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Pen Pressure, report rate, and resolutions are all very similar between the two tablets, and that is about where it stops.
First, Pen pressure, resolution, and the pen report rate are the only similar things.
The Xencelabs Pen Tablet does not have touch, only pen input. This, many artists have told us, is a welcomed feature as artists now do not need to worry about unwanted palm input when drawing.
The Xencelabs Pen Tablet has three control buttons at the top of the Tablet, out of the way of your hand and arm, no accidentally activating the buttons. These can be customized to meet your workflow needs.
The gentle sloping bottom portion makes using the Xencelabs Pen Tablet comfortable for extended drawing sessions.
The big difference is the value you receive with the included Xencelabs Pen Tablet accessories; two pens, a Drawing Glove, a Pen case, and a Pen Tablet sleeve for the artist on the go.
The pens you are talking about with the added Axis of motion the Art Pen and the Air Brush Pen. No, we do not offer those pens, and as I understand it, Wacom is phasing those older pen models out.
We do offer the ability to fine-tune your pen pressure and pen tilt separately for both pens and the ability to customize your application individually to increase your workflow and environment better.