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Parblo Intangbo M Drawing Tablet 10x6 inch,Digital Graphic Tablet with 8192 Levels,Battery-Free Stylus and 8 Hot-Keys Drawing Pad,Work with Window/Mac,Android,Purple

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Arrives Monday, Jun 3
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Size: M


Color: Purple


Features

  • UPDATED UNIQUE PURPIE: This graphics drawing tablet has lilac purple. Compatible with Windows 7/8/10, MAC 10.11-10.15, Chrome8.0 or lower version and Android devices 6.0 or above. Linux, Chromebook 8.0 and above are not supported. It works with major graphics software such as Photoshop, SAI, Painter and so on
  • 8192 PRESSURE SENSITIVITY: The graphic tablet has wireless passive electromagnetic induction technology with a battery-free pen doesnt require charging. 8192-level pressure sensitivity and 8-10mm reading heights, support pen tilt sensing function, tilt angle up to 60 degrees, for a more delicate painting experience.
  • 10 x 6 WORKING AREA : The drawing tablet has a 10 x 6 inches active area and only 8mm thickness, it's easy to carry. Handwriting reading speed up to 266RPS, drawing smoothly without delay
  • 8 CUSTOMIZED PRESS KEYS & 1 DIAL RING: The graphic tablet has 8 customizable buttons with mechanical swivel design to provide creative efficiency. Support left-handed mode and right-handed mode to meet different usage scenarios
  • ONE-YEAR WARRANTY PROMISES: Intangbo provides a one-year warranty and lifetime technical support for all our pen tablets/displays. The drawing tablet has exquisite packaging, can be used as Christmas, birthday gifts to family and friends

Brand: Parblo


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Pressure Sensitivity: 8192 Levels


Operating System: Linux,Windows,Android


Special Feature: 60° Tilt Support, Extra-Slim


Product Dimensions: 14 x 8.8 x 0.3 inches


Item Weight: 2.86 pounds


Item model number: Intangbo - M - Purple


Date First Available: June 23, 2021


Manufacturer: Parblo


Country of Origin: China


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    • Works great
It's sturdy and the package is so cute! You get stickers! The tablet works great but it does have a tendency to need to have the mouse clicked once sometimes to work again. Besides that little niche, it's easy to use and does as intended.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023 by Emily Garcia
    • Colors Don't Match
Review Image by judy judy
Just got my order today and I'm really disappointed that the stylus and other accessories aren't purple and don't match the color of the tablet like the listing images show. I know it's not a huge issue but the aesthetics of everything being purple and matching was a big reason for me ordering this over a Wacom tablet. I'll update this review once I actually get a chance to set it up and test it out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2022 by judy judy
    • Scroll wheel
Review Image by john miller john miller
The media could not be loaded. This review is for the Parblo Intangbo (small) Graphic Drawing Tablet. It came with a tablet, a pen, a pen holder, extra nibs for the pen, USB cable, two adapters, a drawing glove, cleaning card, stickers and a bookmark. There were a few things that stood out to me that I liked: the place to hold your pen on your tablet was the first. I like to have my pen out and easy to see by the tablet as I am very accident prone so having it standing in a pen holder means a lot more chances of me hitting it and knocking it over. As I started using the tablet, I enjoyed the simple use that did everything I needed. It drew smoothly, registered at a timely speed, and great for starting artists to get the feel of digital art to just jump in. I GREATLY appreciated the scrolling tool/button which was oddly very satisfying. I tend to overscroll just a little too much every time for the fun of it. For the quick buttons on the side, there are little protrusions that help you differentiate which button you are on. You don’t realize how great this is until you get engrossed in a drawing that you forget where your hands are and can’t remember where you placed them. Stickers always help win me over but I love it when it has a style that is cohesive with the product and packaging theme. This actually does help inspire me to draw and be more inclined to use the product. The only issue I really had was making the lilac purple connect with the default deep green color of the Parblo packaging box. We like to collect well made and well designed boxes, but the dissonance between the color of the box and theme of Parblo with the color of Lilac tablet threw me off. It could be my Autistic particularities on color and their connections but the stickers helped bring me back. =D I really do like stickers. Overall, I think the price for the tablet is worth it. You can get a lot of practice and range with this until you are ready for a more long-term and pricey product to invest in. I would recommend this to anyone of any age to try out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2022 by john miller john miller
    • Cute Tablet, Not So Cute Software
Size: M Color: Purple
I wanted to like this so bad, it's so cute. Unfortunately there were too many issues to justify. In Clip Studio, the buttons on the pen didn't work at all. Didn't matter what I set them as, one button would switch tools (I had it set to the eraser) but wouldn't actually complete the function. The other button just froze the cursor in place until I released it. I also couldn't hold the pen button and use the express keys on the tablet simultaniously. I would hold the pen button I had set to erase and try to increase the size with one of the buttons on the side if the tablet, just for it to kind of glitch out and switch between the eraser and brush. At first I thought maybe I had a faulty pen, but when I tried it in Sai the pen buttons DID work. It still wouldn't let me use the pen button and express key though. Also in Sai it had issues registering that I was clicking on things? Like I tried to click on the lasso tool and it refused to switch over. I've never had issues with a tablet like this before, it did this on both my desktop and laptop so it wasn't an isolated issue on a single device. I did everything I could to fix it (uninstall/reinstall driver, uninstall previous drivers, update art program ect.) and nothing worked. I honestly can't recommend this device based on what I experienced, get an Intuos or an Art Deco instead. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022 by PD
    • Great entry-level tablet for the aesthetically conscious
Size: M Color: Purple
Review Image by Sky Blue Jenny Sky Blue Jenny
Review Image by Sky Blue Jenny Sky Blue Jenny
This tablet is a stand out of all the other tablets I've owned for the sheer color alone. I'm a graphic designer so I will be using this when I want to use my laptop either away from my desk or in the classroom. The pen is lightweight and the tablet provides feedback when in use by lighting up on the bottom left when it recognizes any pressure. You get 8 replacements of the same nib, in case you wear your original one down, with a ring to remove your used nibs and the nibs glide really nicely on the tablet. The little tray for the pen is a minimal place for your pen which makes it great for when you're traveling and don't want to bother with bringing the nib holder in your pack. Some of the downsides include a few hurdles of installation for the driver that were easily bypassed. It does not allow for Pan/Scroll shortcut on the buttons on the pen, which is my go-to shortcut for my other tablets, but the ring on the left side is a good replacement because it is a tactile feedback experience. Overall this is a great tablet for beginners and students who appreciate cute aesthetics and are looking to upgrade their creative experience to get more connected to their work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2021 by Sky Blue Jenny Sky Blue Jenny
    • Fun product
Review Image by Fred Kropf Fred Kropf
Review Image by Fred Kropf Fred Kropf
Cheers to Parblo!!! I just received my Parblo Intangbo drawing board in the mail. It was packaged quite nicely and looked quite professional. I unpackaged it and preceded to install the drivers. The drivers installed quite quickly and the board connected very easily to my computer. Make sure you download the correct driver for either phone or computer. I initially tried the board out on my HP desktop computer. It was a bit difficult getting used to the way the pen moved in relation to the computer screen but after awhile of use you begin to get used to it. I used it in Photoshop first and then in Paint after that. It probably all depends on what you are used to as far as editing but I think it could be very helpful in selecting areas and filling them in with colors. Also I found it useful when using the healing brush. Time will tell if it is a total game changer for me as far as doing all my editing with it but it definitely adds some neat aspects to photoshop and is a fun little gadget to play around on! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2021 by Fred Kropf Fred Kropf

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