We purchased the Monoprice Graphic Drawing Tablet so that our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and review it. Read on for our full product review.

Before you buy a drawing tablet, it’s important to make sure you’ve found one that will actually meet your needs. Factors like the size and feel of the drawing surface, the type and sensitivity of the pen, and whether the tablet has shortcut keys are all factors worth considering. Monoprice is best known for their cables, but they’ve also made waves with drawing tablets like the Monoprice Graphic Drawing Tablet , which offers solid quality at a bargain price, with 2,048 levels of sensitivity and a large drawing area.

We recently got our hands on it to see how it stacked up against the competition. We tested things like how easy it is to set up, whether it responds reliably to different pressure levels, how well the hotkeys work, and more.

The Monoprice Graphic Drawing Tablet has an exceptionally thin profile that feels very light in the hand. It doesn’t feel flimsy, however, and we didn’t notice any excessive flex during testing. Despite a relatively cheap plastic construction, it feels solidly built.