GAOMON S620 Graphics Drawing Tablet, 6.5x4, 8192 Pressure & 4 Hot Keys

Its a good product for its price and functionality. Price is also reasonable. Quality will be known after using it for more days and times....

As a beginner, I find the Gaomon S620 a good entry-level drawing tablet. It takes a bit of time to get used to, especially if you’re new to digital art like me, but once you start learning, it becomes easier to handle. The pen performance is impressive — it’s very precise and the pressure sensitivity works well, making drawing and shading feel natural. However, the tablet’s plastic body does feel a bit low quality, so the build doesn’t feel as premium. Overall, despite being a beginner and facing some initial difficulty, I believe this product is great for new digital artists. The pen quality and accuracy make it worth it, even though the body material could be better.

This tablet is amazing, I especially like the active area, which is a little bit matte, rather than shiny smooth. This gives me better control over minute drawings and labelling diagrams. I teach online classes, so this product is basically an ESSENTIAL tool for me.

At last gaomon didn't disappoint! I had xp pen 960S model but it didn't last that long I bought it like a year ago! I wanted to find something within budget just for blender and clip studio paint! I'm a freelance manga artist and illustrator since I really wanted something within budget I gave it a try and it turns out to be decent! This graphic pad is really suitable for beginners and it's easy to use! Also the pen has 2 buttons which is a great thing! Because previously when I bought xp pen it only had a single button which I was using as a function of "undo" but now that I have two so I use them as "undo " and a link between eraser and gpen! Btw it also works on windows 11 so you don't really need to worry about anything! Overall it's a good graphics pad for the price it's given! You can definitely go for it other than xp pen! Bet it won't disappoint you!!

Not a great product

A Little more costly is this product

Average performance, ok for beginners. Many times Tablet software gets disconnected and can't find the tablet, need to restart the driver manually. Presure detection often is not even, in slow draw/movement you can see blot like spots coming in the line, is a big issue, no issues in quick draw. Quality is Ok.

It's a good product, worth it to purchase it at this price. work efficiently, doesn't lag at all. And I am happy to purchase it but there are some issues with stylus the buttons doesn't work that much efficiently in comparison to tablet but it doesn't make any difference .

Tablette graphique, super pour le prix qu’elle vaut du coup très bon rapport qualité prix

very tuff works well especially for the price deff cop ts twin

Good tablet for osu!, easy setup, build quality is nice, it’s awesome

Funciona muy bien, hay que aprender a usarlo, pero cuando lo pillas va super bien. Compra recomendada.

TL;DR: Works on Linux with just plug and play, fully configurable with OpenTabletDriver, pen feels nice, works without issues in osu!, amazing tablet for the price. Full review: Worked straight out of the box on Arch Linux. It was setup as full tablet area to full screen area across all monitors by default. Installed OpenTabletDriver and blacklisted the "hid_uclogic" Kernel module as the setup instructions said, and it picked up the tablet just fine. Remapping the tablet area, pen buttons, and tablet buttons all works with OpenTabletDriver. Have not tested at all on Windows, so I cannot speak for the default software. Tablet is very responsive, and it is nice that the pen does not need batteries. First tablet I have used, so I can't really compare it to any others. The pen feels nice, I like that it is larger than a pencil, but is not too big at all. It feels like the perfect size for my hand. I re-mapped the bottom of the rocker button on the pen to Middle-click, and the top to Right-click. Just personal preference, but since I use Middle-click more it felt better that way. Comes with several extra pen tips, and a tool to remove the tip. I probably won't need another tip for a long time, as I hover the pen more than I drag it around. There are no scratches in the tablet surface after the (albeit fairly short) time I have used it. Works without any issues in native Linux osu!lazer as well as stable osu! running in Wine. You may have to toggle the Raw Input and Map Input to Window settings in osu!stable though. I have the bottom pen rocker button set to Pause in osu!, and it is very easy to press with my grip, but I barely ever hit it accidentally. The osu!lazer settings allow you to configure the tablet area just for the game, while osu!stable will use whatever you have setup in OpenTabletDriver. I play with the hover style, not drag, with the tablet area at 25% in the upper-left corner. It tracks the pen perfectly, even when about half an inch from the surface. I cannot feel any latency whatsoever, and can hit jumps way better with this than with a mouse. Buttons are a tad stiff, but totally usable. I have one configured to Escape, and another to cycle through the tablet and screen areas. Not sure if this can be setup in Windows with the default software, but it works in OpenTabletDriver. Cable uses Micro USB, would prefer Type-C, but this is a slightly older product, so it's fine. Rubber feet keep the tablet from sliding pretty well as long as they are kept clean. Totally a steal for $30. Would definitely buy again.