description Gaomon S660 Overview
The Gaomon S660 is a solid orless tablet for those starting their digital art journey. It provides a decent drawing area and 8192 pressure levels, making it capable of handling most basic illustration tasks. While the build quality is more budget-oriented than Wacom's offerings, it delivers consistent performance for students and hobbyists who need an affordable orless tablet to practice their skills in software like Krita or Clip Studio Paint.
help Gaomon S660 FAQ
Does the Gaomon S660 stylus need batteries or charging?
No — it uses a passive, battery-free pen with 8192 pressure levels, so there's nothing to charge. You just install the driver, plug the tablet in via USB, and draw.
Does the Gaomon S660 work with Android phones and tablets?
Yes, Gaomon advertises compatibility with select Android devices using an OTG adapter, in addition to Windows and macOS computers. It's worth checking Gaomon's compatibility list for your specific phone before buying.
Does the Gaomon S660 have a built-in screen?
No, it's a non-display tablet — you draw on its roughly 6.5 x 4 inch active area while watching your monitor. That's why it's so cheap compared to display tablets like Gaomon's own PD series or Wacom's Cintiq line.
How does the Gaomon S660 compare to the Wacom Intuos for beginners?
It typically sells for around $30, versus roughly double or more for a Wacom Intuos S, while matching Wacom's 8192 pressure levels. The trade-off is more budget-oriented build quality and four express keys, but it handles beginner illustration work well.
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