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In my opinion, the quality rubber grip pen is the real advantage here. The other reviews of the Deco 03 I have seen so far praise the red dial for being the main reason they like the tablet, but I really cannot see it as a plus. I have no complaints about its quality, but I was never a fan of wheel-type expresskeys so it only acts as an accessory for me. It spins really smoothly and clicks nicely every ~15 degrees of rotation. The main selling point of this tablet is apparently the red dial.
They’re certainly use-able, but I believe they could be better. They require a bit more force than I would like to click them, and they’re actually pretty loud when you click them. The 6 expresskeys have fairly good feedback when clicking them, but I would have preferred them to be slightly easier to click. The tablet has 6 expresskeys and the rotating red dial in one corner of the tablet. This is one of my few nitpicks about this tablet. I would have very much preferred a rounded edge to give artists a more comfortable experience while drawing for long periods of time. This means that if your table is higher than your elbow, it is possible that the tablet will feel uncomfortable against your wrist because of the edge. The edge of the tablet is not rounded like most other tablets.
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Make sure you read the manual to know exactly how to set up and use the wireless mode if you intend to use that. The rubber feet do a good job of keeping the tablet in place while drawing.Īlso on the back of the tablet is the wireless on/off switch. The back of the tablet has the usual information sticker and rubber feet. this is not a cause for concern whatsoever as wearing off the texture does not affect the tablets drawing capabilities whatsoever. I have to question XP-Pen and why they say the surface is “durable and resistant to scratches” on the XP-Pen Deco 03 product page because the surface shows clear signs of wear from normal use. I am completely certain that it will end up smoothing out really quickly from normal use.
The tablet surface is certainly wearing and I can clearly see the marks where I have been drawing. Since I mainly use XP-Pen Artist 22E screen-less tablets which are much smoother, the rough texture felt a bit coarse to me at first, but it started feeling nice fairly quickly and I found it quite enjoyable to draw on. The tablet feels quite durable when doing a simple twist test by gripping both ends of the tablet and twisting.The surface of the tablet is fairly rough and gives drawing on the tablet a nice amount of resistance. The only special flair is the red dial in the corner of the tablet. The tablet has a fairly simple design with just a flat surface and nothing special going on around it.
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However, it is always recommended to get the most current drivers directly from XP-Pen’s site instead of using the included ones because the included ones may be outdated. Instead, there is a 4GB USB drive with the drivers and manual on it. ĤGB USB drive (with tablet drivers and other info on it) Price: 99.99 USD (when this review was written). I would even go so far as to say this is the closest any company has gotten to Wacom so far.
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If you know you need pen tilt/rotation, then the Wacom Intuos Pro is really your only option, but if you don’t care about those features, this tablet is a completely worthy alternative which feels fantastic to use.
If you are an experienced tablet user, the choice will depend on what you need for your art. It has a drawing experience on par tablets, and I would certainly recommend spending your 100 USD on this tablet.
If you are a beginner, I can wholeheartedly recommend this over the XP-Pen Deco 03. Overall: A very worthwhile buy for 100 USD. The main reason why I decided to buy the XP-Pen Deco 03 instead of the previous XP-Pen Deco 01 is because the Deco 03 uses a newer more premium looking pen than the Deco 01 which just uses a simple plastic pen. It is made to compete with Wacom’s Intuos Pro line while costing only as much as the low-end Intuos tablets.
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The XP-Pen Deco 03 is XP-Pen’s latest addition to their Deco series of screen-less tablets.
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