Huion KAMVAS GT-191 Review

[@rkneegordon6316]

Great review Brad. I was waiting for Huion to step up and they did in really good way. On this particular model, Huion includes a screen protector "pre-installed" I recommend to anyone they keep it on, it will change the drawing experience out of the box. Second, use your illustration programs options to calibrate the pen. As any adjustments you make from the Kamvas will greatly vary from program to program. This makes the drawing experience almost seamless on the Kamvas.

[@MegaBennor]

wow that was a really thorough review. I finally bought one after reading and researching but this video sums it up without choosing favors. Thank you for making the video it really helped me out. :)

[@fatihnri2484]

Jozef De Graeve how does it feels?

[@sakhilenkomo6073]

Hi. How has it held up two years later?

[@ReaIiPlayBedwars]

Jozef De Graeve how was it? Any tips?

[@Nope-vr5yp]

I'm actually getting this one thank you :)

[@se-ku3op]

How was it?

[@armchairegghead31]

We may never know

[@CannabearArt]

Armchair Egghead hahahahahaha I was just going to ask lol

[@ShahabEslamian]

How was it? Let us know please :)

[@Kaitlynstwist]

I know these comments were like a year or so ago but I'm gonna add on anyway :,) I've had mine for a year or so and it's truly not that bad! The only problems I really had was "HoW Do I HolD THiS??", the light was a bit odd, and my pen wouldn't always land where I want. But those are problems that could be fixed with time like he said. I would say to keep looking before picking it out as the one though, there are better one sout there most likely. (Edit:Also It was a little scratchy)

[@3polygons]

The "color bleed" (term mostly used when some areas of color invade others or in the outer, color leaks some how. Non uniform lighting is also a similar a very horrible effect that can cause professional work problems) referred too, noticing now the moment of the video where he demonstrates it is actually ghosting produced by the terrible response time this screen has. I had my fight with an employee to get my money back for a monitor doing this. This happens mostly in TN (worst screens for graphic work) , many MVA (or PVA, etc) which provide extremely good blacks and great color, but usually horrid response times (IPS tend to be a better overall solution). This is the thing you gotta look for in the specs page as one factor that can produce ghosting. Be sure to never have sth below 12 -14, I'd go best for 5 or lower. In gaming, must be even better, but I guess most people here is interested in graphic production. Even so, is very important for people working in animation. Look at the specs page of this model.... 25 ms! :o That's exact value that had the monitor I asked my money back for. I don't enjoy that constantly while panning and zooming, and that's a constant in graphic work. And reading any document or web is a nightmare. This is an IPS monitor, one of the best types for graphic work - in theory, I would have to see professional color tests, how much of the spectrum of Adobe RGB - or even just sRGB, lol - it suports, etc . Just being an IPS doesn't guarantee much. But still, 25 ms is a way to high value, so it gets the ghosting. www.huiontablet.com/kamvas-gt-191.html Specifically, this is the culprit value : Response Time : 25ms That said, some other values are very good. My main issue with this device would be the wobbling/jitter, as with any drawing device. Seems that if I go for a cintiq alternative, it will have to be for the very few non battery pen models.... Is almost twice the price, but a higher rmodel from them has only 5ms. That's very good. www.huiontablet.com/all-products/pen-tablet-monitor/huion-gt-220-v2-132.html It has the 3 ports (vga, div, hdmi, just lacks display port, but am fine) Again, if that is true, that any pen with battery has wobbling, these are all discarded....

[@benjamina6915]

Ever since I did see your review (and Teoh's) I've wanted one of these. Finally got the budget for it. Great device, pleasure to move from 11'' to this size. Btw, I'm noticing the 8000+ levels compared to 2048 before. Much finer lines and thicker lines without changing the brush size all the time.

[@nobody2021]

i would be interested in this one because of the low price, but pens that need to be manually charged are a huge turn off. i've read a few accounts of people who have this tablet, and they take a year or so long break from drawing. they come back and the battery in the pen is completely dead and won't hold a charge, because of the long term neglect and the only way to use it is to have it plugged into the charger at all times. the real problem comes from the replacement pens either being unavailable entirely, or very expensive. in my opinion this could be seen as a durability issue, and it's a serious one.

[@Tyfloon]

Had to buy this one without any references. Nice to see good reviews about it while im still waiting it to come.

[@junerodriguez6987]

Tyfloon GG did it arrive yet? How is it performance wise? Is the wobble really THAT bad?

[@Tyfloon]

First, sorry about my english. Hello, im kinda satisfied with that screen, came from a simple wacom intuous and i can feel more precision on this thing, more fluid. I feel it kinda solid and stable not wobble problems with the base. Only thing to notice is the screen protector getting annoying air between it and the screen, it gives the light some kind of filter so it is not like having a monitor in front of your eyes, and also gives a diferent texture than painting on a glass screen. But i ended removing it and using computer glasses for eyes protection.

[@Guidefer]

After watching a bunch of this alternative tablets review, I might say that the Huion KAMVAS 156HD is the best option! I bought one and I have been in love with it so far! The glass itself is coated, so it has that texture you would find on a Wacom product, it has the express keys, IPS screen and the new Huion pen and driver... It also has a proprietary cable that does the function of the USB/HDMI/power in just one cable coming from the side. Downsides... The colour accuracy is really poor, I believe it to be 70% of NSTC... parallax and no tilting functionalities. But that is it! Love your videos Brad! Keep up with the good work!

[@francornejo8497]

Well, I have to choose xp-pen16 or this new huion 191... If you didn't need express keys... what would be your election?

[@thebradcolbow]

It's a tossup. The color is a little better on the Huion. The screen protector is better on the XP-Pen. You do get a larger drawing area on the Huion.

[@biolinkstudios]

huion gt 220 v2 is better all-round

[@blp9182]

whats the difference between the kamvas gt 191 and the gt 220? just screen size?

[@biolinkstudios]

No, better pen, better screen, looks expensive...

[@blp9182]

Can you tell me whats better on the screen or pen? im thinking of buying one bteween the 191 or the 220, but its a 400 dolars price jump so i dont know if its that worth it get the 220

[@MenchisMenagerie]

My problem is I have never used a display tablet at all prior to now, my only experience with tablets is a bamboo and a huion 1060 PLUS, so I don't know if I am at that level to switch to something like this. Thank you for giving me more food for thought while mulling over this.

[@雷禾鈞]

5:07 I like tablets without hotkeys, makes the bezel very think. I prefer to use remote keypad. XPpen remote can be used with huion tablet.

[@argorath]

Just got it yesterday! IT'S SO GOOD FOR £400!

[@ReaIiPlayBedwars]

Argorath any tips after a year? Thanks

[@SpiritTracker7]

I just received mine last night.. had a few issues to start but managed to figure them out. Two things that are standing out to me while trying to create art.. 1 is that the pressure sensitivity is too sensitive really... if you don't sit your pen tip down applying the same pressure as the previous stroke, you get a wide range of sizes, blotches etc. I have played a little bit around with the configuration and tried setting the pressure to be less sensitive but hasn't mattered much. 2 is the excessive sponginess of the tip, constantly making a clicking sound with a massive impression range. I would love to hear if anyone has attempted to curve these irritations off in settings. I really want to like this tablet.

[@domnioh.7940]

And here I am drawing on my phone with a finger...

[@HART-sk3bz]

Same lol

[@sebby2378]

Hey! Drawing w fingers r great too esp the you all who do that!!! YALL R LEGENDS

[@ngu0061]

Dammit I already ordered one. Should've waited for this review. Other reviewers I've seen didn't point out the cons you mentioned.

[@hagarelhabashy5819]

You're the only one who mentions the initial activation force which is incredible considering it's one of the most important features for me

[@iyadart]

The fine folks at HUION should have sent you the KAMVAS GT-221 PRO ...Man! I'm drooling over it already!!

[@mexicanburrito2979]

I would actually go for this one instead, the rough screen on the pro softens the display a lot and express keys doesn't justify $400+. Could buy a remote one for $30.

[@sketchy9431]

I’m getting one of these at the end of summer thanks

[@andrescarrasco3692]

Veo en muchos vídeos que en general todas las tabletas, incluyendo esta , tienen delay cuando dibujas, es decir, pasas el lápiz y tarda medio segundo más (quizás exagero pero es para que se me entienda). Esto es cosa del vídeo o realmente ocurre? Gracias y un saludo!

[@cameronarehart9527]

I love these review videos

[@12463trf]

I am a hobbiest looking at possibly getting a 'cintiq alternative', and the Xp-pen Artist 16 really caught my attention for the last month or so of reading and browsing, until lo and behold, Huion releases this product. Spec wise and price wise the Kamvas seems to be better in general, but how about in performance?

[@GeekedOutNeckbeard]

12463trf just be wary, there's usually too many issues with these tablets that make the price not even worth it. Get a Surface Pro 4 M3 processor or the like. Or a 4GB RAM I5 Surface Pro 4or the New Surface Pro and have more reliability, better performance and you can be mobile. The screen size, sure it is smaller but it's reliable and has good quality. These items, I don't trust, since most are sent from that company to these reviewers, so I'm not sure if they sent a good unit and then send shitty ones to their customers, but the amount of feedback on most isn't good. I'm a hobbyist but I like having quality over savings lol. So I'll save endlessly for a good quality item instead of taking an alternative route since the reviews aren't so good..

[@BlenderBurst]

1:30. I recently bought this tablet, and the same thing is happening to me. It feels like its scratching the tablet in some areas. Other areas on the screen feel smooth though. Hopefully it will go away after some time using it, as you said.

[@_medeio]

thank you for this review. I was wondering if you can also adjust the firmness of pressure sensitivity so the pen is less sensitive? Also, since there is no tilt (and i need it for doing calligraphy), what if i lay it flat on a drafting table with no stand where i can tilt it? would the wires get in the way?

[@Kn1cknackz0]

Hey, I'm really liking your reviews and I'm going through all the ones on your website! I had some questions about the tablet, I know you touched base on some of these but I would really appreciate an updated and brutally honest opinion. First off, how's the lag like? It seems pretty quick and not too laggy, not any more lag than you'd get with a regular pen tablet and a program with *some* stability. Does it bother you at all or slow down your work flow? Lastly, I am also wondering, how is the parallax for you? So many people complain about parallax, but I honestly think people think it's a "cool" thing to complain about it, as if they know something. Major parallax can be an issue, but a little bit isn't the end of the world, especially if it still feels just as natural to draw on it and it doesn't hinder your experience in any way. *And if it is a problem,* is the XP-Pen Artist16 any better? Thank you very much for answering (if you can!), but if you don't get around to these questions, I understand as well. :) Your videos have been a great help in my quest to replace my Wacom! Haha

[@wpgngaming-videos888]

Most tablets have that initial "grind" to them, even my old intuos pro did that

[@ReaIiPlayBedwars]

I’m about to get one, can anyone let me know if there are any tips they I should know?! Thanks!

[@VerSaati]

Mine is coming tomorrow as well, can't wait

[@ferreto69]

Mine is coming on Saturday :’)

[@GratoNite]

Gt 191 vs Kamvas Pro 20? Help please :D buttons is not an issue.

[@ReaIiPlayBedwars]

Grato Nite I might be to late, but the differences are the 220 has a slightly better pen, and it is bigger. Other then that they are about the same

[@benjamina6915]

Thanks for the great reat review. This is definitely going on my wish list.

[@cameronarehart9527]

You should review fire alpaca

[@ArtistsProphet]

Parallax is my new favorite word!

[@madredidraghi5644]

Technical question if you please? I have never tried digital art and this Huion GT 191 is my first venture so a VERY big learning curve for an old woman (it's all about attitude, not age). For the life of my, I cannot understand how to program the keys on the pen and which functions are the most likely to be helpful for a beginner at the very first stages of learning. I can find nothing on You Tube and the Huion information manual is exceedingly limited. Any help Brad or community?

[@3polygons]

Wobbling in any pen that uses batteries ? I'm genuinely concerned by that, and not for this specific model, but in general...could you expand on that ?

[@jairobenavides8023]

3polygons just look at his drawing, the lines he makes for the hair don't look perfectly smooth even though his hand movement is smooth, those same lines on an iPad pro or a Wacom would look perfectly smooth.

[@3polygons]

Yep, I noticed somehow... I was fearing a confirmation for that.... then it is a no-way for me... I cannot allow that in my pro work....And refining later is huge time lost....

[@thebradcolbow]

I'm not sure why there is wobble on the battery pens. It has something to do with how the pen input is captured and it tends to happen more on angled lines.

[@3polygons]

I have a very strong suspicion that this will improve, and probably in a short period of time, seeing how fast these alternatives have evolved, as you do mention in the video, I had noticed that, too. For me, the case is simple. Is a hard world for a company dominating fully the market, right now. Of course, monopolies will keep reigning. But IMO, we are in the era of the finally "possible options". IMO, Wacom, unless some company comes with some revolutionary product and survives without being acquired, will keep being THE reference. But definitely not anymore the "only option", not even for pros (we are pretty more demanding). I am very seriously considering Yiynova, even if only for it being an excellent screen, even better in some aspects than some graphic design focused monitors. (I mean, I NEED a second monitor, so even if there's that wobbling too in the Yiynova - I have NO idea- ) I would be pretty happy with it just as a nice second monitor, only, whose color , once calibrated, at least wouldn't be too off compared with the Spectraview (or might even be more accurate, I'd never know until I get my calibrator over it...But have read from users that it excels on that. ) So... while we saw jitter in the first n-tig devices in MS tablet-laptops, and we still have it in MS Studio, I believe these Chinese and other alternatives are different stories: They are clearly worried about real evolution to professional needs. THIS is what is key. I mean, adding the function keys, strongly imrpving the drivers, improving parallax in several products, slowly ditching TFT - TN screens and put in place IPS panels or SPVA, MVA (which are inferior globally to IPSs, but better in some very specific aspects, and definitely much better than a TN. A TN is a "hello, I can't move around" situation, as some super initial screen-tablet products reviewers have been able to detect. Check those reviews complaining about the reduced angles. My bet is 9:1 that the model is a TN panel, same as when ghosting, response time is over 15ms. (to avoid confusion: TNs tend to be fast ! I just mentioned both too near. usually TNs where used in games for that, in the past. Today no one wants other than IPS, not even gamers. ) So, is a matter of keeping tuned to the alternatives, there's win-win for us in that. Even if I FINALLY purchase a newest Wacom Intuos Large instead. Investment wise, would be for me more cleverer a Yiynova... I get both a top monitor AND a replacement if my trusty Intuos 4 XL gets broken. If I am not comfortable 24/7 drawing over a screen, one can always just look at the othe rmonitor and use it as a regular wacom.... I believe that in this, the thing is really expanding and growing.... Even the non purchasing folks can get some popcorn as it promises to be interesting and entertaining, this companies fight. Same we are seeing/going to see with intel whole new range of products on the PC, starting in October and following the beginning of the year, and the Ryzens AMD has released (and the "threadripper" is yet to release by AMD... lol @ the name, I know... but the machine is going to be powerful... a bit to pricey for my range, tho. ). Sorry, I know you are more of a mobile/gadgets person.... I'm all about PCs and heavy and ugly stuff for work... :S ;)

[@fatihnri2484]

3polygons Agreed!

[@MikeDuganXYZ]

Did you notice the fish hook effect with this tablet as you did you the XP-PEN Artist22E Pro?

[@chariots8x230]

From looking at the features, I'm not convinced that this is a tablet worth getting, even if it's cheaper. The fact that it doesn't have hotkeys is a dealbreaker for me. Also, tilt sensitivity is important and it's not something I would give up. Plus, I'm a light sketcher, so I wouldn't feel comfortable to press hard for the strokes to appear. Last, the parallax effect looks like it will be annoying.

[@tmg7866]

Something nice about the stand: It auctually comes with the tablet.

[@rommelsabido146]

Brad, I saw on your website that you liked both this and the XP Pen Artist 22E, But if you had to choose one, which would you pick? And I am currently using a 13HD cintiq and want to switch to a bigger one. Are any of the 2 worth as an 'upgrade'? Or am I stuck with the Cintiq brand?

[@lenniehamilton98]

I have the option of a new GT-185, GT-191, GT-220 V2 or a used Cintiq 13HD(Not the Pro) for my daughter. The GT-185 is £370, the GT-191 is £400 and the GT-220 V2 is £430. The used Cinitiq is £460. She will only be using it for hobby drawing, which would you say is the better option for someone just starting out with Graphics Tablets? Thanks

[@tegendraads]

What happened with the scartchyness- its probably a bit of residue that was left from screen protector that you probably took off once you got it

[@sujurean]

Hey thanks for the review! I wanted to ask, did you remove the screen protector off of the device when drawing on it bc other reviewers didn't and it sounds like they didn't run into the problem you described.

[@thebradcolbow]

Yep, looks like I did. Someone mentioned that. I didn't realize it was a screen protector, I thought it was for shipping because mine was really really scratched up.

[@sujurean]

Brad Colbow man that sucks your screen protector got ruined. even when their packaging is usually immaculate. :/ luckily you didn't have any out of pocket costs to try it out otherwisethat would be a deal breaker for me :(p

[@VulpinetideCuteTimes0w0]

The fact that the pen doesn't have an eraser on the back, really bothers me. I don't know.. but I can't find a cintiq in this size with a pen that has an eraser on it. Also why does the pen use batteries? I though that was a thing of the past?

[@Pandadancypant]

You can get a screen film to deal with the plasticy sliding

[@torababdullah7952]

i am not sure if any cheaper on screen graphic tablet is worth the alternative of a cintiq... :(

[@anzatzi]

The Tug Boat soon will be making another run The Tove Boat promises something for everyone.... Great opening sketch!

[@hillustration]

How does the v2 version of this compare? I just got this one new for $314. It seemed like too good a deal to pass up, but I'm wondering if it was a mistake to not get the v2.

[@JupiKitten]

How does this model stack up against say the HUION KAMVAS GT-156HD V2 Pen Tablet? Is it just a screen size/weight thing or is there a noticeable difference in function too?

[@TrionityIr]

Smooth glass feel? Not getting this one.

[@vintagecameragirl]

I haven't been able to draw for ten years now because I have M.E, a friend suggested to get a drawing tablet as it would be much easier for me, and as my hands are getting better. So watching lots of reviews to decide what I should get. It will take some saving so I have some time before I'll be purchasing... Interested to know if your review has held up over time? If you have issues on a daily basis with it? ♥ ♥ ♥

[@GnaReffotsirk]

Hey Brad, how's the cursor tracking consistency, as you move the pen from the center to the edges of the screen, tilting it around towards different directions?

[@RikkuMaraschino]

Okay so I already have the kamvas gt-191 but because of recent personal issues everything except the monitor is pretty much gone, I have to but everything again and I want to know if I can downgrade the pen since the huion new pen is pretty pricey.

[@danwhocanarts4017]

That color bleed seems to occur on my Note 8 too :/ been searching articles about this problem. Thought it only occurs on phones, guess not.

[@alvievaoriginal]

Ca I rotate the page when I WILL BE ON DRAWING?

[@ravishankar4508]

Well its very useful review...btw I want to know whether it is compatible for 3d programs like Maya, Zbrush stuff like that.

[@mulafasafasa7215]

i have one question: what's better ipad2018+pencil or this huion? I can not decide on one side ipad is mobile, but smaller on the other hand, the huion is bigger and I have more possibilities because it is connected to the computer I am a tattoo artist so far I used sketchbooks, pencils and markers I would like to go for this cheaper and rather more durable method of digitally drawing Ps. I work mainly at home in the studio I do some small correction by wacom one, but it happens that I have a trip (although there are very few) I can not decide seriously what should I choose?

[@novagoth]

Got this during a flash sale on amazon delivered today for 322.99

[@P.M.P.181]

I just got the same deal. How do you like it?

[@JamieLFoster]

I just All this for my daughter and so far Autodesk sketchbook it doesn’t work very well can you suggest a program? What are you using in this review?

[@CookieoOoO]

Hello! I'm a beginner student and I want a tablet for home, for illustrations and zbrush, 3DMax, Maya... And animation too, I don't know what to buy, this huion, cintiq 13HD or cintiq pro 13? Any others recommendations? Thank you!

[@pedros1747]

Brad, which apps or software have trace correction/soother tool?I really need to know. I have a surface pro 3 thanks to your reviews.Please, help me.

[@richardharris3153]

Help - about to choose a tablet and need to know if this is a review of the gt-191 v2 or the original one and if the latter, any thoughts on the v2?

[@ashleymariano1943]

Dude, I have a macbook, but it's my sister's. So... do you need to sign in to a fresh new account, or do you have to stick with the mac account you have? CUZ I AINT USING MY SISTERS ACCOUNT FOR ANIMATING.

[@laurenwortman8695]

I draw very darkly on paper and am new to this whole world of art. No idea at all what I am looking for. Your videos are informing. Do you have any good videos to recommend? I know about the cables and technology end, nothing about art or art technology is all:

[@jacobdavid]

Great and concise review. You kept me interested until the very end. I see you fill color for large areas, using the pen. Is there no paint bucket "fill" feature? Please let me know.

[@thebradcolbow]

There is a paint bucket tool, but if I used it then I wouldn't have enough footage to use in the video ;)

[@jacobdavid]

Lol. I would keep my videos short and finish them faster. :)

[@AGO339]

great review, i love how much you went over the various possible problems and nit picking because some of that matters to me. sadly wont be going for this one after all question: im looking to spend no more then $400ish for a fairly large art tablet like this but one i can carry around to draw on the go (hopefully i can find an AOI one but if nothing else one i can plug into a small laptop) am i searching for something non existent, and if not, do you have any recommendations? maybe something close? i've only been doing digitl art for just under a year and a half, and so far ONLY on a 10 inch timbans art tablet. def got me going but its both limited me and recently i found out has seriously handicapped my ability to grow of course this is all just a hobby for me but want to improve, and before digital art i was use to painting and sketching on large canvases/art-paper)

[@yuiop271]

Have you looked at Huion kamvas pro 13 or Huion kamvas pro 16? I have kamvas pro 12 and love the quality but I find the screen a bit to small. So I think I will change to the same model just a bigger size :) . They are good tablets for a good price.

[@johnaguila4082]

Works with toonboom?

[@hadifelani]

Can the stand be rotated so the buttons are on the right side?

[@fellerya2760]

How close is this to the Huion GT-190 19 inch one?

[@DrinkToTheMighty]

Could one annotate pdfs through Adobe Acrobat DC or take notes by hand using, say, OneNote, with a tablet like this (with it connected to my computer, of course).

[@jairobenavides8023]

Yes you can

[@eazypanda7554]

Hi Brad, how does this tablet fare against the XP-Pen 22E which you reviewed, with this being significantly cheaper, and with a seemingly better pen? I was planning to get the 22E until i saw this tablet, now I am unsure as to which to choose.

[@thebradcolbow]

The two main differences is that the 22e has the express keys and is a little bigger. They are both good.

[@Naimad319]

Will you be reviewing the new version of this model?

[@TalMinks]

THank you for the review. What driver did you use for this tablet?

[@ReaIiPlayBedwars]

Tal Minks probably late but if you go on the Hulen website then you’ll find one

[@shibbylou-hu]

I just got one! I plugged it into my mac book air but it just says 'no signal' any advice?

[@TheToxicatom]

The question I have is "Does the software displayed in the video come with the device?" It is really unclear to me if you MUST buy additional software in order to use this device.

[@thebradcolbow]

No software comes with the device. It runs whatever art software you have on your computer.

[@uwuSoap]

I always wondered if it's possible to just have the screen appear on the tablet only and not the pc monitor? Because I want to use my pc for something else while I draw.

[@jairobenavides8023]

ShinyNekos it is like having a second display, you can choose to mirror your main display or extend your desktop so you can have one program in one display and other in your pen display, like photoshop in your pen display and photo reference or a movie on the main display.

[@Agnosgnosia]

Hey Brad, something that you might find useful is a logitech G13 gamepad. It's meant for games, but it works wonders for doing 'eyes free' shortcuts. I actually prefer using that over the keypads on my xp pen 10 since I don't have to look at it, and it has way more keys than those tablets will ever have.

[@thebradcolbow]

Good to know. I did something similar with a Nintendo switch remote earlier this year. It's a cheaper alternative to Wacom's remote.

[@monsoosh9450]

Do you always have to connect it to a laptop to be able to use it?

[@jeanpierreponce3564]

Hello what happen if your huion gt 191 device disconnected how to fix it

[@jurrich]

How does it compare to the 185HD though?

[@RazvanBestea]

Hello. Does it support touch for zoom or rotate? Thanks.

[@roadsign289]

damn 500 dollars ? need to save some money quick

[@rulingtelamon8759]

It fell down to 399 on amazon

[@P.M.P.181]

322 with a lightening deal on Amazon

[@leonardo-kg3rh]

in europe i bought it with 260 euros (refunded)

[@robloxgirlplayer6676]

U can find one that is way cheaper on amazon 299

[@alexandrab6515]

Does this tablet needs any programs which I have to download?

[@SakuOhno]

I think Huion gives you a screen protector that is already on the tablet.

[@thebradcolbow]

Hmm, mine came with some film on it, but it was ll scratched up. I assumed it was to protect the screen during shipping.

[@anab0lic]

yeah, i bet he took it off before using it, the other reviewer on YT did the same lol...

[@anab0lic]

The amazon listing says it comes with a anti-glare screen protector, the matte finish of it should also give you that paper like texture when using the pen on it.

[@Secuutus2130]

Would you recommend the KAMVAS GT-221 Pro or the KAMVAS GT-191? Thanks.

[@thebradcolbow]

They are both good. Depends on what's the best fit for you, do you want the larger screen? Do you need express keys? How much do you want to spend.

[@allyjoestar1729]

Can i use The 191 wuth only monitor ? (Only The tablet, not Second monitor)

[@zekalm9917]

My mom is buying me this for passing all my tests! *(I use the intuos express keys so anyone know how I can add express keys?)* I waned a Huion Kamvas GT-221 but since I’ve never used a tablet and only an intuos, my mom said that I had to get used to these and see if I like using Huion.

[@mariam-bk4xt]

Lokoria lucky! Im saving up for christmas. My family is helping. :3

[@yeeeexo7257]

Wow did you got it? How is it?

[@VICTORHG2350]

I have a few questions.... Do this tablet had to be plugged into the computer and why ???? Or I can still use it without plugged to the computer??? Or please let me know what's the best portable drawing tablet

[@Te2oISR]

You have to plug it to a computer because it's just a monitor not a full computer so you can't use it without a computer. Also maybe you should check more modern tablets cause they probably better and cheaper. (Sorry if I'm late)

[@dileejdilu]

is there any wacome intuos art series 2017 edition coming out ? if it is do let me know ! plz !!

[@CatastropheX0]

Please talk about multiscreen performance.

[@pppenguig2627]

Furious Wasabi As a person with this tablet, as it’s a screen tablet, it works well

[@balinthorvath631]

Great!I have a question. What's chose huion get 156 or camvas 191 for comic book making...i love express keys from 156 but 191 it's bigger.

[@blootube97]

Balint Horvath so did you decide on something?

[@JoshMarshain]

great job brad

[@Alex-rd8tk]

do u need a pc or a mac for it to work Edit: i actually meant to ask will it work with a chrome

[@Tradigital]

yes, it is not a stand alone tablet. It is a monitor for a computer

[@carolliu475]

How many millimeters is the parallax?

[@martureomartus]

hi Which one would you recommend when making manga and animations? Huion Kamvas GT-191 OR UGEE 1910b

[@thebradcolbow]

Huion all the way.

[@Agent4054]

I see so many reviewers complaining about bottom cable placement (not specific to this tablet) saying that if you move the tablet, you run the risk of the stand wobbling on top of the cables. And I sit here wondering why none of the reviewers have thought to run the cables THROUGH the hole in the stand so they are resting on the stand instead of around or under it. I can't be the only one who has thought of that :/

[@thebradcolbow]

+Jordan Cain kinda hard to describe, but the cords have to bend at an awkward angle right as they come out of where they are plugged in. So the cords aren't getting stuck under the foot at lower angles they just don't have enough room to bend and so the bottom of the tablet rests on the cords not the desk.

[@Agent4054]

I think I know what you mean. I figured it had to be something that I wasn't understanding having not experienced the tablet setup first hand. So then does the bottom of the tablet get warm enough to be a concern if it is touching the cables?

[@bonjouremily]

can you review the parblo coast22? i've seen other artists say good things about it but i would also love to hear your thoughts on it. thanks!

[@siborgjed8737]

What pen do you recommend for the tablet

[@biikcus]

Hi Brad, in your own opinion which one do u like best.. This huion 191 or xp pen 22e? Thankyou ü

[@thebradcolbow]

They are both good. what it comes down to for me is if you need the shortcut keys or not. I want the shortcut keys so I like the XP-Pen better.

[@KibbleCoves]

My huion says it’s disconnected and will not not connect at all I deleted, restarted and used many different drivers on my computer but still disconnected

[@shunuuu]

im an extreme perfectionist and I tend to notice little stuff like that and it tends to extremely bother me.... so I'll just keep looking

[@isabelazulyt]

Do these kind of tablets work with programs like artrage? Or is just for photoshop? Thanks

[@thebradcolbow]

I haven't tested Artrage but it should work with any art program out there.

[@sammyjaohnson5631]

Huion pins looked pretty uncomfortable to use back then

[@MegaFederation]

How bad is the parallax in terms of mm? My gt190 was notoriously bad with that, alongside an inferior low res tn panel. This one seems to fix most my problems, but I need to know how bad the parallax is.

[@thebradcolbow]

It's hard to say exactly but my guess is that it would be similar. The amount of parallax I've seen in this device is similar to what I've seen in every Cintiq type tablet up to this point.

[@MegaFederation]

A ruler perpendicular to the screen might help in finding out.