The Ugee UG-1910B P50S pen digital painting drawing tablet has a very glossy screen and there is no anti-reflection coating, so it's better to avoid direct light hitting the screen. Therefore, I recommend checking the colors of your drawing on the PC's/phone's screen to make sure that everything looks as you planned. Also, the colors lose their brightness when viewed at an angle. However, the color transmission could be more accurate. The included drawing glove appears to be very useful since the tablet's surface is very sleek and my hand kept on sticking to it until I put the glove on. The pressure sensitivity is just right, so I was able to get both thick and thin lines with no hassle. So, how does the tablet perform? Drawing on this model actually feels nice. However, the absence of an HDMI port is disappointing, so I rate the tablet at 9/10 in this category. Generally, you have to plug in 3 cables, install the driver, and that's all.

When the installation process is completed, just click on the driver's icon and perform the necessary settings. You can either use an included CD or download it from the Ugee official website. There were no issues with the Ugee UG-1910B driver setup. All the necessary cables ( VGA, USB, and power cable) are included. After that, I connected the tablet to the PC via the USB cord. So, firstly I plugged the UG-1910B into a wall outlet and then I connected it to my computer via the VGA port to pull up the image to the monitor (there is no HDMI port, but you can use a VGA-to-HDMI adapter if you need). The tablet is extremely easy to install, so I was able to proceed to test right away.

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