VT 12-Inch Graphic Pen Tablet Original

Best Bang for my buck I think I ever got! Great product. Easy install. Shipped in good time. I love this tablet and don't see why the hype and price on the other drawing tablets are so high. They do the same thing so why pay so much and why is the such a margin in price. Buy this one, It's great!

This is way more complicated and has more problems than any tablet I've used. I actually never ended up using it after a few times because it was that bad. I hate the hot keys, the pen is horrible, if you are a designer and trying to draw don't buy this it does not work for that. The best application this could have is as a pen mouse for normal everyday mouse use. That's it. Trust me, I've been a designer for 12 years and this is garbage. I wish I new it before I spent the money.

I've had it for 1 day (actually a few hours) and I've got it all packed up and ready to ship back. Here's why: Pros: Well it's the largest tablet I've ever had. Fairly cheap for its size class. Plus it had nifty programable button areas. It's pretty thin. So that's good. Um... nice shade of grey? Cons: Can't speak for the PC crowd but it has some poor software engineering for us Mac people. You get a driver and an app that lets you program the extra "buttons". That's about it. Can't localize it to a specific screen (if you have multiple screens) so it just waddles from screen to screen like a mouse. The motion is very jerky and unresponsive at times. Forget about drawing in Photoshop or Illustrator. If you do try to draw and you DO have two screens, the action is again very rough and unresponsive. The lines aren't straight - very jagged. I had a small Wacom board before I decided to "upgrade" and man was that smooth. It's just disappointing really. I was really looking forward to finishing a project with it... but now I need to get another one and probably spend more money. Or get a smaller one. In short, get it if you want to mess around a bit or use it instead of a mouse (and you have a PC maybe). But if you're a pro or take drawing/illustrating seriously, this one's not for you.

I remember getting mine for Christmas a couple years ago, I was excited because it was the first one I've ever gotten, I've used it constantly but have come into troubles. Among my first couple of uses with it, it just stopped working in a particular area. After a while I got used to it, with a couple frustrations here and there due to the urgency of what I was working on. Sometimes it would bug out and stop working completely for a couple of moments. Today it stopped working after a few minutes of working with it. I had tried multiple things to get it to work, such as unplugging it and then putting it back in, as well as restarting my computer but it just wouldn't work, I'm hoping this is just today, I have too much to do with it for it to stop now. I remember trying to contact customer service at one point in time, but I couldn't answer all of the questions they had asked me, so I couldn't get my issue resolved. It's good, but I wish I could have a less buggy tablet.

As i reviewed some of the comments I couldnt help but say that not every tablet is "perfect" this is an average tablet that could help you get to where you need to be in the drawing or doodling area. this is my first tablet i plan to get a Bamboo or a Wacom in the later years but I like the one I have now. Its just your average tablet

I recieceived the tablet on good condition, the vendor made sure I received all components. The drivers were available for the Aiptek 600U and, work great, as does the VTablet with Win7.

Worthless, it has ridges in the device that makes it near impossible to draw horizontal and diagonal lines. Isn't very responsive either. Best option don't buy

I got this for my daughter and exchanged it for a Wacom Bamboo Splash (which we love). The VT pen had to remain on the tablet at all times, making it extremely difficult for my daughter to draw with. To see what I mean, take a pen and paper and draw anything with it. There are times you want to remove your pen from your paper. You simply can't with this, and my daughter could not use it at all. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Paula