Parblo Drawing Tablet Ninos Q for Android Phone,6.3x4.5 inch Mobile Digital Graphic Tablet with 4 Device switches,5 Shortcut Keys,Battery-Free Stylus,for Android Device,Window,Mac
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Color: Sky Blue
Features
- Design for Android Phone-The Ninos Q weighs only 210g and measures 20cm x 15cm, making it lightweight and easy to carry around. It comes with a Type C cable and a micro USB OTG adapter, which is suitable for Android phones and other Android devices.NOTE:Make sure your computer supports the Type C connector before connecting it to your computer.
- 4 Adjustable Mode-The Ninos Q with 4 rotating switches,It can be easily switched between various Android devices to adapt to different device screen sizes and resolutions to meet your multi-scenario diagramming needs. At the same time, when you connect to a computer, you can also customise the display ratio through the driver,Note:The Shortcut Keys are avaialable only when the device is connected to a computer
- Ergonomic Battery-Free Stylus-With 8192 pressure levels and 60 tilt function, Smooth writing with no delay. Well-designed and comfortable to hold the pen, long time drawing will not bring any discomfort
- Wide compatibility -The Ninos Q Mobile Drawing Tablet is compatible with android phone,android tablet,Mac,Window and HarmonyOS,Temporarily incompatible chromebook,It seamlessly integrates with leading software such as Photoshop, SAI, Illustrator, Clip Studio, Pixologic ZBrush and more, expanding creative possibilities. Note: Not compatible with iPhone or iPad.
- After-sales service: Parblo is committed to providing quality drawing tablet and accessories. The Ninos Q comes with a detailed instruction manual,You can also download and view the user mannual on the current website.If you have any questions about us in the process of using the digital drawing tablet, please feel free to contact us, we will provide you with solutions within 12 hours
Brand: Parblo
Connectivity Technology: USB
Pressure Sensitivity: 8192 Levels
Operating System: Android 6.0 and above,Window 8.0 and above,Mac 10.12 and above,Harmony OS 1.0 and above
Special Feature: Lightweight, Shortcut Key, 60° Tilt Support
Manufacturer: Parblo
Target Audience: Teacher, Adult, Student
Model Number: Ninos Q
Brand Name: Parblo
Model Name: Ninos Q
Built-In Media: Drawing Tablet,P09 Stylus,Quick Start Guide,Phone Stand,Micro USB OTG Adapter,Nib*6,Nib Extractor
Specific Uses For Product: Designing,Drawing,Animation,Onlin Education,Teaching,Writing
Display Type: 1
Compatible Devices: Android Phone,Android Tablet,Window,Mac
Native Resolution: 5080LPI
Operating System: Android 6.0 and above,Window 8.0 and above,Mac 10.12 and above,Harmony OS 1.0 and above
Additional Features: Lightweight, Shortcut Key, 60° Tilt Support
Connectivity Technology: USB
Pressure Sensitivity: 8192 Levels
Active Surface Area: 6.3x4.5 inch
Item Weight: 400 Grams
Screen Size: 1
Color: Sky Blue
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