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Drawing Tablet with Screen XPPen Artist 22 2nd Computer Graphics Tablet 122% sRGB with 8192 Levels Tilt Function Battery-Free Stylus, 21.5inch Pen Display Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux

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Condition
New
Size
21.5 in
Style
Standard W/O Keys
Model
ArtistCD220F_US
Pressure Sensitivity
8192 levels
Special Feature
Drawing/learning/working
Target Audience
Artist, Illustator, Student, Teacher
Works with
Linux, Mac OS X 10.10 (and higher), Windows 7 and above

Features 8

  • USB-C to USB-C connection: XPPen 22 2nd drawing tablet supports USB-C to USB-C connection(sold separately), which allows you to connect your iMac, Mac Book Pro, or Windows computer without using an adapter
  • Adjustable stand: With the adjustable stand, you can change the screens angle from 16 to 90 degrees to suit your needs and create comfortably. Also, the specially designed cable slot and detachable back cover keep your cables protected and organized
  • More precise: With better accuracy, XPPen Artist 22 2nd pen tablet lets you draw with more precise cursor positioning, even at the four corners. This ensures a satisfying drawing experience
  • Richer Color Gamut: With a screen color gamut of 86% NTSC (Adobe RGB90%,sRGB122%), the 22 2nd Display delivers a diverse and vibrant spectrum of colors, allowing you to create vivid artwork enriched by lifelike hues and sharp details

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Our first smart chip X3, create artistic digitizers that give you a feeling as real and natural as working with a traditional tool. 1 Year Protection Plan & Lifetime XPPen Service 1 Year Protection Plan is offered for all XPPen products, please get in touch with us to see the terms and conditions for Support, Return and Refunds. You can get in touch with us via Amazon Message if you have any question about the product. The PA6 battery-free stylus supports up to 60 degrees of tilt function and 8,192 pressure sensitivity levels, helping you to effortlessly create exquisite strokes and seamless shading. During the limited protection period, XPPen will repair or replace at XPPen’s sole option, any parts of the product that are defective or malfunctioning during normal usage. Artist 22 2nd Artist Pro 19 Gen2 4K Artist Pro 24 Gen2 165hz Artist Pro 24 Gen2 4K Artist Pro 22 Gen2 Artist 22R Pro Artist 24 Pro

Specs 21

Brand XP-Pen
Connectivity Technology HDMI, USB
Pressure Sensitivity 8192 levels
Operating System Windows 7 and above, Mac OS X 10.10 (and higher), and Linux
Special Feature Drawing/learning/working
Model Name ArtistCD220F_US
Built-In Media 1 x 21.5” Graphics Display, 1 x PA6 Battery-free Stylus,1 x Pen Holder (comes with 8 pen nibs), 1 x Quick Guide,1 x Cleaning Cloth, 1 x USB-A to USB-C Cable,1 x HDMI Cable,1 x Power Adapter,1 x USB-C to USB-C Cable,1 x Power Cord, Glove
Target Audience Artist, Illustator, Student, Teacher

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A Great Choice
Size: 22 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
I've been using drawing tablets for years, from the no screen to the screen ones. XPPen is by far one of my favorite brands! I adore this tablet so far, it's huge, and I really love that I can adjust the stand so easily. I was a bit thrown for a loop by the lack of pen case, cause I'm used to those cylander cases, but I really love that I can just put it at the top and I don't have to take it out and put it back into a case every time. The pen has a little nub on the back that can be automatically used as an eraser, which is really nice for anyone who is switching from traditional paper and pencil to digital. Not so useful for me, as I'm too used to my keybinds at this point, but still nice. I think the price is pretty decent, the tablet is big, it looks gorgeous, and so far I've had no problems with performance or lag. I know tablets can be a bit intimidating when you're new to them, so I can't speak on how beginner friendly this one is, but if you follow all the instructions it's very straightforward and easy to jump right in. Overall, very much recommend this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Jordyn
TL;DR: Yes, get this and never look at a Wacom ever again.
Size: 18.4 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
I bought this as a replacement for a malfunctioning Wacom Cintiq 16 and after messing around with this for a while I have some thoughts, to put it lightly. First of all, the presentation on XP Pen is a 10/10. My old Wacom Cintiq came in a box that feels like reinforced paper. Its flimsy so it compensate with like 20 layers of the material. On the other hand, this XP Pen box, even after being emptied, is hard and heavy enough to knock someone out. In fact, its so hard that Amazon, being Amazon, sent it in a box that was chewed up by USPS and was halfway opened by the time it got to me. Despite this, the XP Pen box was still intact. I'm pretty sure you can shoot this box and it would be okay. No joke, the box itself is heavy. A sign of the quality that's inside. Inside the box you'll get: The glorious 4k monitor, a paper that shows you how your new beast of a monitor has been pre color calibrated, a power cable with every outlet adapter for every country, a USB+HDMI cable, spare cables, a hard shell pen storage case, 2 pens (old gen model and fancy new gen model), a bluetooth or USB connected programmable mini keyboard with scroll disk, a ton of extra spare pen nibs of different materials so you can have both replacements and stuff to mess around with, a micro fiber cloth for cleaning, a glove, and instruction manual with instructions in every language known to man. Poor multi-million dollar Wacom with all the money they've been saving by using AI instead of hiring graphic artists for promotional material can only afford to give you less than half of the things I mentioned for double the money. I literally almost cried when I saw the pack of extra nibs inside the box this time around. My old Wacom had about 50 feet of cable with speedbumps and connectors every 5 inches, with huge voltage boxes and AOL era circular pin connectors that some of you are too young to know what that looks like. Each of those connectors are incredibly flimsy and one of the main reasons it malfunctioned on me. XP Pen connects everything via glorious USB-C that satisfyingly clicks in on a modest 5 feet of cable, avoiding the atrocious mess of cables Wacom can afford to give you instead of their proprietary pen nibs. The XP Pen cables are nice and thick too, some of the extra ones have that rope covering that makes them look like whips. The quality on this thing is insane. When this turned on for the first time I felt like I'd been blind for years and I'm seeing color for the first time. The size and the color calibration options this monitor has really do make a difference in trying to make digital art that consistently displays well across monitors. This monitor is 4K and 19 inches with only about 1 inch of indentation around the borders. The work area is enormous, making it a completely different experience since now I can properly gauge composition and the size of the canvas without zooming in and out. The old Wacom is like advertisement for sh*tty s*x service. It says its 16 inches but it has a 3 inch indentation from all sides, so you're really getting like 10 inches of screen, but since the work area is squeezed in into those 10 inches you're actually getting a 6 incher. You can't do sh*t with 6 inches in this line of work. The screen itself has this nice matte finish, making your hand just glide when you draw. It feels amazing. Then pen pressure is great, the sensitivity is great, the quality of the pen itself is superb. It doesn't feel like the rickety "100 pens for 6 bucks pack from walmart" quality that a Wacom pen has. As a bonus, for whatever reason, the Wacom tablet drivers take forever to install and have huge file sizes for what they are. XP Pen drivers are instantaneous by comparison and are so simple, so intuitive, unlike the "lets hide important settings under 7 submenus" UI that Wacom drivers have. TL;DR: It doesn't matter if you're a rookie hobbyist or a professional artist, just get this and never look at Wacom ever again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Ray Garriga
Amazing drawing tablet. Quite Large.
Size: 21.5 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
Colors are great on this screen, not perfect, but close enough to my printer to not be a bother. The mat layer over the top helps with glare, but does not leave the screen washed out at all. Looks great. It's heavy, so you won't be sitting this one on your lap. It isn't touchscreen as far as I can tell, so don't loose the pen it comes with (I painted mine with acrylic so I can find it.) I love that it acts as a regular screen without any added buttons on the side like other drawing screens. Changing the brightness or volume takes you to a little menu that took me a bit to figure out, but it works. Only downside is that it doesn't start up with my pc and doesn't dim with the commands on my keyboard, but these are minor things in comparison to how amazing this thing draws. So much better than my Ipad, which is actually pretty good. The screen is big enough to have 2 applications up at once and looks good with basic games like minecraft. Overall love this screen. If It was more expensive I might dock it one star for the brightness button and the sheer weight of this thing, but it's inexpensive enough that I don't even care. I am a graphic artist and I am going to use the hell out of this screen. Love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024 by Rana
Perfect size! You won’t miss Wacom!
Size: 18.4 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
Finally replaced my old Wacom cintiq companion hybrid and man is it a true upgrade! Everything works flawlessly, and the texture on the screen is smooth and clean, far more durable than the old plastic protectors. 19 inches is the perfect size for a drawing tablet! No cramped real estate, no tired arms. I will say, 4k is absolute overkill for a screen this size. 1440p would have been perfectly serviceable and avoided some of the glitchiness some programs have with windows’ resolution scaling, but a few tweaks and it works right as rain once you get used to it. If this lasts as long as my Wacom, XPPen will have a customer for life. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Aaron R.
Amazing!
Size: 21.5 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
This drawing tablet is amazing!! I got it as an upgrade from the xppen 13 v2 and it is so much nicer. It feels smooth and responsive every time I use it. On top of that whenever I come across a problem it is always a simple fix! I would recommend this to anyone who wants to upgrade their drawing set up! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by Bill Viverette
Doubles as a monitor
Size: 21.5 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
This is a solid tablet that serves as a monitor for my Apple MacBook Air. By solid I mean that the frame is heavy and won't wobble or shake when using it. The drawback to this is not as portable as a smaller version but I keep it on my desk most of the time. It works with my apps for photo editing and 3D printing right out of the box. And it can be used in place of a mouse or trackpad. It is much easier to use because I use the pen pen directly on the monitor as I would on a sheet of paper or canvas.. The quality is good for what I do, but a professional artist needs to become familiar with its limitations before making a decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Will D
Great Drawing Tablet
Size: 18.4 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
Easy to set up, very responsive display, amazing customer service. I'm a first time owner of a drawing tablet the set up was quick and easy, using the tablet is easy and the stylus is very responsive. I'm very impressed with this drawing tablet. I emailed the customer service when my display was randomly turning off, the representative was very knowledgeable and help me diagnose and fix the issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Its almost fine, but one big pen issue
Size: 22 Inch Style: Standard W/O Keys
I got this to replace a different 22in tablet I had that got fried, and so far thos has been going okay. Its hard to get used to a different manufacturers tablet and its color settings and pen shenanigans. I thing the included stand works great and I like having the pen holder at the top. The drivers are fine and I havent run into any issues with it yet. So far my workflow has almost pen fine. But I have been running into pen issues. The pen on this thing is very finicky. It likes to act like its pressed down all the time even though I have my hand well above the screen. This always ends up with me adding lines or erasing things. Its even worse when it does this while Im choosing a pen or toll and decides to draw the tool palette with it and messes up my ui. If this pen issue wasn't here it would have definitely been a major upgrade to my last tablet, even though they were pretty similar. I guess this might be a common issue with this manufacturer's pens, so be warned. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2026 by AAmazon
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