T8 Drawing Tablet No Computer Needed,8 inch FHD Display,Octa-Core CPU,Pre-Installed Drawing Apps & Tutorials,More Bonus Items for Beginners, Artists, Students

I grabbed this Frunsi RubensTab T8 drawing tablet, running Android 13, for my 5-year-old. He's got a summer project coming up, and we really needed something he could actually draw on with a pen, that wasn't a huge laptop.The packaging was super solid. It showed up totally intact, which is always good to see. And they really loaded it up with accessories – little cleaning brush, battery, drawing glove, even a solid case.The 8-inch screen is just the right size; it slips right into his little backpack without any fuss, so it's genuinely portable.Now, I've been an Android guy since forever, never really got into the whole Apple scene, so setting this up was a breeze for me. That's actually a huge win. I can easily lock down apps or features, which is key for a 5 years old boy, keeps him focused on drawing instead of getting caught up in endless in-app ads. It just makes my life a little easier, you know?The 1200x800 resolution is plenty sharp for what he needs. He's been pulling his drawings onto Canva and even a little Photoshop later on my main computer, and we haven't seen any weird color issues or pixilation. The quality holds up.When you look at the price point compared to other drawing tablets out there, this one feels totally fair. It doesn't break my wallet, which is always a bonus for working class.All in all, if you're a parent looking for a decent, portable drawing tablet for your kid, especially if you're comfortable with Android, this Frunsi T8 is a pretty smart choice. My boy's been loving it.

First off, the tablet comes with the Mediatek MT8183 chip, which is great for a brand new tablet at this price. The tablet is able to not only draw, but also game. It's able to run games and drawing apps smoothly, and I was able to achieve around 20-30 FPS at high settings. Krita and Medibang run smoothly, though Krita is heavier and runs slightly slower, it is still pleasant to use. The included case feels high quality, as well as the pen and other accessories. The included screen protector is smooth, however, and you'll have to get used to it. A more matte texture on the screen protector would be a great addition. The pen works out of the box and the tablet was extremely simple and fast to set up. The tablet is on the smaller side, and the smaller screen is harder to draw on. However, this does make it very portable and I found it great for carrying around and traveling with. Battery life on this tablet is decent as long as you use it for drawing and media consumption. It also has stereo speakers, which is good to see.The tablet is powerful for the tasks it is meant for, and even more! It comes with all the accessories you would need to start drawing, and the overall quality is impressive. If you want a fully capable standalone drawing table that you can take with you, this is the one. I would recommend this tablet if you are looking for a drawing tablet that includes a pressure sensitive pen at this price.

The tablet has been great to use up until it hasn't turned on. It's still in warranty though and contacting support appears to be easy. The display is clear and I'm happy with how it performs for the price. You can't beat this as a standalone drawing tablet.

This tablet is actually pretty nice. A full battery of drawing in sketchbook gave me less than 3.5 hours of battery. There is a slight delay from when you draw to when the line actually appears. When this gets extreme the tablet is unusable & must be charged, but this happens very rarely. Overall this is a great tablet for the price. If you want something better you have to spend over $1,000 on an I-something or a phone like the Z Fold. The size is perfect & the pen has a great feel. A major setback for me was the case does not have a pen holder. I bought cases that hold the pen but there were issues with those cases that caused me to take them back. This is not a big deal but worth mentioning. Sketchbook & Krita work great on it. It has a great feel, reminding me of drawing in a blackbook without having to carry a bag of markers with me. It is probably the best “drawing tablet” on the market. Unless you can afford a galaxy tablet, ipad or a phone like the Z Fold this device is great. It’s not just good for the price it is a good item but remember it is a $200+ (now less than 200) item so you are not getting this great tablet. It’s for drawing & can do a few other things & that is it’s function. It is great for people with carpal tunnel like myself.

I don’t usually leave reviews, but I had to share my experience with the Frunsi Drawing Tablet because it really exceeded my expectations—both the product and the customer service.My tablet suffered an issue that was covered under warranty. I was so disappointed at first when the issue occurred, but Frunsi's customer service turned the whole situation around. I reached out to them and got a fast, friendly response. They made the return process incredibly easy, and I have a replacement tablet on the way as we speak. The communication was top-notch—polite, professional, and genuinely helpful. Their agents were so incredibly efficient and kind while being detail oriented in solving my problem. It’s rare to find that kind of support these days!As for the tablet itself: **amazing value for the price.**- The pen is super responsive with excellent pressure sensitivity.- The drawing surface has a nice texture that feels great to work on.- It works perfectly with all my favorite programs, and I enjoy the ability to download apps to the tablet.- Setup was so simple, and I love the software that come preloaded on the device.This is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a reliable, budget-friendly drawing tablet. The product is great, and the company stands behind it. Highly recommend!