Refeia has tried the liquid tab "Artist 24 Pro" aiming for high quality, high cospa, and classic three crowns!: XP-PEN's Ambition (page 1/3)

　Hello!It is Refeia.

　This time, I will dream of the options of the liquid tab maker.

At the beginning

　When I became an illustrator, there were only options for pen tablets and liquid crystal pen tablets that could be used properly.

　A few years ago, overseas manufacturers such as Gaomon, Huion, Ugee Technology, and XP-Pen Technology (hereinafter XP-PEN) have emerged.Those products were very cheap, but there were times when they were seriously difficult for users who use tablets to be an option.However, as the age passes, the degree of perfection has increased, and the liquid crystal pen tablet has been added to the lineup, and aging is progressing.

　Among them, the "Artist 24 Pro" released by XP-PEN in June, one of the momentum manufacturers, is about 100,000 yen including tax, which is a very high price range for its product.It is a specification and price where you can see the ambitions to the upper machine.

　As I conclude, I'm not ashamed of the name.However, there are only a few steps to the upper machine without compromise.Let's take a closer look at the content.

What kind of product is Artist 24 Pro?

　ARTIST 24 Pro is a model with "PRO" given to a higher -grade model of the company's LCD pen tablet "ARTIST".However, until a while ago, as mentioned in the past comparison reviews, there were multiple compromised parts even in the model with Pro, and there were unfortunate parts in the color development.

　The Artist 24 Pro is expensive as a model with PRO so far, and I feel the atmosphere of trying to peel it as a large aircraft.The main appeals are as follows.

　And the selling price at Amazon is 99,800 yen.When it comes to about 100,000 yen, the price is near Wacom's CintiQ 22 or the used Cintiq Pro 16.

　In terms of specifications, 21.Although the size is close to the type 5 CintiQ 22, this product is higher than the resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels), the color gamut and the connection specification.I'm also wondering if it should be used, but 15.It is much higher than the size of the 6 -inch CintiQ Pro 16, and has loses significantly at the resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).

　Let's make the catalog specifications so much and clarify the contents a little more.

Check out the appearance and functions

　First, let's look at the exterior.Immediately noticed is a large number of buttons and dials lined up on the left and right.There are a total of 20 buttons and two dials.In contrast, the CintiQ series is moving in the direction of eliminating the button on the main unit.

　The pen has the same shape as the Artist series.It is comfortable to hold, but it is a pity that there is no slim pen choice.

　In addition, the touch sensor type body operation button is at the top of the main unit.It is not easy to use at the time of the touch sensor type, but I think that people with the style of installing the keyboard at the top will help because the incorrect touch like CintiQ Pro is not generated.

　Connect to the PC uses HDMI and USB Type-C terminals.If there is a PC that can output video in Type-C, there is no need to connect to HDMI.However, since the USB Power Delivery (USB PD) cannot receive electricity, an AC adapter is required even if you have a PC that supports USB PD output.

　In addition, the attached stand can be finely adjusted from very low angles to high angles.The stand of this style has recently become a standard, but it is still convenient.I buy a stand and wood for CintiQ 22 and make a general -purpose small tablet stand and use it conveniently.

　As a whole, I have a good impression of protecting the places to protect and adding a little luxury specifications there.Since the AC adapter is 36W specification, I think it would have been nice to be able to receive the USB PD if it could work with that much power.

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