My only complaint with this tablet would be that the individual pen is not replaceable due to the fact that it is individually synced to the tablet itself. However, the pen buttons has lost it's spring ability and no longer stays 'on' in the down position. The tablet is fully customizable in terms of buttons (the pen buttons are a bit limited but that's to be expected).įor the 3 years I've had it I've since moved PCs and had no issues re-installing and setting it up on my second computer. The product works well, while I had an out of date CD driver locating the updated driver online took me less than 5 minutes. This is my second Monoprice tablet and I'm quite fond of it.

I do not use the buttons on the side of the tablet, so I cannot speak to their functionality or lack thereof. Monoprice needs to correct this, in my opinion. Another colleague of mine with the same tablet also experienced issues with his Catalina Mac operating system. I had to do quite the song and dance to force my mac to roll back to Mojave after realizing there were/are problems with Catalina. Note to MAC users: it seems as of May, 2020, this tablet's downloadable drivers to not play as well with OS X Catalina, but I'm using OS X Mojave and it works very well. You will still need writing/drawing software of some type (as an educator I use Smart Notebook, MS Word, MS Teams, Powerpoint, etc. It is equivalent to a 'trackpad' on steroids (in terms of size), upon which you use the pen to produce writing feedback on your computer screen. Those unfamiliar with this kind of tablet should know that writing will not appear on the tablet as the tablet itself is NOT a screen. I use it to create mathematics lessons for my students.

This is a very good quality, inexpensive USB writing tablet.

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