The new XEncelabs Pen Display 16 has a superbly crisp OLED display and comes with two pens and Quick Keys remote. Most people working in design and using drawing packages will probably use a graphics ...

We've been using the $650, stripped-down entry-level model launched at CES 2019 and think it may be exactly what some of you've been waiting for. I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising ...

The Xencelabs Pen Display 24 is a dream for artists wanting to step into the professional world, and it gives comparable Wacom tablets a run for their money. If you've been following along with ...

The Artist 16 has a drawing area of 15.4 inches on the diagonal and includes 10 shortcut buttons that can be customised using the XP-Pen software. For many years, there was just one name in the ...

The Wacom One feels great to work with and can allow beginner artists or those with limited budgets the chance to try out a Wacom display, but the limited size and missing features make it a tough ...

With the resolution, OLED screen, and specs in general, the Artist Ultra 16 is fairly expensive compared to XPPen’s more budget-conscious entry-level pen displays. However, it is a high-end device.

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

If you are an artist, you may be thinking about switching from traditional art to digital art. If that’s the case, you might be wondering if you should use a pen tablet or a display tablet. Both ...