#Lazy nezumi clip studio paint install#

If your USB port provides sufficient power to the black USB, you may not need to use the red power USB or wall charger. The red power USB goes to the power outlet. The data USB (black) connects to the computer so that the pen can be recognised. The HDMI head is split to three different cables: the data USB, the red coloured power USB and the USB type-C. Lots of graphics card and laptops are using the mini-DisplayPort. I appreciate that a mini-DisplayPort to HDMI adaptor has been included. But it's always best to download the latest driver from XP-PEN's website.

#Lazy nezumi clip studio paint install#

You can install the driver from the USB storage included. Instead of a power brick, a wall charger is included with interchangeable power plugs for different socket types. Manual, warranty card, cleaning cloth and glove.Wall charger and various international plugs.With this box, you lift up the cover to reveal the pen display and all the things included. The packaging box features a very simple clean design. The main highlights for me are the matte screen, battery-less pen and pressure sensitivity support at 8,192 levels. Graphic ports supported: HDMI, miniDisplay.Screen: 13.3 inches with 1920 x 1080 resolution.Oh, the unit that I'm using was sent over from XP-PEN. If you haven't read my review for the Artist 15.6, it's alright because the Artist 13.3 performs very similarly to it, except that it's smaller. With these two new products, XP-PEN now has a good range of sizes for their pen displays, namely 10s, 13.3, 15.6, 16 and 22HD. The Artist 13.3 from XP-PEN was released around the same time as the the Artist 15.6 if I remember correctly.