XP-PEN Professional Artist Glove for Graphics Drawing Tablet Graphic Monitor Suitable for Right Hand and Left Hand Free Size

I use to struggle with accidental palm touches when I was writting or drawing. But, with the Digital Glove, I haven't ran into these problem. My writting is uninterrupted. And my lines are constant. And it's a GREAT FIT.

I have had one other artist glove for a very long time. It was nice and got the job done, but I have to wash it because of how sweaty my hands get. This glove, has almost no friction, and glides across the surface of my tablet. I love it, it makes making marks so much easier and I focus more on my work and less on how dirty my drawing surface is getting. I have large hands too, so the snug fit feels very nice, and there's no extra fabric that drags along my drawing surface. For the price, this is absurdly one of the best quality verses price items I have ever purchased.

Glove works like its supposed to. Fits good. Keeps my hand from effing up my drawings.

I wasn't thinking too much about buying one of these until seeing it suggested by Amazon. Figured it wouldn't hurt to get considering I was about to buy a Cintiq 13HD Touch and being left handed has accustomed me to resting my hand on my drawing surface. My initial reaction was to buy the Huion Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet (1 Unit of Free Size, Good for Right Hand or Left Hand) - Cura CR-01 but settled on this one for the slightly reduced price. Other than the name, it seems nearly identical, down to the brown envelope it came packaged in. Main concerns were enhancing hand rejection when drawing and that my hand wouldn't rub against the screen and catch it, as well as making sure it wouldn't feel too uncomfortable to outweigh the benefits. Fortunately, this seems to handle the latter issue well. Even with a matte screen, my palm is dragged a bit by strokes at times. The glove removes that issue for the most part. It's not the best at hand rejection, however; lifting the pen up tends to trigger the touch features at times. Fortunately, the Cintiq does a fairly good job at it already to make it an issue, but it might be something to take into considering with other touch drawing surfaces. It's also fairly comfortable. Not the best fitting unfortunately (a smidge oversized), especially around the palm, but it works without disturbing much. My hand fills out a medium glove well so this seems to be built for slightly larger hands. Overall, it's a decent glove. My only main qualm is the material being a bit weak around the seams (the corners near the finger loosened at a minor tug) but for the price I can't fault it. Not a bad get for an on screen drawing tablet.

Works great to reduce friction and smudging on the cintiq 27qhd touch. Stops accidental touch features as well. I have extra large hands and it fits nicely. Someone with smaller hands may find it a bit uncomfortable though. This is my first time using these gloves to draw with, at first I thought it would effect my movement, but I couldn't be more happy with the results. It is light enough and breathes enough that I don't get sweaty and don't even notice I am wearing it. The seam on the fingers is a bit rough but only noticeable when I forget I have it on and go to type, which to be honest would happen with any glove. Highly recommend this product for digital pen and tablet users.

Good gloves, soft to the touch and useful for drawing in the tablet. Good quality.

Excellent for my son the artist. Check the sizes on their chart it is accurate so trust it.

Working just fine, so far. There were no frays, no missed stitching, and it fits comfortably. My artwork is no longer smudging. I do not own a tablet for art, yet. That is something I am working on getting and this may help. I am seeing others complaining about it not working at all, so that has me a little nervous. The one thing I will point out, however, is that this is a cheap glove, and you got a cheap item that is actually fitting of its price tag. If you want something better, find something better, but it won't be inexpensive like this.

I got this because I bought my first graphics tablet because it was recommended. That's probably the first time in history I've not aggressively ignored the Amazon recommender algorithm! I was dubious at first because the material feels 100% synthetic and I generally have synthetic fabrics. Its the first time I've used this type of glove and it does seem to help. My hand didn't get sweaty in it but I haven't tested it in the depths of summer yet either. I take a medium AU dishwashing glove size and found the glove fits in most places. The fingers were a bit long, especially the little finger. It can fold up under your hand and get annoying (rated 4/5 stars because of it) but would be a relatively easy fix on the sewing machine.

Does the job, abit loose on the last finger depending on the size of your hands. Gets kinda sweaty when you wear it for a few hours. A few loose stitchings on the corners. Overall is pretty good. Price could be abit cheaper for what it is.

Had a hole in between the fingers upon arrival which was less than 24 hours. Little disappointing but still works and a fraction of the price you would pay in a retail store.

This glove is very effective at doing what it needs to do. Despite being a rather thin material, I haven't had any issue with my iPad recognising the movement of my hand and overall it makes taking notes/drawing a lot easier. I spent a lot of time applying high pressure with my fingertips to see if my iPad would recognise anything but the glove blocked it all. The only thing I would want to tell others is that the size is quite large. I already have relatively long fingers but I had a few centimetres of excess at the fingertips. It wasn't enough of an issue to inhibit my drawing at all (it just looked a bit silly), but if your hands are on the smaller side and you don't have a sewing machine laying around it's something to be aware of.

Great product. Fits well.