4" x 3" DigiPro WP4030 USB Graphics Tablet w/Cordless Pen (Black)

I was really looking forward to this. It was incredibly disappointing. First I installed the drivers, and that did something to my computer, it turned off the keyboard, so I had to uninstall but that didn't fix the keyboard, I thankfully managed to get an external keyboard and fix the problem by restoring my computer. Then i finally reinstalled and got the driver up and it turns out the tablet arrived broken. the indicator light did not turn on. It was just disappointing, very much so. Fortunately their return policy was very simple. UPS picked the tablet up the next day, I didn't have to pay for anything, and according to the email I got today I'm supposed to be refunded the full price, including the initial shipping, which I thought was pretty expensive to begin with, so I'm glad it was covered. Overall the experience wasn't as horrible as it could have been, but it was rather disappointing. Kind of turned me off to tablets altogether.

Edit:After digging around on the Internet, I found out that not only is this the exact same thing that Monoprice offers (just rebranded) but I also found a helpful pdf ([...]). So I looked again at the drivers offered on the website and saw that it did, indeed, have Win 7 64 bit compatibility; therefore, the most likely culprit was probably the fact that I had installed the tablet software on the outdated CD and then installed the more updated driver from the website without uninstalling the first one - mostly because I assumed that it would simply overwrite it. So I uninstalled everything and reinstalled the updated website driver and now it works! Pressure sensitivity was seen in Photoshop as well.----------------------------------------After some fiddling, I managed to get it working on my Windows 7 basic netbook. The drivers seem to be incompatible with Windows 7 64 bit, so that was something of a letdown. Can't say anything about the "1024 points of sensitivity" because all I've got on my netbook is Paint. Thankfully, I'm not an artist so that doesn't really matter to me.Pen and pen-holder seem rather cheap, tablet seems sturdy enough. Packaging and instructions (both hard copy and digital) were written in poor English. CD came with drivers and additional programs for the tablet. Drivers can also be found at uc-logic dot com.

I bought this digital tablet because it was the cheapest on Amazon and I needed something for simple tasks. The usability of this product blew me away. It is very small, which is great for me, since I have a tiny computer desk. There is a grid and many useful "hot cells," which are areas on the tablet that function as programmable buttons.The feel of the pen and pressure on the pad is just right. Honestly, I have used several much more expensive Wacom "Bamboo" tablets and I prefer this one. I've been using the Digipro WP4030 with the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) with good results.Some of the negative reviews seem to come from the fact that DigiPro is a no-name company without a website and no online source for drivers or software, in case you lose the disc. This is true, but... these are the SAME TABLETS THAT ARE MADE BY UC-LOGIC. UC-Logic has a nice website with drivers, manuals, etc. It took me about 5 minutes to figure this out. Just google UC-Logic if you want to download the drivers, software, manual, etc.There is one problem with this device, but it is pretty annoying. The two buttons on the pen can only be programmed as mouse button clicks using the tablet software. That means you can't have one button erase and one draw, for example. Switching between functions requires pressing the hot cells, which are completely programmable. It's not a huge deal, but the lack of this feature is an inexplicable omission.Otherwise, this tablet is excellent and I highly recommend it, not just as a cheapo option but as a legitimate alternative to similar products.By the way, I have only had this tablet for about 6 weeks, though I have used it almost every day. Therefore, I can't vouch for how it will fare long-term.

I am very upset, not much works and they don't have updated drivers for Windows 7. If I'd known that I would have saved up for and purchased a more expensive one, simply so everything would work. I like the sensitivity for my digital art, without it it's like a mouse and nothing more. Quite useless as I already have one. DigiPro, please get windows 7 compatible drivers!

Like I said, it seems to work so far. I'm not planning on using this thing to the fullest of it's capabilities, I'm no graphic artist. I just need it to apply tones and such to a comic book. Of course, in hindsight I should have held out for the one that was at least an inch bigger. But I'm still getting used to this alien way of doing things, so I may like it more as I go. But it seems to do what I tell it to do. I haven't even tried to adjust settings or anything, I'm just using it right out of the box.

Just recieved item today and I am very unhappy. The battery that comes with the product does not fit into the stylus and the stylus is now SMOKING. I can not get in touch with DiGi Pro. I am in the process of returning this product. It is a waste of time, money, and space on the webstie. Do not buy it. I read the reviews and all reviews (except this one) are not honest. PLEASE DO NOT WASTE TIME AND MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT. I will never ever purcahse a product with the DiGi Pro name.

When I got this in the mail, I was surprised at how small it was. The online picture of this product was a little deceiving, but it was my own fault. I didn't read the entire page before I clicked "proceed to checkout". In the end, this is my first drawing tablet, so maybe my experience is biased. Anyway, I really really like it! After drawing a few times (like 3 times) I got used to it. It's easy to use and it makes drawing on the computer manageable.