The previous iteration of this tablet, the Veikk VK1560, came with a rigid pen case which also had slots to store nibs it’s not clear why they removed the case from this version. Nib-wise, 30 replacement nibs are supplied, along with a device for replacing the nibs, but with nowhere to store them, they are easily lost. It’s a little loose, but so long as the pen is nib-side-up it’s not going to fall out.
Another element helping me to hold on to my pen is the installation of a pen holder, slotted onto the side of the tablet, which is a very natural place to store it. me - will at least have a second pen to fall back on when the first is inevitably lost. One of the standout things about the Veikk VK1560 Pro is the fact that they supply two styluses, meaning that those liable to losing things, especially with untidy workspaces - e.g. (Image credit: Future / Beth Crane) Stylus The Veikk VK1560 Pro plugs into your computer twice, once with an HDMI cable and once with a USB cable. A slight issue that could potentially arise from the lack of a manual is anyone expecting to plug-and-play is going to be a bit confused by all of the cables. I didn’t appear to have a manual, although as one was easily accessed on their website that wasn’t a big issue. luckily they haven’t skimped on the interior padding, meaning that everything arrived in good condition.Įverything in the box is laid out in a fairly easy-to-understand fashion, although unfortunately the extra nibs and the nib replacer are stored in a non-resealable plastic bag, making them easily spilled and lost. This is, most probably, to keep the cost of the tablet down, a recurring theme in the Veikk VK1560 Pro. It comes in an anonymous brown box with a generic plastic carrying handle. The first thing you notice about the Veikk VK1560 Pro drawing tablet is the branding on the box - specifically, the complete lack of it. (Image credit: Future / Beth Crane) Packaging
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