Great as main pointer and drawing, looking forward to Linux features

I no longer use a mouse, this tablet is just more comfortable, add a split keyboard on both sides and its just perfect.
It is also very responsive which I value highly, also great for playing games that need quick reactions (and are not FPS... drawing tablets generally do not work for FPS for me).

The configuration GUI is very Windows, meaning its easy to use, but lacks some more advanced configuration. It does not need to be Turing complete, but please let me launch commands with quick keys' dial... also can not bind plain commands to keys, you have to select files to execute, which is troublesome.

Switching to Xencelabs tablet from Intuos Pro, I got used to the lack of touch input. It feels much more responsive (and is not covered in sandpaper, nibs do not get ground to nothing in a week or even 3 months). I feel like it is a superior product with all the accessories it comes with.

I will give it five stars when the Linux support is better.

Good and easy to use tablet

I'm new to drawing and using drawing tablet so I wasn't sure which to buy, saw some good reviews about this one. And I thought why not give it a go. I don't regret it at all, it's not exspensive, the tablet works great, and having a bag to have it in makes it so much easier to take it with me when I what to draw away from home. I 100% recommend this to other people who want a good tablet.

Nothing Short of Exceptional

For the last couple of years, after almost 30 years of using Wacom tablets of all formats, I have been looking for suitable alternative to a line of products that is aging, over expensive and stuck in its old ways. I have since tried options such as Huion and XpPen tablets before finally discovering Xencelabs. After a few days of use it has become apparent that the Xencelabs tablet is not just an alternative choice, it is in my humble opinion a complete step up. Nothing here is a gimmick. Everything is executed with extreme attention to detail, from the build quality which is out of this world as well as the driver implementation which offers a lot of customisation options to adapt to my way of working, especially combined with the surprisingly versatile quick keys addon. My personal little favorite is the addition of a 3rd button on the main pen which is something I've been looking for a long time. This tablet does not only feel like a veritable precision instrument, it is the real thing. To top it all off, considering how much is offered here, it comes at a reasonable price-point for a level of quality that should satisfy anyone from beginners to the most exigent professional.
In other words, I have been conquered. Thank you Xencelabs, you rock.

Far exceeds expectations

For the price, this item is unbeatable. I have not tested many drawing/sculpting interfaces, but after this one i did not feel the need to, its programmable, and you can adjust the ratio to work seamlessly with a moniter upwards of 70 inches. The pens dont need charged, and all the buttons on them as well as quick keys can be programed however you like, simple or intricate, even as mouse wheels or 3 or more button combos at once such as ctrl+alt+shift+left click. The pad itself is smooth, and even moreso if you use their glove. If youre looking for a wacom, the only thing missing here is the screen, and though i thought itd make all the difference, it really doesnt. I dont feel like im missing anything, even being very used to using devices like surface pros. This costs a 10th of the price of its competitor, and if i broke it, id buy the exact item again.

Thanks!

I got my @Xencelabs Tablet and quick-key today. It's great! Way better pricing than the Wacom equivalent and solid Linux support.