VEIKK A30 V2 Drawing Tablet 10x6 Inch Graphics Tablet with Battery-Free Pen and 8192 Professional Levels Pressure
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Size: 10*6 inch
Style: A30-New Version
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- Unique Touch Pad Design: The VEIKK A30 graphic tablet features a unique touch pad design with 4 touch keys and one gesture pad. Its modern design appeals to younger users and provides a perfect touch experience, offering stable performance for your artistic endeavors
- 8192 Levels Pressure Sensitivity: With 8192 levels of professional pressure sensitivity, the VEIKK A30 delivers exquisite strokes, making lines smoother and more natural. The battery-free pen allows for constant uninterrupted drawing, without the need for charging or batteries
- Versatile Digital Art Tablet: The VEIKK A30 digital art tablet is specifically designed for drawing, design, online education, e-signature, as well as photo and video editing. It offers compatibility with Chrome OS 88 or later, Windows 7 or later , Mac OS 10.12 or later, Android 6.0 or later and Linux, ensuring you can start your artwork in most software such as Adobe Photoshop, SAI, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Painter, Clip Studio, SketchBook, MediBang, Zbrush, Krita, Gimp and more
- Ultra-Large Drawing Area and Convenient Type-C Port Design: The A30 pen tablet boasts a 10x6 ultra-large drawing area, providing ample space for artistic creation. It features a type-C port design, allowing for convenient plug-in and out with either direction, ensuring stability and ease of use. Also, it suits for both right and left hand users
Brand: VEIKK
Connectivity Technology: USB
Pressure Sensitivity: 8192 Levels
Operating System: Chrome OS 88 or later, Windows 7 or later , Mac OS 10.12 or later, Android 6.0 or later and Linux
Special Feature: Gesture Pad, Touch Keys, 60°Tilt Support, Ultra large Drawing Area
Product Dimensions: 13.07 x 8.35 x 0.35 inches
Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
Item model number: VEIKK A30 V2
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 14, 2018
Manufacturer: VEIKK
Country of Origin: China
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I've been a digital artist that's been using tablets of different types for about 18 years now and it's actually become my fulltime job for the last 11 of those years. That being said, I have quite a bit of experience with tablets however, I will mentioned that my experience with this tablet is entirely related to digital illustration so my review with this device will solely be related to that area of use as opposed to use for games/ect. I feel like finding more affordable equipment is important since art should never have an unreasonable entry point, a view I wish other brands such as Wacom would take to heart. Viek has yet to disappoint me and have consistently offered great quality for the price. I always take my time when giving my thoughts on these types of products because I find it very important to really put the time in with them before I can really give my full and honest input. Now, I am not a very tech-savy person so my perspective is that of your average Jane/artist that goes for comfort and "feel" and something I really like about this tablet is it's sleek and smooth surface. A lot of newer brands and tablets seem to be going for a simulated paper texture and if that's something you enjoy, by all means! As someone who started back in 2003 with a Wacom Graphire 3 (which was $200 in 2003, btw!), that sleek surface is something I started with and have a strong preference for. In my opinion, it gives me a sense of flow and control when my pen can just gently glide across the surface of the tablet. Another thing I appreciated a lot was how easy to use this tablet was; The installation process was easy and programming functions for the buttons was also a breeze! I did have a few driver issues at first, but they were solved by uninstalling my Wacom tablet drivers; I assume there were some conflicts going on, but once I did that it was very smooth sailing! If you purchase this tablet, PLEASE be sure to uninstall any other tablet drivers and that should solve issues. I do consider this a con though as I am very picky about my driver settings and I don't especially like having to uninstall and reinstall drivers if I want to use a different tablet on the same device. I actually did notice something interesting about the software as well; If you've ever owned a Wacom, you'll definitely relate to the "Tablet Driver has stopped functioning" dilemma and it's the worst when you're in the middle of working on a piece! In the few months I have been using the Veikk, it has not once given me this error and that alone is a big thumbs up from me! As I mentioned above, I am not tech-savy so I'm not entirely sure what 8000 levels of pressure means on paper, however when I was using the tablet to draw it was always very responsive and felt very smooth to work with. I was able to get some really nice work from brushes in various programs using different degrees of pressure; It especially paired nice with ClipStudio however it didn't feel quite as responsive in Paint Tool Sai. I would say take that with a grain of salt though, as Paint Tool Sai itself is a pretty old program these days. The only downside to this tablet I discovered was that it's not quite great when it comes to detecting the tilt of the pen, which is a minor complaint as I only need this function for a few brushes I use in different programs! Overall, I really enjoyed working with this tablet and my complaints are very far and few between; I would absolutely recommend this tablet for anyone fresh or just starting their journey into the world of digital art. For the price, the quality is unbeatable and even if you're a veteran, this compact tablet is great to take with if you're going out for a bit. Definitely worth trying out for the features and how responsive the pen feels; it's a great bargain and I wish Veikk was around when I started all those years ago!
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It’s been quite some time since using an art tablet with my computer, so I was pleasantly surprised with how well the VEIKK A30 works. It’s a great value, considering the cost and what comes in the package. I especially appreciated the drawing glove they include with the table as I’d lost my previous one some time ago. As usual with most art tablets it came with additional nibs for the tip of the pen and a device for removal. The tool looked different from what I was used to, so for fun I tried it out to see how easy it was to remove the nib with it, and had no trouble with it at all. On top of those, the package also comes with two adapters: Micro USB and a USB-C. I assume this is to not only accommodate the connections a PC or MAC might use to make it more flexible in use, but also to make it easy to use with advertised connections like with compatible smartphones. I haven't tested this out yet myself but if it works that adds to the ease of being able to take it for art on the go! Set up was super easy! A little card in the box gives clear instructions to download the driver from their site, which I feel is a good move as it always ensures you’re installing the most updated version of their tablet drivers. It recommends making sure there are no other tablet drivers already installed on the computer. At the time it was not an issue for me, but I always recommend following the directions given. Installation of the driver took very little time, and from there when I plugged in the tablet to the computer I was able to customize the ‘buttons’ on the side of the tablet and mapping of the pen. I found it very convenient and was able to set things up in a way where I could optimize the commands I use most often when working on art. (Of course, I might play around with it more later and maybe find something I like better.) One thing I absolutely appreciate was the touchpad used to zoom in and out. It makes it so much easier than reaching over to my keyboard or tapping at the button on the program with the stylus. It responds quickly and much like using the mouse wheel, it zooms in or out based on where the cursor is placed on the image. Now, in terms of actually drawing with the art tablet… let’s face it, that’s the most important part of buying an art tablet, right? Well I’m happy to say that the tablet works wonderfully! The working area of the tablet to actually draw on was much bigger than I thought it was going to be than when I initially purchased it. There was plenty of room to work, which was very pleasant considering the cost. The reaction time is very quick and I personally haven't experienced any lag with it at all. The pressure sensitivity works wonders and I find myself having to adjust to press harder because I’m so used to being cautious with my iPad when I draw. The pen is a good size and easy to grip (unlike my apple pencil, which I had to buy a grip for), and thank goodness there’s no need to charge the pen. I’ve only tried it with one art program (I use CSP), so I can't say for programs like Photoshop since I don't use that one for drawing, but there was no need to troubleshoot pressure sensitivity or anything so I could focus solely on my art, which was refreshing. I spent more time worrying about brushes I needed to use than I did worrying about something not working on the A30. TLDR: The VEIKK A30 is a great value for those who don't want to spend a lot on a great art tablet.
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