Digital artists looking for a portable workstation now have a new option that combines high-resolution visuals with touch interaction. The XPPen Artist Ultra 14 drawing tablet launches with a 14-inch OLED screen that supports 90 Hz refresh rates and multi-touch gestures. This setup allows creators to navigate their software interfaces directly on the display instead of relying solely on a mouse or keyboard. The device targets users who need a lightweight, high-fidelity tool for digital painting and design work on the go.
14-inch OLED tablet with 90Hz refresh and two included styli
The tablet features a 14-inch 2.8K OLED touchscreen display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. XPPen equipped the panel with a 10-bit True RGB stripe OLED technology to render 100,000:1 contrast ratios. The screen covers 99% of the Adobe RGB, sRGB, and Display P3 color gamuts to ensure accurate color reproduction for professional workflows. Users connect the device to laptops or desktops using a single USB-C cable for both power and data transfer.
Specifications
- Display: 14-inch 2.8K OLED
- Refresh Rate: 90 Hz
- Color Gamut: 99% Adobe RGB
- Weight: 720 g
- Thickness: 6 mm
XPPen designed the Artist Ultra 14 to be highly portable by keeping the aluminum alloy body just 6 mm thick and weighing 720 g. The package includes two X3 Pro-series styluses for precise input and an ACK05 Shortcut Remote for customizable shortcuts. This configuration provides immediate access to essential tools without requiring additional purchases for basic functionality. The thin profile and moderate weight make it suitable for artists who frequently transport their equipment between studios and client sites.
The Artist Ultra 14 is available from XPPen's website for $699 USD (around $699). XPPen also plans to list the device on Amazon in the US soon for broader retail access. This pricing positions the tablet as a mid-range option for creators seeking OLED performance without the cost of larger professional monitors. Buyers can secure the unit directly from the manufacturer or wait for the upcoming Amazon listing for potential shipping benefits.
Source: NotebookCheck
