If you’re looking for a premium alternative to the best Wacom tablet on the market, then Xencelabs’ range of creative peripherals is worth a look. We rate its Pen Tablet Medium as one of the best drawing tablets available, so I couldn’t wait to get my hands on its latest pen display, the Xencelabs Pen Display 16. What sets this device apart from its competitors is its 4K OLED screen, a particularly tantalizing feature from a photography perspective that could make it the best tablet for photo editing and photographers.
If you typically like to work on a larger pen display, Xencelabs has you catered for via its Pen Display 24. But what makes the Pen Display 16 so attractive, is its portability. Sure, it’s certainly not as portable as, say, the XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad or Apple iPad Pro and Apple Pencil 2, but when you consider it’s a pro-grade pen display with decent screen real estate, it’s surprisingly slender and lightweight. So, if you’re looking for a premium pen display that can slip into a rucksack, read on…
