Drawing Tablet XPPen StarG640 Digital Graphic Tablet 6x4 Inch Art Tablet with Battery-Free Stylus Pen Tablet for Mac, Windows and Chromebook (Drawing/E-Learning/Remote-Working)

I'm a Spanish teacher, and I used my conventional whiteboard, and it was very difficult to focus on the screen. But since I found it, it's made my life easier. I can write on my screen and explain things to my students and correct them. It's durable because I've dropped my pencil and it hasn't been damaged. It also comes with several replacement tips. I think it's a good purchase and would definitely buy it again.

This is my 2nd time buying one of these tablets, the first lasted me a good few years, which is why I purchased another. I appreciate the pressure sensitivity and size of the tablet, it gives enough space for detail without being too big. The tablet is fairly thin and easy to tote around. The only thing that I do not care for is the micro-usb plug rather than having a usb-C plug. That is what broke the last tablet. Over time the socket will get loose and the connection will suffer, but it took about 3 or so years for that to happen. Overall I recommend this product for both new and seasoned digital artists as a great travel drawing tablet.

ignore how greasy my tablet looks omg i think it's just really easy to get dirty but the all black pen is the one that comes with this tablet, but the silver/black one is my deco pro pen.okay so!!!! i'm an xp pen user til the day i die hehe i'm so loyal. i used to use the deco pro mw and small, but then the ports cracked in both of them which made them basically unusable. then in the middle of my sleep deprived delirium, i decided that i'd get a baby xp pen tablet as a temporary replacement. i hopped on amazon, found the star g640, and bought it on a whim. it arrived on the same day bc i'm a ✨ prime user ✨ so i started using it immediately after i woke up.it's very small, and i have it connected to my laptop. it's okay if you wanna draw in bed, but if you're at a table, the tablet's corners are a bit sharp (?) so it might scratch your forearm rubbing against it. it's also extremely light so if you have it laying on your body then it won't put a lot of pressure yay. also the tablet doesn't have buttons at all unlike deco pro, but the pen does have the typical left/right click buttons. speaking of the pen...here is the make or break: the pen is REALLY uncomfortable?? maybe it's bc i've grown so used to the rubber on the deco pro pens, but this pen really reminds me of the wacom intuos pen but significantly cheaper (which i guess is what you'd imagine for a $40 drawing tablet but that doesn't mean i can't be disappointed LOL). and for some reason, the strokes feel slower and less precise? maybe that's my own skill issue but it seriously felt super wrong and i was beginning to get kinda exhausted from drawing. i was contemplating returning the tablet altogether and rushing to get another deco pro, but then i had the idea to try and use my deco pro pen on it and IT WORKED????? 💃💃 so now it actually doesn't physically hurt me to use!!!!!! which is good bc i REALLY didn't wanna get another tablet LMFAOOOO. if it weren't for the pen compatibility, i would honestly have given this either three or even two stars, but i'd say it bumped it back up to a four. which technically is not this product by itself, i just got really lucky i've already used xp pen, and i appreciate the fact that you can cross over the pens between different xp tablets, so it can have the extra star <3tl;dr the tablet is okay, the work space is small but reasonably so. if you aren't a beginner then you'll recognize how awful this pen feels to hold. if you're buying from xp pen then just get a deco pro i'm so serious 😭😭 but this tablet really is as much as it's worth and i'd definitely recommend it for BEGINNER artists, especially kids.

Works beautifully. I wish it connected with a USB-C instead of a micro USB. No lag that I've noticed or that has impacted my performance. Since I use it for OSU, I wish it were smaller, but it's not a turn-off that it's bigger! The design is very slim, so it saves a lot of space when I need to store it away. The tips have PLENTY of replacements (more than you'll need - I haven't even replaced mine once yet)

A useless button on the pen makes it susceptible to parasitic presses. You have to disable it in software. The pad is nice and large enough, but drawing on it while looking at the monitor is difficult in general.

I recently purchased the XP-Pen StarG640, and it has exceeded my expectations for a drawing tablet in this price range. The setup was seamless on both my Windows laptop and Chromebook, and the compatibility with popular design and drawing software is fantastic.The battery-free stylus is incredibly responsive, offering 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, making it perfect for detailed artwork or note-taking. The 6x4 inch surface is compact yet provides enough space to work comfortably. It's also lightweight, which makes it portable for on-the-go projects.I primarily use it for digital art, and the accuracy and smoothness of the strokes are remarkable for such an affordable tablet. It also works great for online learning and remote work, especially for tasks like annotating PDFs or sketching ideas during meetings.For anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use drawing tablet without breaking the bank, the XP-Pen StarG640 is a fantastic choice!

“Muy precisa, ligera y fácil de configurar. Ideal para ilustradores, diseñadores y editores que buscan calidad a buen precio. Cumple con todo lo que promete.”

Pretty cool tablet, a little confusing to use for beginners but provided a whole bunch of nubs for the tip of the pen and was a nice smooth surface with no damages. small and compact is it fits practically anywhere without taking much space and has lasted me over a year or two now.