GAOMON PD1320 Pen Display 13.3 in Tablet - Full-Laminated Color

In this review the GAOMON PD1320 pen display is evaluated as an entry-to-mid-level drawing monitor for artists, illustrators and students who want a portable, color-forward tablet at a modest price. The biggest reason to consider the PD1320 is its full-laminated screen and wide 120% sRGB color gamut, which reduce parallax and make strokes feel closer to ink on paper while delivering noticeably vivid color. It is lightweight and thin enough to carry, and pairs with Windows, Mac and supported Android phones for flexible use.

Key Features

• Full-laminated screen: Reduces parallax to a low level so the pen tip lines up closely with the displayed stroke for a more natural drawing feel.
• 120% sRGB color gamut: Offers vivid, saturated colors that benefit illustration and design work where color quality matters.
• Portable, slim design: At about 880g and 4.5mm thin, the tablet is easy to move between home, school and studio without an AC adapter in most computer setups.
• 8192 levels pen pressure: Delivers fine dynamic control for shading and line variation with battery-free convenience and 60 degree tilt support.
• Pre-applied anti-glare film and leather stand: The AG film reduces reflections and the included leather stand improves drawing angle and protects the screen.
• Broad software and OS support: Works with major creative programs and supports Windows, Mac and some Android devices that provide desktop or TNT modes.

Who It's For

The PD1320 is best for students, hobbyists and early-career creatives who want a display tablet with strong color and a low-parallax drawing surface without investing in a much larger professional monitor. Its light weight and the ability to power from a computer make it suited to travel and mixed-location work.

Those who should look elsewhere include artists who need a very high-resolution professional reference monitor, or users with Android phones that do not support desktop/DEX/TNT modes, since phone compatibility is limited and sometimes requires extra cables and power.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Reduced parallax from the full-laminated screen makes drawing feel natural.
• Strong 120% sRGB gamut produces vivid, pleasing colors for digital art.
• Lightweight and thin design with no mandatory AC plug for many computer setups.
• Battery-free pen with 8192 levels and 60 degree tilt for responsive drawing.

Cons

• Screen resolution impressions vary; some users find it less crisp than expected, so it may not satisfy those who need very high pixel density.
• Android phone support requires compatible phone modes and extra cables or power in some cases, which can be inconvenient.

Specifications

Display size	13.3 in (293.8 x 165.2 mm)
Color gamut	120% sRGB
Color depth	16.7M (8-bit)
Contrast ratio & viewing angle	1000:1, 89/89(H)/89/89(V)
Pen pressure & tilt	8192 levels, 60 degree tilt support
Weight & thickness	880g, 4.5 mm minimum thickness
Included stand	Foldable leather stand (protective, ergonomic)

Our Verdict

The GAOMON PD1320 is a strong value for creatives who prioritize color performance and a low-parallax, natural drawing surface in a portable package. It is particularly well suited to students and illustrators who need a responsive pen and vivid color without a large investment, though those requiring very high pixel density or seamless Android phone integration should verify compatibility before buying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the PD1320 require an AC power adapter?
Answer. The tablet can be powered directly by many computers without an AC plug, but some Android phone setups may require AC power for sufficient output.

Will it work with my Android phone?
Answer. It supports Android phones that provide DEX, Desktop Mode or TNT Mode, but not all phones do; a full-featured USB-C cable and sometimes power are also required and are not included.

How is the pen experience?
Answer. The battery-free pen offers 8192 levels of pressure and 60 degree tilt, producing a fluid and natural drawing feel for sketching and detailed work.