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The XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 with a game-changing 16K pressure stylus is one of the best drawing tablets we've tested — and it's now $230 off at Newegg

We called XP-Pen's 2.5K drawing tablet "more capable" than previous generations. Now, creatives can save $230 in Newegg's tech sale and get a free $20 gift card.

The XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 with a game-changing 16K pressure stylus is one of the best drawing tablets we've tested — and it's now $230 off at Newegg

XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 with advanced 16K pressure stylus is one of the best drawing tablets tested, now discounted by $230 at Newegg. This 16-inch display offers 2560 x 1600 resolution, 16,384 pressure levels and ±60-degree tilt support, making it ideal for digital artists, illustrators, and animators. The tablet features a fully laminated, etched screen and 159% sRGB, 118% Adobe RGB, and 117% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage.

XP-Pen's X3 Pro Smart Chip Stylus provides exceptional control over line weight and brush behavior. The 16-inch screen offers a 344.68 x 215.42mm active area, making it perfect for creative work. The XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 is currently priced at $369.99, down from $600, with an additional $20 Newegg promotional gift card included.

This offer is part of Newegg's FantasTech Price Protection, which ensures a refund if the price drops further between now and October 11.

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