OSU! Drawing Tablet VEIKK S640 Graphic Drawing Tablet Ultra-Thin 6x4 Inch Pen Tablet with 8192 Levels Battery-Free Passive Pen

Features

• VEIKK S640 is a perfect mouse replacement for OSU! gameplay drawing, painting, sketching, document signing, causal art work editing, inking, sculpturing and more. No need to install drivers for OSU!. Report rate has increased to 250 RPS making lines flow quicker and smoother, enhancing overall performance.
• Battery-free pen with 8192 level pressure sensitivity, NO NEED TO CHARGE, allowing for constant uninterrupted Draw and Play.
• 6x4 inch active area, only 2mm thick, small and compact,easily fits into a laptop case or in a briefcase, convenient to carry it with you on the go.
• The one-click toggle allows you to switch between Pen and Eraser instantly. VEIKK S640 is suitable for both right and left hand users.
• VEIKK S640 compatible with Windows 10/8/7, Mac 10.10 or above. Also can work with many major designer software such as Photoshop, SAI, Illustrator, Clip Studio, SketchBook Pro ,MediBang, Painter, Krita, and more. Must be used with a computer. Comes with 1- year warranty and lifetime technical support.

Description

IMPORTANT NOTICE: 1. DRIVER DOWNLOAD Please go to our official website to download the latest diver. 2. INSTALLING DRIVER Please make sure there is no other brands driver on computer to avoid driver conflict problem. Close all drawing program and anti-virus program before installation. If your operating system is the newest Mojave10.14, please add the “Tablet Driver Center” into the white list first after installed the driver on your computer. s640 Model: S640 Working Area: 6 x 4 inch Pen Pressure: 8192 levels Pen: Battery-free Pen Report Rate: 250 RPS Resolution: 5080 LPI Reading Height: 10 mm

Product Dimensions 8.6 x 5.2 x 0.8 inches

Item Weight 11.2 ounces

Shipping Weight 11.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer VEIKK

ASIN B07D34DP5M

Item model number S640

Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars 283 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #182 in Computer Graphics Tablets

Date first listed on Amazon May 7, 2018

abunda_amazon_reviews The S640 is a wonderful tablet. I’d even consider traveling with it. I’ve only had it for 3 days but I’ve been charmed by how functional and useful it is. I’m not gonna lie, I was put off a little at first by how small it was. I definitely don’t feel that way anymore. It’s been awhile since I’ve used a graphics tablet (approximately a year and a half) because I got an iPad. While the iPad is good for on the go, the price is insanely higher. I got my iPad many years after using a few different graphic tablets. So, what I’m trying to say is, while I do enjoy my iPad, I also really enjoy this tablet. It’s super smooth to draw on, the pen is really nice and it’s super quick to install! Would I suggest this tablet? To put it simply, yes, I would. To all levels of artists. It’s cheap, great quality and it’s very portable. The only thing I personally have a small issue with is that the cord isn’t removable. The tablet is affordable enough to by another one if something happens to the cord though. The shipping was pretty fast for me and I ended up getting it around noon or so two days after I ordered it. I also wanted to add, I really like how sleek the design of the tablet is. The pen is also really nice to hold. Anyway, thank you for reading my review and I hope that you’ll give this tablet a chance. ^^;;Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;A great traveling companion ...;;Celena;;/gp/customer-reviews/R202K0B0V35IP6/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B07D34DP5M;;;I have been testing out various low cost alternatives to help people get into digital art. This tablet caught my eye at only 26$ at time of purchase, seemed too good to be true. In summary this is a great small portable tablet that works well with a lot of options for customization. TL;DR Pros: Inexpensive, 8k pressure sensitivity, Small, Thin, protective pen case, Does not register hands/palm. Cons: Website setup can be tricky, (for me) Glossy surface, No pen stand. Wishlist: Tilt Detection For the purpose of this review I used Corel Painter essentials 6 - the idea being that if you are cutting cost on tablet you will probably be cutting cost on software. As a Corel Painter user I knew that essentials had the same types of tracking and pressure sensitivity as the bigger more expensive Corel Painter 2019. In the first photo you will see a finished painting using several different brushes and techniques including the Mystic Mountains Bob Ross brushes and then about half a dozen stock essentials brushes. In additional photos you will see a quick pressure test using the Fine Point pencil and then a oily brush, various patterns and pressure applies returned the same results as I get with the Wacom Pro Pen 2. I also highlighted some of the setup and what to expect in the box. The tablet uses a glossy surface which makes the pen glide well but I do like the more textured paper feel personally. So the surface type will definitely be a personal preference but it did not affect my ability to paint. Also smoother surface usually means longer nib life. Sketching is easy enough and I was able to work with a straight edge without issue. It also only picks up the pen, so i was able to rest my hand without my gloves on the tablet and it did not cause any issues. I thought the smaller size would be a problem, but I was able to cover my canvas area without issue and control brush strokes and never even noticed the size. I reiterate this makes it great for laptop use! The pressure sensitivity reads correct and works as I would expect. I did have to adjust the curve in my program, and in the veikk program as when it got to blending I really had to push the nib into the surface to make it work. One of the great things, especially if you have to troubleshoot any issues, that there is an LED light on the tablet to indicate that the pen is making contact. I do wish it had tilt detection (tho that is rare especially at this price) to work with some of my brushes for angle reset. Configuring the pen buttons, surface area, and the monitor was super easy and I was able to make changes quickly which was great! This means while using different art programs, i can setup quick keys to for instance undo and set color. I took about 35 minutes to put together the painting there and test different techniques and brush pressures, as I said the only time I had any issue was with blending, and that is because of the settings not the device itself. (I regularly have to adjust my Waco pens for this same issue) The overall setup could be made easier, the page that you get the drivers from - which require you to click on an icon for download - do not specify to click the icon and if you click the text, it takes you to a page in presumably Chinese, that has to be translated but does not tell you that you went too far. Simply hitting back and clicking the icon solved this issue. Another odd thing is that you have to plug in the device prior to installing the drivers. It does not make it difficult as the quick start guide walks you through it, however it seems out of the ordinary. The tablet itself is a small tablet and it is super thin. I like this size as it makes it very portable and easy to throw into my laptop bag. Plus at the price point if for some reason it got lost or stolen, I wouldn't be kicking myself. The two things I wish it would come with is a place to set the pen (The pocket cover is nice) but all my other tablets come with at least a small stand that holds the pen upright or on the side, this stops it from rolling (or from me holding it in my mouth);;Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;A fantastic low price and quite portable entry into digital art.;;Panther;;/gp/customer-reviews/R3R11ODGO2T3CM/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B07D34DP5M;;;Pros: --Extremely slim and sturdy --Absolutely no pen charging to deal with --Includes spare tips for pen and a nice felt case --Does not require included drivers for basic functionality --Pretty much plug-and-play --Supports pen hovering Cons: --Pen nib is squeaky. --Pen buttons are finicky I feel like this drawing tablet deserves 5 stars mostly because its an awesome, minimalist design that I found damn attractive. It seems well thought-out, from the nice L-shaped rubber feet on all the corners to the stiff, yet yielding fiberglass that it seems to be built on. It just looks and feels nice. It's also super-light if you need to travel with it, and obviously its ridiculously thin. Along with the travel idea, not needing batteries for the tablet OR the pen has been more useful than I thought it would be. It's just nice to not worry about changing any batteries or bring a charger. As far as functionality goes, it gets the job done, if with a little less posh than other brands. With basic windows drivers and without the store-supplied drivers, it works just like a mouse where the rectangle of the board matches up exactly with the rectangle of your main screen. A nice extra here is that you can hover the pen above the board without touching it to move the mouse without clicking, making it waaaay easier to position the mouse that some other boards I've tried. There is almost 0 delay or latency in the few apps I've tried like Fresh Paint, OneNote, and Photoshop. My only complaints are that the pen feels a little light when writing, and the pen tip sinks in while pressing down. Obviously that's to help with pressure sensitivity, but it can be disconcerting. Seriously, though. For this price (around $26 when I bought it) to get a fully functioning board with a pressure sensitive pen and all the nice design features and portability is awesome. Definitely a great deal, even if only to try out drawing tablets in general. It makes a good starter board because it works without custom drivers and is rather easy to use.;;Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Design is Awesome;;Evan;;/gp/customer-reviews/R1BL222798WZ41/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B07D34DP5M