I really regret buying this tablet. I have ASUS proArt display monitor so I assumed it would work perfectly but, both USB-C ports do not work. The tablet would constantly shut down without explanation and then I noticed that USB-C ports did not hold, so it would just lose power if you moved it slightly. There is no way to snap in. It has passed its return/warranty timeframe so It was a big hit for my wallet! Read more

If you're a creative and you've been looking for the ultimate drawing tablet, with touch and with Wacom technology this gorgeous, sleek and light piece of kit seems like the dream come true! Reviewers agree... BUT THEY DON'T MENTION IT'S WINDOWS ONLY! *Technically* I guess they can claim it 'works' with Mac, because *yes* you can plug in display port and have an image on the other side... but it's NOT a pressure sensitive pen input tablet. NO PRESSURE SENSITIVITY. NO ANGLE. NO INTEGRATION of tablet wheel controls to zoom or other gesture functions. NO ERASER detection. NO PEN BUTTON support. It does NOT support ten finger (any finger) touch. It ONLY acts as a giant trackpad driven by the stylus, so IT DOES NOT EVEN TRACK THE POINTER UNDER PEN! For an artist, it's basically USELESS. If you're a photographer and just want a second portable color calibrated monitor there are dozens of cheaper ones. It's frankly deceptive. No idea whythey don't make a bigger point of talking about the lack of compatibility because it can't help them to have poor Mac users buy it and then have to return it. Maybe at some point in the future they will add support, but seriously I would review higher as a PC only tablet if only they were up front about it being WINDOWS ONLY!!! Read more

Lightweight. Needed to be thoughtful in how I connect. Was not the easiest in the world. On my Asus machine, i had to run a cable OUT from my video card back INTO my motherboard and THEN a simple Thunderbolt/Alt Displayport connector from my motherboard to the ProArt Display. It would have been helpful if Asus made this clearer. After i did that, a single cable makes the who thing easy to maneuver and move around. NOW IF ONLY it went wireless..... Read more