Unboxing the Turcom Pen Sketch TS 6580 Pin and Touch Tablet
Hello everybody, my name is Adam, also known as EposVox, and welcome to my unboxing of the Turcom Pen Sketch TS 6580 pin and touch tablet. It's a high-resolution drawing tablet that I would say is considered to be a kind of generic brand. Initially, I wasn't wanting to trust it at first because basically, I've always heard that Wacom or Wacom has always been the way to go when it comes to electronics, especially when it comes to something like this.
However, having read reviews on mini Turcom tablets and seen great reviews other than once it goes out, you just gotta get a new one. Felt pretty confident in buying it also, because it was only about forty dollars on Amazon, which is quite cheap compared to other drawing tablets on the market. It's got 2048 levels, 230 rps, 5080 LPI, and an 8x5 inches work area, as well as a thickness of 0.6 inches.
As I opened up the box, I was greeted by the tablet itself, which is quite large. I didn't actually realize I was buying a tablet this large, but I'm okay with that because bigger is usually better. They're just also usually more expensive and less portable. The corner of the tablet has a pin cup on it, which looks like it would be used for attaching the stylus.
Next in the box, we have the mini USB cable, which is a decent length. Hopefully, that'll be enough for my setup if not, I have to get an extender or find another one. The pin itself comes with dual buttons on the grip and a lovely stylus point. It's got a nice rubber grip and pressure-sensitive tip, as well as two buttons on it right at the thumb, so you can left-click and right-click.
To put the battery in, I believe it twists apart here and unscrews, and the battery goes in there. To put it together again, simply twist it back in, making sure that the negative side is facing down and the positive side towards the tip of the stylus screwing it back in. This process is pretty simple and straightforward.
One thing to note about this tablet is that it doesn't have an eraser on the tip of the stylus. This might be a drawback for some users, but I'm confident that I'll get used to it. In terms of battery life, I don't know how long it will last, but it's been installed in the tablet itself, so we'll see how well it performs.
Overall, I'm excited to try out this tablet and see if it works well for me. It feels pretty rugged and sturdy, which is good news, especially considering its size. And then, like I said, it's a lot bigger than I was expecting, but that's a good thing, right? Now that we've unboxed the tablet, let's see what it has to offer.
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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello everybody my name is adam or eposvox and welcome to my unboxing of the turcom pen sketch ts 6580 pin and touch tablet it's a high resolution drawing tablet it is i would say considered to be a kind of generic brand um and i was kind of wasn't wanting to trust it at first because basically i've always heard that wacom or wacom has always been the way to go and i don't like trusting cheap stuff for electronics if it's going to go out on me however having read the reviews on mini turcom tablets and seen great reviews other than once it goes out you just gotta get a new one felt pretty confident in buying it also the fact that it was only about forty dollars um on amazon was pretty cool it's got 2048 levels 230 rps 5080 lpi 8x5 inches and 0.6 inches thick i believe go ahead and get it opened inside the box we have of course the tablet itself which is quite large i didn't actually realize i was buying a tablet this large however i'm okay with that because bigger is usually better they're just also usually more expensive and this corner here i believe this is the pin cup yeah just a little pin cup we have the tablet itself which is in this nice little sleeve it's got a protective film over it it does connect via mini usb i believe it is wireless as well no it's not wireless this one's not wireless but it does connect by a mini usb it's a pretty simple connection and it's a very nice screen to work on here let's go and take this off just a really nice work area to work on i think it'll be pretty cool next in the box we have mini usb cable of a decent length hopefully that'll be enough for my setup if not i have to get an extender or find another one the pin itself which does have dual buttons on the grip and a lovely stylus point we'll get that open in a second one aaa battery for the pin information guide and installation cd go ahead and get the pin open here we have the pin itself it's got a nice rubber grip pressure sensitive tip and two buttons on it right at the thumb so you can left and right click and of course when you're not wanting to left and right click and actually use the pressure you just move your thumb around i don't believe if if i remember the reviews correctly i believe it does not have an eraser on the tip though which kind of sucks but i'll get used to it so to put the battery in i believe it twists apart here unscrews and the battery goes in there let's go ahead and just put it in for the hell of it negative side down positive side towards the tip screw it back in so pretty simple battles battery swapping may switch it out to rechargeable when this one dies i don't know how long to last we have it in the tablet itself so now we have it unboxed it'll be time to see if it's any good hope you enjoyed the unboxing guys as always thank you very much for watching i'm excited to try it out see if it works well feels pretty rugged so and then like i said it's a lot bigger than i was expecting so that's a good thing thank you for watching i'll see you in the next one links to our social media as well as patreon campaign will be in the description below as well as the outro and i appreciate your all support see you thanks for watching epos and let's play together if you enjoyed the video consider clicking on the screen to contribute to our patreon campaign to watch another video click on one of the video annotations on the screen above links are also provided to our website facebook instagram and twitter pages see you next timehello everybody my name is adam or eposvox and welcome to my unboxing of the turcom pen sketch ts 6580 pin and touch tablet it's a high resolution drawing tablet it is i would say considered to be a kind of generic brand um and i was kind of wasn't wanting to trust it at first because basically i've always heard that wacom or wacom has always been the way to go and i don't like trusting cheap stuff for electronics if it's going to go out on me however having read the reviews on mini turcom tablets and seen great reviews other than once it goes out you just gotta get a new one felt pretty confident in buying it also the fact that it was only about forty dollars um on amazon was pretty cool it's got 2048 levels 230 rps 5080 lpi 8x5 inches and 0.6 inches thick i believe go ahead and get it opened inside the box we have of course the tablet itself which is quite large i didn't actually realize i was buying a tablet this large however i'm okay with that because bigger is usually better they're just also usually more expensive and this corner here i believe this is the pin cup yeah just a little pin cup we have the tablet itself which is in this nice little sleeve it's got a protective film over it it does connect via mini usb i believe it is wireless as well no it's not wireless this one's not wireless but it does connect by a mini usb it's a pretty simple connection and it's a very nice screen to work on here let's go and take this off just a really nice work area to work on i think it'll be pretty cool next in the box we have mini usb cable of a decent length hopefully that'll be enough for my setup if not i have to get an extender or find another one the pin itself which does have dual buttons on the grip and a lovely stylus point we'll get that open in a second one aaa battery for the pin information guide and installation cd go ahead and get the pin open here we have the pin itself it's got a nice rubber grip pressure sensitive tip and two buttons on it right at the thumb so you can left and right click and of course when you're not wanting to left and right click and actually use the pressure you just move your thumb around i don't believe if if i remember the reviews correctly i believe it does not have an eraser on the tip though which kind of sucks but i'll get used to it so to put the battery in i believe it twists apart here unscrews and the battery goes in there let's go ahead and just put it in for the hell of it negative side down positive side towards the tip screw it back in so pretty simple battles battery swapping may switch it out to rechargeable when this one dies i don't know how long to last we have it in the tablet itself so now we have it unboxed it'll be time to see if it's any good hope you enjoyed the unboxing guys as always thank you very much for watching i'm excited to try it out see if it works well feels pretty rugged so and then like i said it's a lot bigger than i was expecting so that's a good thing thank you for watching i'll see you in the next one links to our social media as well as patreon campaign will be in the description below as well as the outro and i appreciate your all support see you thanks for watching epos and let's play together if you enjoyed the video consider clicking on the screen to contribute to our patreon campaign to watch another video click on one of the video annotations on the screen above links are also provided to our website facebook instagram and twitter pages see you next timehello everybody my name is adam or eposvox and welcome to my unboxing of the turcom pen sketch ts 6580 pin and touch tablet it's a high resolution drawing tablet it is i would say considered to be a kind of generic brand um and i was kind of wasn't wanting to trust it at first because basically i've always heard that wacom or wacom has always been the way to go and i don't like trusting cheap stuff for electronics if it's going to go out on me however having read the reviews on mini turcom tablets and seen great reviews other than once it goes out you just gotta get a new one felt pretty confident in buying it also the fact that it was only about forty dollars um on amazon was pretty cool it's got 2048 levels 230 rps 5080 lpi 8x5 inches and 0.6 inches thick i believe go ahead and get it opened inside the box we have of course the tablet itself which is quite large i didn't actually realize i was buying a tablet this large however i'm okay with that because bigger is usually better they're just also usually more expensive and this corner here i believe this is the pin cup yeah just a little pin cup we have the tablet itself which is in this nice little sleeve it's got a protective film over it it does connect via mini usb i believe it is wireless as well no it's not wireless this one's not wireless but it does connect by a mini usb it's a pretty simple connection and it's a very nice screen to work on here let's go and take this off just a really nice work area to work on i think it'll be pretty cool next in the box we have mini usb cable of a decent length hopefully that'll be enough for my setup if not i have to get an extender or find another one the pin itself which does have dual buttons on the grip and a lovely stylus point we'll get that open in a second one aaa battery for the pin information guide and installation cd go ahead and get the pin open here we have the pin itself it's got a nice rubber grip pressure sensitive tip and two buttons on it right at the thumb so you can left and right click and of course when you're not wanting to left and right click and actually use the pressure you just move your thumb around i don't believe if if i remember the reviews correctly i believe it does not have an eraser on the tip though which kind of sucks but i'll get used to it so to put the battery in i believe it twists apart here unscrews and the battery goes in there let's go ahead and just put it in for the hell of it negative side down positive side towards the tip screw it back in so pretty simple battles battery swapping may switch it out to rechargeable when this one dies i don't know how long to last we have it in the tablet itself so now we have it unboxed it'll be time to see if it's any good hope you enjoyed the unboxing guys as always thank you very much for watching i'm excited to try it out see if it works well feels pretty rugged so and then like i said it's a lot bigger than i was expecting so that's a good thing thank you for watching i'll see you in the next one links to our social media as well as patreon campaign will be in the description below as well as the outro and i appreciate your all support see you thanks for watching epos and let's play together if you enjoyed the video consider clicking on the screen to contribute to our patreon campaign to watch another video click on one of the video annotations on the screen above links are also provided to our website facebook instagram and twitter pages see you next time\n"
