Artisul D22S 21.5 Inch Pen Display

My order was delivered to somebody else!
I paid $301.28 upfront for nothing.
I feel like I was defrauded by your company.

I had a wacom tablet (Intuos draw from 2016) but i decided to change to a display tablet. I'm not a professional, I'm a software developer but I like to make illustrations and other stuff in my spare time. This one is awesome, I've been using it for photoshop and blender.

I've been testing the monitor for a few days and I really like it, it has some details that could be improved, such as the pencil that's not bad but it could be better if they gave it a little more weight or change the material, I recommend this monitor to anyone who loves drawing will have a good time.

I recently gave away my Wacom intuos tablet because I never used it and instead used ipad because I liked drawing on the screen, but I missed drawing on computer for the processing power, so I decided to look into pen displays and after a LOT of research, finally landed on the D22S and made my purchase. It only took 4 business days to get here and I've used it every day since, either as a monitor or a pen display and after about 2 weeks, decided to leave a review.

THE GOOD:
- Despite the low range, I've found the color accuracy to be better than even the monitor I was using before
- There's virtually no lag
- Set up was extremely easy
- Doesnt get hot to the touch even with hours long use (looking at you, ipad)
- Great pen control
- Works great with every program I've tried so far (CSP, ZBrush and Blender)

THE BAD(kinda)
- Parallax is always going to be there, but personally it hasn't affected my use and you get used to it almost immediately (I was really worried I wouldn't be able to acclimate, but have had no issues)
- Cables are extremely short, so I've had to swap the HDMI and USB cables out for a longer ones, but I had ones on hand, so some people may need to buy them if they don't
- Sometimes on CSP, and specifically only on the canvas area, my cursor will show about an inch and a half to the right of where I'm gesturing with the pen. This is solved by just closing out of clip and opening it back up, so it's not a deal breaker and has only happened maybe 2 times, but kinda annoying regardless

(Also, personal preference, but on the pen express key, you can only set it to mouse up or mouse down instead of scroll(drag up to page up and down to page down) like every other tablet I've used. Also the pen feels very light, I prefer a bit more heft to my pens to weigh down my pen strokes. But again, these are just my personal nitpicks and shouldn't influence much you too much)

Overall I absolutely recommend this pen display, and considering it's a fraction of the cost of a Cintiq for the same size and in my opinion, nearly the same quality, it's saved me a lot of grief. I've only had it for 2 weeks though, so if something changes within the next couple of years, I'll see if I can update my review, but so far I haven't had an ounce of buyers remorse.

Artisul D22S 21.5 Inch Pen Display Hello, this is my first graphic screen. I am totally satisfied with the size, pencil, pressure on the screen and above all the price. I am using it from the first day, 7 hours a day and everything is going excellent, thanks.