If only I had enough grist to combine my monitor with it.

So it's huge. Much bigger then I expected and can barely fit on my desk and here's a comparison between my bamboo and my intuos. It's a monster. I've never used a tablet this big before. I was worried I should've ordered the medium, then I checked the specs and the medium would only literally be slightly bigger then my current bamboo. No way! If I'm going to spend this amount of money on something it's going to be big! Plus I liked the idea of having an A4 size area to draw on, rather then sticking to half that size.

The pen has an eraser on the top like a real pencil 8D and a stand to put it in that's pretty awesome right there.

So far it works great in Manga Studio, I had to adjust the sensitivity and the eraser actually erasers
It's a lot more sensitive then the bamboo, I could tell I had the pencil tool on the black layer as it was grey, whilst normally it's only very slight and I tend to not noticed I've selected it by mistake until a while later.
The buttons are pretty cool, I'm still figuring out what some of the buttons do, the second one brings up a menu and I can copy and paste and stuff by just selecting them and the forth one changes the monitor for my pen, so I can keep it across both monitors or switch between only using monitor 1 or 2. Pretty cool.
The other buttons at the bottom is shift, ctrl, alt and hand grab, all work.
In photoshop it doesn't work. Well all the buttons work, zoom, change layer, brush layer and canvas rotation, but there's no sensitivity and no eraser. I'm not sure what I have to do to make it work, but I hardly use PS for art anyway, so that's fine by me XD googling it didn't come up with a clear answer, maybe it has something to do with drivers.
But overall it's awesome!
Just need to try it out properly now.








you're sure you've got the right drivers?