As Good as a Cintiq? // Huion Kamvas Pro 16 Review

[@TealKorby]

This seems like such a good alternative to cintiq! Especially with the price point!

[@yourvader745]

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[@sobredosisart3084]

also i bough a 24 cintiq and it broke, they didnt validate my guarantee.

[@lugwen]

My brother bought this just after it was released. And as someone who's obsessed with drawing tablets/displays i was iMPRESSED by it. The parallax is almost gone and all in all it's better than most wacom displays imo but so much cheaper at the same time. He's lefthanded too (just like me. Yay lefthanded squad) and we tried to figure out how to turn the screen for 2 whole days. (It was even more complicated with his old laptop) Always the biggest fear when we buy a new tablet "please please please let there be a left hand mode" :')

[@Randomperson-ke7xh]

Question does it still work?I hear alot people say huions die fast °-°

[@lugwen]

@@Randomperson-ke7xh works perfectly fine! the pen had a problem a few months ago tho but he replaced it (i think amazon payed for that but i'm not 100% sure.) and he draws almost daily so it's been through a lot x'D

[@angellysteffynalaurenza3392]

in the driver they have the option for left handed by just click the screen rotation to 180°. I use Huion H950P, but Im definitely sure that it has the same driver tho

[@lugwen]

@@angellysteffynalaurenza3392 we tried that. and i can tell you we've tried everything. it was long ago so maybe they changed it but i remember that it didn't work back then. will tell him what you said so maybe he can fix it now so thank you :)

[@lugwen]

@@angellysteffynalaurenza3392 just checked it. it does have the option to rotate the screen. problem is the same tho. it doesnt actually rotate the screen, no matter what you do.

[@listlessh]

Thanks stranger. This review sealed the deal for me between Huion, Kamvas, and XP-Pen's Pro variant for this size.

[@LlamaFreak]

Woah, digital art! It's been a while :O

[@JelArts]

It has!

[@eirikramslihauge9013]

Thank you for reviewing as a left handed person! There are many of us who need this point of view.

[@DeactivatedDiego]

The tablet itself has a left handed mode through the display settings! But the whole settings UI is a nightmare to navigate, lol. Also, I don't get why they even made a variant without a stand, an included stand should be a standard for drawing monitors. I got mine from Amazon that came with a stand and it was the same price because of a sale they current have there.

[@PhoenAstra]

Display tablets nowadays don't have included stands. Mostly for portability reasons. It's easier to take these tablets anywhere, even tho there are a lot of cords and you still need to be hooked up to a power source. I have Wacom Cintiq Pro and I am glad it doesn't have a stand included. It makes it easier to draw in bed or have the tablet in my lap. Some people actually need a stand, which is understandable. It's mostly about portability though, even with the drawbacks of cords.

[@DeactivatedDiego]

Yeah, I don't personally feel these products are portable to be honest. Unless in the sense that you're going to your workplace and just need to take your drawing monitor, rather than having to pack your computer, drawing monitor and bunch of cables. Might as well just buy an iPad at that point. To each their own at the end of the day.

[@MangaSamte]

I remember Huion and XP pen or any other Wacom alternative would have a dedicated stand (not inbuilt) included in all of their monitor tablets regardless of the size of the tablet. I think it's just recently that they've stopped doing this for whatever reason. My guess is to reduce the cost price but paying an additional 30-50 usd isn't a huge difference. I fear that they don't follow Wacom's business model too much I wish they would go back to providing the stands along with the tablets.

[@PhoenAstra]

@@MangaSamte I don't think it's about a business model. In my original comment reply to this, it's more about the portability. I have seen a lot of huion tablet reviews before they stopped including stands for some of their offers on tablets. A large amount of creators stated that the stand would be too much to carry around or that the stand didn't fit in the case that was provided by huion. Huion did advertise these tablets as portable. Also, this is very normal for some monitors. Creators or gamers will upgrade their monitor a lot to keep up with the technology. Some of these monitors don't even have a stand on them or you can buy it without one, because of one reason: They switch out their monitors a lot. They don't need to have a new stand all the time. Even JelArts stated she used an old stand on her new tablet. If you already have a stand, then you don't need a new one if it is the same exact stand.

[@brodriguez11000]

@@PhoenAstra: Something this big would do good with a vesa mount, or as an option.

[@LoriFahy]

it seems a pretty flash fancy tablet.. its on my list of things i want .. I am actually left handed so i feel your pain with that.

[@katied2663]

I always appreciate these videos bc it shows there are more than the mainstream (*chough**chough*Wacom lol) tablets! Thank you Jel!

[@skm6777]

You can adjust the closeness of activation by popping the pen buttons off with a tiny flathead screwdriver. Under there, you'll find a small screw head which you can turn one way or the other (in very small amounts) which will adjust the activation level.

[@minoqi]

Fun fact: the tablet DOES come with a stand but you have to get it off of amazon (I believe it’s still separate in their website but together on amazon)

[@ConsciousRobot]

I just purchased one of these used. It'll be my first tablet ever. I feel much better about it after seeing this. I had a tight budget and a very hard time deciding what to get!

[@catherineillustrations]

Thank you for explaining the left handed part....not many videos explain that and since I'm left-handed this is good to know!!

[@kiori223]

Never been this early I can tell Huion has come a long way in their tablet production. I really like that this includes a battery free pen instead of a rechargeable one. That was one of my biggest nitpicks with Huion tablets when I still used them. I do think that all tablets should have a left handed mode that is easy to find. Many artists and the like are left handed, and it's unfair in my opinion to not always have options easily available for BOTH left handed and right handed users. I also don't really understand why they don't just include a stand with the tablet by default. Maybe it's a price thing, but I feel that stands are pretty important for tablets like these. But overall, from what I see, this tablet looks really good and seems like it's still a great alternative to a cintiq.

[@Userdoesnotexit]

it has a left handed mode... you just lfip it and thats it >>??

[@somedude42838]

@@Userdoesnotexit (Haven't used a display tablet before) But then everything on the screen would be upside down (like file menus) and you'd have to (a) rotate the screen or (b) hunt down a left-handed mode

[@HPCthulhu2011]

You provided a lot of clear points. I watched a number of reviews on this product. It appears that this canvas tool can be for anyone, not only for digital art specialists however when it comes to software applications you have to know your way around and there is no built in drawing and painting program.

[@violetfantasy2537]

Thank you so much for your review! I was considering buying a drawing tablet, but I couldn’t decide on a good one for a good price. I’ll definitely look into this one!!

[@MangaSamte]

Great review Jel!! And I hope they update the drivers for left handed compatibility soon. I've had this particular model in my wish list for quite sometime now. Hopefully I should be able to buy it in December or January next year.

[@visibleconfusionsart8218]

i have really been looking into this tablet and i really want to get into some good digital art! this review helped so much and has helped me even more decide that i definitely want the HUION kamvas pro 16 for my drawing tablet! By the way, love your art style and creatures!

[@licustoms]

I'm kind of stuck deciding between the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 and the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro. I currently use a Huion H950P and my old tablet that I used for more than 10 years is a Wacom Graphire II Bronze (which still works but features are dated).

[@cheesebags4341]

My mom bought the KAMVAS pro 12 for me on my birthday. I’m very impressed, but I do need to recalibrate sometimes.

[@teresamazotti1315]

The US links for Amazon you gave do come with a stand.

[@AllahBoinkedMe]

Left Handed mode is available in the Driver ... but it's not called that. It's called 'Rotate Settings' under the 'Work Area' tab and has 4 different orientations: (in degrees) 0 - 90 - 180 - 270. Good luck and Enjoy!

[@chocolatechip410]

I am so interested in display tablets! I have the one where you have to look at the computer and draw with the tablet at the same time. They are just so expensive for a broke college kid 😭

[@maxence9543]

I think you can just wait the next Black Friday

[@satyalee6793]

XP-pen has a lot of budget display tablets

[@howlercorp6431]

I just snagged this. My tiny square wacom handmedowm died a while ago. I was learning drawing from no experience so I was only at shapes and the like. But this year I money and after shopping around for weeks and talking to my artist friends I decided on this one. Two days ago I saw it lightening deal for 270ish. I also bundled it with a good stand and a spare glove and onlyaid 335. So in super excited to start learning again

[@savagefoxdesigns6692]

Last year I picked up the Huion 950 & it was great until the USB C stopped working & seemed to refuse to use any other USB C cord I had. Then I picked up the Huion Inspiroy witch worked OK. I could never get the pressure sensitivity to work on it though and had issues with the drivers constantly which is why I put it down and spent the last 5-6 months going back to paper and pencil just working on my fundamentals. Now I'm really getting the itch to get back to my digital work & decided enough of the cheap simple drawing tablets which seem to crash after a few months of drawing on them. I'm ready for an actual display monitor tablet. As much as I would love one of those professional $2,000- $4,000 20+" monitors, I'm kinda poor but I've been saving up and can now afford something in the $250-$400 range. Basically nock off a zero from my dream machines and that's my budget.

[@GeneAkimoff]

Hey, planning it as a gift for my kid. Does it work on the go or not? Specs say it's not a standalone tablet. But it's seems you are using it separate from PC. Pls let me know. Great review BTW. Thanks!

[@SpawnoftheEd]

Good review! Just an update on this: they added the stand to the current package and the drivers now support left handed artist. Also a lefty!

[@clockworkNate]

I just ordered one on Amazon and got a stand and glove, im excited to finally be able to draw on something other than paper! It was still a bit pricey in canadian $ though, but it did have a 120$ coupon that helped take down the price a bit. Do you use yours with laptop or desktop? I only have a desktop and am kinda worried I won't be able to hook it up to it.

[@SapphiSky]

I'm left-handed too so this video help me a lot, thank u

[@tomthesmol9676]

Thank you for such an honest and informative review! XP-Pen is another brand that has tablets very similar in specs to Huion . Unlike wacom Cintiq 16 , XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro tablet with screen 16" has hot keys and a touch wheel that can be used with various modes. I personally would go the Artist 15.6 Pro- it's cheaper, has more functions, and I personally wouldn't invest too much into small screens.

[@Waynimations]

Etched glass feels so freaking good

[@caligvla91]

Thank you! that was so informative. Is this the 2k model?

[@geffsilva2984]

Very good review, which camera do you use to film?

[@manny9018]

Whats your Display settings? brightness,contrast etc im really struggling with mine. Dope video🔥

[@casekocsk]

Except for iPad Pro, there's nothing close to Wacom Cintiq line... even the current entry model, Cintiq Venus line (Cintiq 16 and 22). The screen texture, the parallax and cursor position, display and color quality, the driver, the consistency, the pressure sensitivity, etc etc, and the most important thing... the PEN (it's SO NICE to hold). I'm lucky enough to participate in a wacom/huion workshop, so there I can try all Wacom Cintiq 16 and 22, also Huion Kamvas Pro 12, 16, and 20. All side by side, and I can take all the time I want... so I can really tell the difference. Nothing beats the Wacom. The only reason you want to choose Wacom alternative is... the price. Understandable since we all want to best bang for our bucks. I myself bought Artisul D13 (though that was one year before they released Cintiq Pro line, let alone Cintiq Venus), I don't want to buy overpriced Cintiq 13HD. If you have enough budget to buy Cintiq (and series enough to warrant the cost), go for it, you won't regret it. If you have tight budget or just starting out as hobby, Huion Kamvas pro is more than enough and it's much cheaper.

[@smolgod]

I keep hearing that the stand isn't included but I bought this tablet & it came with a well-built stand & I only paid $350. Huh.

[@oliakeung7204]

Sometimes when you buy from amazon, it’s verified huion reseller (so its neither refurbished or fake) and its sometimes cheaper

[@penguineeee6440]

Mine didn't come with a stand and was 400$

[@tauhidd.8093]

How reliable is huion in terms of not crashing and burning. As in will the driver commonly go to crap and will the pen or display run into problems. Huion displays. Not talking about the cheap tablets

[@jimmyispromo]

What program you using to draw with? Believe you covered everything but that.

[@s4khalin]

Paint tool sai!

[@codybess74]

Great review, thank you! On their site, Huion says this model supports left handed users. Just saying. So... Does it have to be plugged into a computer to use it? Is it rechargable / portable?

[@windybreeze_]

Cody Bess it has to be plugged into a computer and it’s taller than most laptop bags so not great in terms of portability. the pen is battery free though which is nice

[@fuzzydragons]

good review, I prefer the drawing surfaces on the huion tablets because of the tooth, feels like drawing on paper, makes it easier for me to use the tablet

[@leeannrisner5974]

I love this tablet. It is amazing. Great review! 👌🏻

[@sairasMN]

Hi! I loved the review and I'm getting this tablet, I wanted to ask you what were the display settings (for the colors and stuff) you configured since it's my first display tablet and I don't really know what it should look like or what to do to make it look good

[@orodpeykanfar2826]

How's the brush tilt? I have a kamvas pro 22, and a cintiq 13pro, but brush tilt in wacom is far better, completely another league. Kamvas has the tilt but the accuracy and feeling is not even close to wacom.

[@ItsReallyCheryl]

Just found this video and missed the coupon sale by one day. :( I have the Kamvas gt 191 and it works well on my laptop but I need to use it on my computer, and that's not working right for me. I loose control of my pc when I plug the HDMI into it, and the pen does not do anything on my tablet. Any idea what the problem is? And I might return it and try to get this smaller one since it seems to be a bit better.

[@noahbuscuse5243]

i do think sending a separate stand is good, especially for people like me who would rather just 3d print one to save money. i mean personally i feel like 50$ just to hold up a tablet is kinda eh, and i believe they advertise their portability so personally it would be nicer to have a built in stand so you have the option to use an external stand

[@dootboye]

Hi Jel, would you recommend a tablet-laptop like a Microsoft surface as a workstation?

[@neeramaiia9027]

What art program are you using in this video?

[@chancemcclendon3906]

The Canadian amazon page comes with a stand

[@DinodogJr]

I don't really get the idea bout 1920x1080 on 16" pen tablet is actually better visual experience than 1920x1080 on 22" or 24" pen tablet. I am having a 24" monitor with the mentioned resolution. I am perfectly satisfied looking at it while drawing with normal drawing tablet. Everything looks clarity and sharp. (Dell Ultrasharp Monitor i am using.) Is it Pen tablet resolution vs IPS monitor are actually very different experience or technology? Is there a video link have a close up recording to explain these significant detail?

[@pluton9971]

Hello! I loved the video but I really wanted to know which program are you using?

[@spaghetie]

Paint Tool SAI

[@pluton9971]

@@spaghetie Ok thanks!

[@spaghetie]

@@pluton9971 yw!

[@cursey7304]

How to fix color inaccuracy? Pls help I'm using the same Huion kamvas 16 pro.

[@purexe4171]

What program do you use? :D

[@Levin_Ivie]

Omg, you're left-handed. Can you tell me what that is like? great video.

[@melinarother2050]

Great video 😊 What drawing program did you use? Because I also want to get into digital art☺️

[@brigittafodor2011]

paint tool SAI

[@anggafathurrosyid7551]

thanks for review, ill got this one

[@Indy64738]

Great review!!

[@knightfallzz]

what tablet have the better quality in general Huion kamvas 16 pro or XP Pen artist 15.6 pro?

[@DesiThugLife]

Which software you are using to draw??????

[@eillync01]

Great video! Do you still use this tablet? I am moving to Canada soon so I was wondering what option regarding the charging cable you use in Canada. Is it the one for USA? Perhaps I should buy the cable for USA instead of the one sent for Australia. Can I somehow power it without connecting it to a power point? Thank you 😊

[@moraeza]

I’d get the 2021 canvas if you really wanted because I’m assuming people haven’t used wacom because the parallax is pretty horrible on this notice she says it’s “been reduced” most Huion reviewers have been paid out and have to only say very specific things they want you to say, personally I’m not sure if she has this case but if anything I’d probably try to play it safe and stay away from other tablet brands besides Huion I guess if you desperately want a Huion tablet because all these non wacom tablets mostly literally come from the same company and always have the same issues and tons of quality control issues basically like gambling

[@eillync01]

@@moraeza Thanks for the info - I will save up for a Wacom then. It seems buying a Huion isn't a good/lasting alternative to Wacom :/ such a shame though. Wacom tablets are insanely expensive.

[@moraeza]

@@eillync01 im actually getting the kamvas 16 tomorrow just to try it out because I do need a tablet for my major, and nothing I’ve tried so far doesn’t work. as far as their 4K displays a 4K monitor that size alone typically goes for around 600, it seems so I get the price in a way, as well as it coming with their Wacom remote but I do think it’s a bit much, but for everything it has, not really. I had the cintiq 16 but for 1080 not really worth the price, if you want a display maybe go for wacom one? It seems like a somewhat decent option compared to cintiq 16 with 1080p display :/ I’m thinking about posting a review to here on the Kamvas 16 2021 so I’ll let you know my thoughts. A KZbinr here I watch allot who doesn’t really seem to be ever biased, seemed impressed with it and it doesn’t seem to have many bad reviews yet so I’ll see what happens. However I’m hesitant about keeping it as I’ve heard Huion doesnt last long

[@moraeza]

@@eillync01 hey! just got the Huion Kamvas 16 2021, I don’t know about quality but this thing seems really nice, and I’m not just saying it. It’s allot nicer than the cintiq 16 I had, as far as their older tablets, they are not my friend at all. 😬 no parallax at all, I’m shocked. No parallax at all for once :’)

[@moraeza]

@@eillync01 Update: I’m returning it because I’m having allot of issues with inconsistent lines and it doesn’t seem to want to work with photoshop :/ I’d say just stick with cintiq 16

[@thornedrose8407]

how about if you try to direct the pointer to the corner on display? is it still accurate? when i used huion kamvas 13 pro.. i have problem with that.. thankyou..

[@marcopej]

Hallo! Which is the software you used in this review? Thank you!!

[@cardsmcgee]

She's using Paint Tool SAI

[@marcopej]

cards mcgee Thank you!!!

[@pluto4040]

@@cardsmcgee omg thank you I've been looking for a comment like this for half an hour

[@TheWipal]

congrats on the new tablet eyy

[@sherfj]

Which one do y'all think is more worth it? this or an XP-PEN artist 15.6 Pro?

[@Userdoesnotexit]

for the last part. try on different program for picking colors

[@baba2464]

Odd question we draw with both hands at the same time. Is this possible with this tablet? Oops lol guess you answered this with left handed drivers. Ty

[@studiog8608]

I wish I had a tablet like that

[@andreikuzmin2693]

Hello. I bought this tablet recently, and I found that it has chromatic aberration - a slight blur of color at the contrasting edges of the picture. This is described as a normal thing in the user manual, but I think that this is a defect, and i constantly notice this chromatic aberration while I work. If you know, is this normal? Maybe all graphic tablets of this type have such defects, including Cintiq?

[@gfxz86]

I will buy the 16 pro but without a stand, because i alredy have one... muda muda muda mudaaaaa! anyway, thx for the review!

[@CarlosAlbertoAndres]

Being left handed in this art world is like being a fish out of water. I'm left handed too and my Huion model also present those problems. But anyway, nice one ;)

[@oliverpennington2308]

Dude she is left handed. Is it harder for leftys? Im getting one for Christmas

[@yuranideuht1261]

Left hand mode is included in Huion driver.

[@DeepVo1ceEboy]

I’m looking into buying this tablet model, I’m just concerned about what program to use with it. What do you guys recommend?

[@AdiaFerguson]

Lilyanna Ray ive never used it but ive heard from multiple sources (including some of my favorite artists) that krita is a really good (free?) investment

[@DeepVo1ceEboy]

Thank you so much! I’m going to do a little research on it but I’m really glad to have a place to start!

[@Plemplem08]

Jelarts!! My inspirational artist ..I love your art..😍😍hi😅✋

[@armouredfish5576]

What program is she using... I'm super curious!

[@connywolf]

It looks like Paint Tool SAI (or SAI 2, one of the two)

[@armouredfish5576]

Thx Conny Wolf... You're a life saver

[@connywolf]

@@armouredfish5576 Anytime again!

[@Starlightbooper]

Make a video about Krita! It supports tilting and is a great free drawing program

[@neshiah4747]

Can’t the screen orientation be flipped to sort out the left-right issue?

[@sunnathorkelsdottir3456]

i really like the colors

[@mikighani3367]

how to get rid of the cursor, when you are using the brush the white arrow is always there following the movements, its irritating

[@exciteart]

IS the driver compatible to Adobe Photoshop 2017?

[@6maria94]

hum, it was a good pen tablet when it comes to drawing, but I keep having issues with it, such has the screen saying no signal until I format the pc once again. I can't format my pc every week... I'm starting to regret buying it.

[@yuranideuht1261]

I've used this tablet every day coming up on a year now .... zero issues. (Win7)

[@6maria94]

@@yuranideuht1261 after 2 months, it went back to normal, so I don't really know what was the issue

[@edeline9364]

I NEED HELP 🆘 I don't know what laptop to get with my Huion 16 pro tablet, it has to be compatible, low price ,medium to small ,college reliable, also 9gb of ram.

[@FragummArt]

Hello! Do you still use it?

[@theamazingmikelee9857]

Huion and XP Pen definitely need to release a 4K tablet.

[@JelArts]

I agree! It would be interesting to see the price point too.

[@theamazingmikelee9857]

@@JelArts I'd easily pay an extra USD$100 - $150 extra for 4K. That's a comparable increase with other monitors of this size.

[@wordragon]

The Amazing Mike Lee -Well, Wacom is $549 with 4K, so why not buy that? Everything is better and they would have the same price point. Huion has bad drivers and not great support, worse pen, etc.

[@theamazingmikelee9857]

@@wordragon a 24" 4K Wacom costs USD$1700. My XP Pen equivalent only cost $550. The let down is that it's only 1080p. I already own a 13" Companion but it's too small. I personally haven't had any trouble with either drivers.

[@thephilosopher5799]

Probably cost 1,500 for top version.

[@sevenzhang6466]

Does it support thunderbolt3 connections?

[@francisj4058]

Will this work if I'm left handed?

[@penguineeee6440]

Is this good for a beginner?

[@sgtpepper91]

this is probably a stupid question but can a pen display double as a second monitor?

[@yuranideuht1261]

It *is* a second monitor ... so, yes! ;)

[@horaceslughorn151]

i just got this tablet but what program do u use?

[@Jook113]

It's "Paint Tool Sai" 😁 Have you tried the tablet yet? What's your honest opinion? (I want one for myself. I can't decide tho. Either Kamvas Pro 16, Pro 20 or Wacoms Cintiq 16..)

[@thephilosopher5799]

@@Jook113 go pro 20, it’s the most worth it.

[@Oozaru85]

I prefer XP-Pen, tbh. I tested the Kamvas Pro 13 and didn't like the screen at all. Too smooth, not enough resistence when drawing and also the paralax was really bad. I wasn't able to calibrate it. So I'm currently using my old XP-Pen Artist 15.6, but maybe I'll try out the 15.6 Pro and see if it got better features, same resistence on the screen surface and less paralax.

[@creativesea.design]

The product on Amazon actually has the stand included: www.amazon.com/Drawing-Monitor-Full-Laminated-Battery-Free-Adjustable/dp/B07RXZC12J

[@whoknows8587]

Do you need a computer to use it

[@thelmasilvan538]

Do following drawind tutorials help u improve ur drawing skills?

[@connywolf]

Practice can help anyone. So if you practice with tutorials, yes, sure

[@pengangguranterselubung6969]

In INDONESIA kamvas pro 16 very expensive ...... About US$ 520 +shipping fee... Seller never give us discount ..

[@hazelritchie7480]

*sees that it's a huion* *war flashbacks*

[@PhoenAstra]

What happened?

[@hazelritchie7480]

​@@PhoenAstra About five months after I got my Huion (i think it was the Huion 1060 or something like that, idk), it slowly stopped working. It would recognize the pen but not draw, and the cord had to be in a very specific position to work, no matter how many new cords I got. Eventually, after a few weeks of not using it, I decided to try again, since I really had to get some projects done and had no other tablets (this was the first one I ever got), and it was just completely BROKEN; when I hovered the pen over the surface it drew, and when i touched it, it didn't, so it was pretty much unusable. Long story short, I sold it and got a new tablet (a Wacom Intuos) instead, and my new one works a lot better. I'm not sure what happened with my old one, but I'm super wary of Huions now after I've heard so many other people experience bad things with them, as well as my own story.

[@Dino_Skull]

@@hazelritchie7480 😱

[@Kyubone]

@@hazelritchie7480 You sold an unusable tablet or am I completely misunderstanding? 😬

[@ValentinaGonzalez-lo1ni]

does it get hot??

[@mustafasir1439]

Wich drawing app is this pleas reacte

[@razxberrie]

Mustafa Sir paint tool sai

[@yellowbroccoli11]

I wish i have a tablet like that😌

[@Dino_Skull]

I wish I had a tablet.. Lol 🤪😁

[@yellowbroccoli11]

Tnx for correction😅

[@Dino_Skull]

@@yellowbroccoli11 😌

[@cherryhead006]

I’m getting this for my birthday! :D

[@judithbue1400]

i like it that we have the same style of holding a pen.. hahahaha

[@PhoenAstra]

While Huion is cheaper and is catching up to Wacom, I still bought a Wacom Cintiq Pro (13") and my reasoning? Because it's used in professional art settings. You can be a professional artist and use huion, but it's not what companies use. They heavily rely on Wacom, which is why I bought my Cintiq. Huion's tablets are nice, but I have heard bad things about them too. Wacom has bad drivers, but it is usually fixed with a simple reboot of either the program, tablet, or PC.

[@theamazingmikelee9857]

I don't think which tablet you use factors in as much as what software you use, in a workplace setting.

[@PhoenAstra]

@@theamazingmikelee9857 actually, it really does. The supplies, programs, and computers will matter a lot.

[@theamazingmikelee9857]

@@PhoenAstra Which tablet you use is a similar consideration to which keyboard and mouse you use. It doesn't really matter to your boss or colleagues what you use, as long as you get the job done. Software on the other hand; it helps to use the same programs in order to grease the wheels of compatible collaboration. And if your boss insists that you use a their supplied Wacom you aren't going to be handicapped by using a Huion at home.

[@PhoenAstra]

@@theamazingmikelee9857 I think you're forgetting that the reason professionals go with Wacom for businesses and whatnot is because they are actually reliable. I have heard way too many stories about Huion not working after a certain amount of time. The only issue with Wacom is tablet drivers messing up, but it can be fixed by a simple reboot from the PC, the driver itself, the art program you are using, or the display. I would rather have a professional grade tablet that actual businesses use than a tablet that has the possibility of not working in a few months. Might cost more, but they are a long term investment, which is another good thing.

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@@PhoenAstra The way I interpreted your first comment was that you wanted to gain the experience desired to conform to professional ecosystem. But it seems to me now that you were just saying that you want a professional grade product.

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Русские, подскажите версию ее саи2? Там под кистью показывает как она смешивает цвета