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The ienRon IES1060 is a budget-friendly, battery‑free pen graphics tablet featuring a large 10 × 6.25‑inch active area, 8192 pressure levels, 60° tilt support, and extensive shortcut keys, making it suitable for digital sketching on Windows, macOS, and Android devices. It ships with a stand, protective bag, and a stylus with 30 replacement nibs, offering a portable and value‑driven drawing solution.
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$35.99
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$37.21
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$31.98
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$45.18
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers, primarily from YouTube, commend the IES1060 for its high pressure sensitivity, extensive programmable keys, fast 266 PPS report rate, and tilt capability, describing these as advanced features that deliver accurate and responsive drawing for both hobbyists and more serious creators. However, they note the lack of a built‑in display means users must manage hand‑eye coordination on a separate screen, and the limited mobile OS support may restrict some workflows.
What Users Say
Everyday users and product listings emphasize the tablet’s value proposition: a battery‑free pen, generous shortcut key layout, large active area, and useful accessories like a stand and bag. Praise centers on ease of setup, portability, and suitability for basic art and office tasks, while no major recurring complaints are evident beyond the inherent drawbacks of a non‑display device.
Common Complaints
Users may experience hand‑eye coordination challenges due to the non‑display nature of the tablet, and some are limited by the lack of iOS or Chromebook support for mobile use.
How It Compares
vs. XP-Pen Star 06C
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Disadvantages
Choose the ienRon IES1060 if tilt and extensive shortcuts are priorities; opt for the Star 06C for a lighter, more compact setup.
vs. Huion H640P
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Disadvantages
Select the ienRon IES1060 for a bigger workspace and tilt capability; pick the H640P if you need a very compact tablet for tight desk spaces.
vs. Gaomon S620
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The ienRon IES1060 is better for users who value shortcuts and tilt; the Gaomon S620 suits those prioritizing ultra‑compact size.
