XPPen 3-in-1 Color Note Pad with X3 Pro Pencil 2, 6GB + 128GB, 16384 Pressure Sensitivity, No Computer Needed

I've purchased 2 other color e-ink tablets and they all had the same issue—ghosting, where the last thing you looked at is still a silhouette on the screen with the new thing you're looking at. The 3 different modes are awesome; for me, this tablet not only replaced my E-ink tablet but also my iPad. On the Natural Color mode it works like any other Android tablet (I'm not playing any shoot-'em-up games). But all of those regular mobile games, i.e., Monopoly Go, Bingo Bash, etc., work like a charm. The Light Color mode is perfect for when my eye muscles are telling me that they are tired (med issue). The colors are still nice and clear, there's still no ghosting and I can literally feel the difference. Everything is still playable and the tablet works as it should. I don't use this mode as much as the 2 other modes but I will try it out. I didn't think the games would play as well in this mode or even videos but both hold up really well. Ink Paper Mode is the main mode I purchased the tablet for. I love to read and since I'm taking a few classes, I have to read and take notes. This tablet excels at this with the floating window or split-screen mode, which makes it possible. Again, I don't see any ghosting or any stylus lag. The only problem was the tiny manual that I had to take a picture of to see and my vision is not that bad.