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Monoprice 22-Inch 1080p Pen Display Tablet

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Monoprice 22-Inch 1080p Pen Display Tablet

Name: Monoprice 22-Inch 1080p Pen Display Tablet
Brand: Monoprice
SKU: monoprice-22-1080p-pen-display-tablet
Price: 459.99 USD
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Ideal for graphic artists and creative professionals, the Monoprice 22-inch 1080p Pen Display Tablet features an exceptionally clear LED backlit display with 16.7 million colors for maximum detail. Equipped with a pressure-sensitive stylus pen with 2,048 pressure levels and a 5-millisecond response time, it allows you to get up close and personal for a hands-on approach to all of your digital projects Read More

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gorgonzor

Aug 20, 2022

Anyone looking for a windows or mac driver; Monoprice no longer offers one on their website but another company that also sold this hardware (Parblo) hosts one on their website that works: https://support.parblo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005057774-Coast22-Driver
https://support.parblo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005378534-Coast22-Driver

godzillinois

Sep 4, 2017

I bought this refurbished directly from Monoprice for $300 when they were offering free shipping. I use this with my iMac that runs Sierra and can confirm that it works great! For those asking how this is for painting etc. it pretty much works just like my 13HD Cintiq just without the shortcut keys, so if you have experience with Wacom products this comes really close to those. As long as this keeps working I can't recommend this enough for people looking to do art digitally on Macs, unfortunately I can't vouch for how it works with Windows computers.

Wolfent

Sep 2, 2017

Anyone use these for substance painting or texturing work etc? How's it for that?

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rantng

845

Sep 2, 2017

My first thought when reading the title was, "People buy tablets just to display their pens?!"

ikerclon

May 22, 2017

Has any of you have been using it on Windows 10? If so, could you configure both pen buttons to work? I cannot use the one that is further from the nib: it is greyed out in the drivers.
Any clue?

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Tech

May 20, 2017

Yeah.. this is currently available on monoprice's own website for 449 new. GG massdrop. 15 less than here after shipping to my home, and already recieved.

Tibblewinkles

Apr 28, 2017

I would like to update my previous comment about the pen being 100% irreplaceable. This tablet is a rebranded Parblo Coast22, with less bells and whistles (i.e: no pen stand, hence why in amazon you'll find Monoprice the cheaper option), and you can buy a replacement Parblo Coast22 pen from Amazon, but they only seem to ship from China. Ebay is the only other site I've checked and that also, only has shipping from China. Both the tablet and pen looks exactly the same, and a customer review on Monoprice stated that the Parblo Coast22 pen works, surprisingly, better.
I have ordered two, and will be updating this as soon as the pens arrive.
Here's the link to the pen: https://www.amazon.com/Parblo-Cordless-Battery-free-2048-level-Sensitivity/dp/B01EZN624A/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1493349334&sr=1-1-fkmr1&keywords=parblo+coast+22+pen

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Tibblewinkles

May 23, 2017

By wiggly, have you been trying to draw lines slowly? Most tablets (even Wacom to a certain degree) will exhibit this behavior when the pen is being drawn across it very slowly. My replacement pen arrived, and to answer your question, they both perform exactly the same. Have you made sure to install the driver before plugging the tablet in? There's a whole plethora of issues if you don't do that.

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ikerclon

May 23, 2017

TibblewinklesThanks for your answer. I use Wacom products on a regular basis, both at home and at work. I run some tests on the Cintiq I have at work (not one of the latest models) and definitely the diagonal lines are not as wiggly as on the MP Pen Display, even when tracing suuuuuuuperslow, and also using a ruler to make sure the movement is steady. I guess it's just the quality of the product, then. It's not something that bothers me, but some people have been asking me about the display, so I wanted to make sure it was not a problem of my unit.
Also, have you been able to configure the second button on the pen? With the latest drivers under Windows 10 I'm only able to configure one of the pen buttons. The other one is always set to 'Double Click'. Would you mind confirming that is the behaviour you have with your setup?
Thanks a lot!

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eunu

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Apr 10, 2017

Updated the drivers, changed the cables, etc, etc, and the driver does not let me calibrate it to use it in portrait mode like a drawing pad. I'm glad Monoprice sells these, and there aren't many options for digitizing screens, but between the limitations and the power+video+USB connections, it feels like a proof of concept.
Assuming additional iterations appear, I'd prefer they sport a USB-C single-plug setup (good reason to buy Monoprice's USB-C cables!) with an orientation setting option in the driver. Even if a breakout box is needed, at least it can happen under the desk.
And a mount for the irreplaceable pen. I feel like I need to strap a Pebblebee onto the pen so I don't lose it and turn the pen display into just another 1080p 22" monitor.

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qschellenberg

Mar 16, 2017

Is this capacitive? Can I touch it with my fingers or would I always need the pen?

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Tibblewinkles

Mar 23, 2017

qschellenbergyou will always need the pen. Monoprice used to sell the pens separately, but stopped doing so. So be sure to be extra careful to keep your pen in a place you can find.