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4" x 3" DigiPro WP4030 USB Graphics Tablet w/Cordless Pen (Black)

2.9 2.9 out of 5 stars 37 ratings
Brand DigiPro
Connectivity Technology USB
Pressure Sensitivity 1024 Levels
Operating System Windows
Special Feature Pen

About this item

  • Graphics Tablet with Cordless Stylus General Features: Black tablet and black/silver stylus
  • All Mouse functions USB interface
  • Soft-tip pen with 1024 levels of pressure for drawing programs such as Painter and Photoshop
  • Capturing signatures and drawing for inserting into documents
  • Pen commands for control and editing functions
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Product Description

Paint, draw, write, sign, and sketch all your documents and applications! This Drawing Tablet comes equipped with a pressure sensitive stylus pen giving you the right tools for any task! The tablet features a 4 x 3-inch working area with a pen holder and indicator and a built-in USB cable. The stylus pen has 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity and is compatible with most graphic software such as Painter and Adobe Photoshop. The WP4030 is Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 compatible, simply plug the tablet in and install the drivers from the included software disc.

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2.9 out of 5 stars
37 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the drawing ability of the graphic tablet. They mention it's easy to use and makes drawing on the computer manageable. However, some customers have reported that writing with it is a pain. Opinions differ on the value for money, functionality, and size.

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5 customers mention "Drawing ability"5 positive0 negative

Customers like the drawing ability of the graphic tablet. They mention it's easy to use and makes drawing on the computer manageable. Customers also say it makes shading and lining their digital artwork easier.

"...It's easy to use and it makes drawing on the computer manageable." Read more

"...It works flawlessly, and makes shading and lining my digital artwork easier, exactly what I wanted. Fast shipping, too! Finally, it's AFFORDABLE...." Read more

"Purchased this for my Grandson. He promptly sent back a very creative picture, hand drawn, in full color of a tree scene...." Read more

"Great Product I will use it often! Great for graphics, signatures, and creating graphicsfor websites. Get one now today!" Read more

17 customers mention "Value for money"11 positive6 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the graphic tablet. Some mention it works well for the cheap price, while others say it's unusable and a waste of time.

"It's not a bad table for the price; however, it's definitely not an ideal one for anything extensive...." Read more

"...Otherwise, this tablet is excellent and I highly recommend it, not just as a cheapo option but as a legitimate alternative to similar products...." Read more

"I was really looking forward to this. It was incredibly disappointing...." Read more

"...Fast shipping, too! Finally, it's AFFORDABLE. An amazing price for such a great product, with Wacoms being $130+ , this for only approx...." Read more

9 customers mention "Functionality"4 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the functionality of the graphic tablet. Some mention it works flawlessly and makes shading and lining their digital artwork easier, while others say it never worked and the software doesn't work anymore.

"I am very upset, not much works and they don't have updated drivers for Windows 7...." Read more

"...And I almost forgot - I have Windows 8 64-bit, and the software and drivers worked fine." Read more

"None of the software will work anymore as this is a super old product, but it does what I need it to do without the software." Read more

"...It works flawlessly, and makes shading and lining my digital artwork easier, exactly what I wanted. Fast shipping, too! Finally, it's AFFORDABLE...." Read more

7 customers mention "Size"3 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the graphic tablet. Some mention it's convenient to carry in a carry bag, while others say it'll be too small.

"...But my major problem with this tablet is my own fault - it's just too small. It's only slightly smaller than the Wacom Bamboo, though...." Read more

"...The usability of this product blew me away. It is very small, which is great for me, since I have a tiny computer desk...." Read more

"...But it wasn't; it's only very slightly too small, for what I'm using it for anyway. 4"x3" is surprisingly adequate for my application...." Read more

"...It's slim, thinner than a 1 subject notebook and could easily fit in a carry bag, conveniently small...." Read more

5 customers mention "Writing ability"0 positive5 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the writing ability of the graphic tablet. They mention it's a pain to use, not like an actual writing utensil, and the instructions could be clearer.

"...Packaging and instructions (both hard copy and digital) were written in poor English. CD came with drivers and additional programs for the tablet...." Read more

"...The tablet and pen are both very finicky, leaving it hard to do anything really extensive or detailed...." Read more

"I find that the pen is a little chunky which makes it a little harder to handle...." Read more

"...It is by no means like an actual writing utensil in that you don't have the same control...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

Evelyn A. Lopez
1.0 out of 5 stars Arrived broken
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2013
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I was really looking forward to this. It was incredibly disappointing. First I installed the drivers, and that did something to my computer, it turned off the keyboard, so I had to uninstall but that didn't fix the keyboard, I thankfully managed to get an external keyboard and fix the problem by restoring my computer. Then i finally reinstalled and got the driver up and it turns out the tablet arrived broken. the indicator light did not turn on. It was just disappointing, very much so. Fortunately their return policy was very simple. UPS picked the tablet up the next day, I didn't have to pay for anything, and according to the email I got today I'm supposed to be refunded the full price, including the initial shipping, which I thought was pretty expensive to begin with, so I'm glad it was covered. Overall the experience wasn't as horrible as it could have been, but it was rather disappointing. Kind of turned me off to tablets altogether.
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kt
4.0 out of 5 stars Works pretty well
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2013
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Edit:
After digging around on the Internet, I found out that not only is this the exact same thing that Monoprice offers (just rebranded) but I also found a helpful pdf ([...]). So I looked again at the drivers offered on the website and saw that it did, indeed, have Win 7 64 bit compatibility; therefore, the most likely culprit was probably the fact that I had installed the tablet software on the outdated CD and then installed the more updated driver from the website without uninstalling the first one - mostly because I assumed that it would simply overwrite it. So I uninstalled everything and reinstalled the updated website driver and now it works! Pressure sensitivity was seen in Photoshop as well.

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After some fiddling, I managed to get it working on my Windows 7 basic netbook. The drivers seem to be incompatible with Windows 7 64 bit, so that was something of a letdown. Can't say anything about the "1024 points of sensitivity" because all I've got on my netbook is Paint. Thankfully, I'm not an artist so that doesn't really matter to me.

Pen and pen-holder seem rather cheap, tablet seems sturdy enough. Packaging and instructions (both hard copy and digital) were written in poor English. CD came with drivers and additional programs for the tablet. Drivers can also be found at uc-logic dot com.
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Jessi
2.0 out of 5 stars You get what you pay for
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2011
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It's not a bad table for the price; however, it's definitely not an ideal one for anything extensive.

The tablet and pen are both very finicky, leaving it hard to do anything really extensive or detailed. When working on a single sketch, I'd often have to stop and start it up again because the tablet would decide to start acting up or not respond. Writing with it was a pain as well, even with handwriting recognition software.

All in all, it wasn't too bad up until I lost the pen, which now renders it as a paperweight because getting a new pen for such a tablet seems illogical entirely. If you want a cheap tablet to do basic stuff with, this'll tide you over until you can get something good. If you're meaning to do anything real, wait until you can afford a better one.
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bobbyrice
3.0 out of 5 stars Seems to work
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2012
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Like I said, it seems to work so far. I'm not planning on using this thing to the fullest of it's capabilities, I'm no graphic artist. I just need it to apply tones and such to a comic book. Of course, in hindsight I should have held out for the one that was at least an inch bigger. But I'm still getting used to this alien way of doing things, so I may like it more as I go. But it seems to do what I tell it to do. I haven't even tried to adjust settings or anything, I'm just using it right out of the box.
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David Field
5.0 out of 5 stars Here's how to use this
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2013
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Just about all the one-star reviews here are wrong.

My tablet arrived in July 2013 with pretty much full instructions. I was able to set it up without any of the hassles others had.

What you do first is install the software from the CD-ROM. There is a choice of two drivers - I chose "XP 64-bit."

Then I plugged the USB lead into my computer.

Then I added the battery to the pen.

And it works!

The main problem people seem to have is with the pen battery. You pull the pen apart by pulling the black section away from the silver section. Place the battery in the metal part of the silver section. Now we come to the troublesome area. Align the pen top (silver) so that the clip is in line with the mouse buttons on the lower end of the pen (black). You will see if you look closely that there is a ridge along the pen, starting at the clip and going along it to the lower end of the buttons. This ridge should be in line to close the pen. Because the battery does not fit well in its holder you may need to push a little, but then the top slides down into place.

The person who couldn't write his signature may have had a problem with the program he was trying to write to, or the size of the tablet surface. Because the surface is so small, when I write my signature it comes out four times larger on the screen.

And the person who said that the indicator light doesn't come on, I'm not sure it's even an indicator light at all. Without dismantling the tablet, I can't tell.

So when you've got it going, what's it like? With only a short time to use it, I can't say very much, other than it works. I tried Paint in Windows, and I don't know if Paint lacks touch sensitivity, but the lines I drew were either on or off. But I have a few problems with it, and nothing that's a fault purely with the tablet, when it costs so little.

The instructions explain pretty much all of the above, but are still confusing because the one sheet describes several different models.

I used to have a Wacom, and this tablet definitely shows it's the bargain basement. The pen should be redesigned to screw apart, and the battery holder should be able to fit the battery better. The battery in the pen works whenever there is pressure on the tip, so I have to store it upside down. It would be nice to know if the pen holder doesn't press on the tip.

But my major problem with this tablet is my own fault - it's just too small. It's only slightly smaller than the Wacom Bamboo, though. I would suggest a tablet that's around twice the size. Amazon has them for around ten dollars extra. I think I would choose the  Tursion Graphic Drawing Tablet 8 X 6 Inches , although I've had no experience of it.

But for the price I'll forgive all it's faults. Well worth a try.

And I almost forgot - I have Windows 8 64-bit, and the software and drivers worked fine.
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