Huion Kamvas Pro 19 Review

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The Huion Kamvas Pro 19 is a great size for a drawing tablet. This is also the best pen Huion has ever shipped. All and all a fantastic drawing tablet.
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[@luxar92]

The problem you mention in 5:40 is actually a problem in how WIndows handles touch inputs not so much on Huion's side. By default it sets your touch inputs to the primary monitor. Sometimes when you plug multiple monitor, Windows (or your GPU driver) changes which one is going to be the primary monitor, this resets the touch input configuration to that one. To fix it you need to go to the Full Control Panel, there should be a tab for Tablet PC Settings, in the next window there should be a button at the top to set which monitor you decide to use for touch inputs, just follow the instructions on the display and you are good to go. Sadly there is no way to just always keep the setting for a fix monitor. If you connect and disconnect monitors often, Windows display management sometimes resets the order of your monitors and you have to go through the process again. I made that settings a direct access on my desktop because of it, i tend to unplug my tablet from my PC often since i dont use it much outside of drawing, so dont want to just waste power on a monitor that stays idle. But sometimes when plugging the tablet back on my PC, it swaps inputs again and its annoying :(

[@patricklasborgkristensen4701]

Thanks for the tip! But, it still sounds annoying...

[@emar779]

Hey Brad, the fix for Huion's touch-on-different-display is on Huion's own website's FAQ for the new 19 and 27 inchers.

[@thebradcolbow]

nice! good catch I'll have to check that out

[@Artofcarissa]

Did they officially fix it? In Brad’s latest video he said Huion came out and said touch doesn’t work for the Mac with their tablets

[@emar779]

@@Artofcarissa Macs don't work well with touch tablets in general - regardless of Wacom or Huion.

[@Artofcarissa]

@@emar779apparently the Wacom Mov-Ink works better with Mac touch

[@workbynaja]

Waiting for mine to be delivered today. I'm so excited! XD

[@thatGreninjaGuy]

What's the price?

[@Shadowthevampire]

Please let us know what you tought of it afterwords! Im also considering buying

[@Shadowthevampire]

​@@thatGreninjaGuyi think isnt it like 1000$ or something

[@thatGreninjaGuy]

@@Shadowthevampire oh thanks for that.. I would love to know your opinion on getting an iPad to draw vs drawing tablets.

[@jasonfederhenn6225]

FACK YOUUU!!! sry i pre-ordered it 3 weeks ago and im still waiting for this damn thing. im a little jealous

[@escapeentropy]

I've been waiting for this review like hot bread (no pun intended :) ), I'm glad you posted it so quickly. Honestly, it is perhaps the best portable option in the world at the present time. I also ordered it and it is on its way. I can't wait to test it. I was worried about the wobble, but now I calmed down with the idea that they finally solved the problem at the wacom level.

[@crimsondrake6453]

Did you get it ?

[@escapeentropy]

@@crimsondrake6453 yes

[@escapeentropy]

@@crimsondrake6453 I did put a video on my chanell with it!

[@brendentrethewey8154]

This is the one! I was waiting for your review before buying to make sure there wasn't any issues. Thanks Brad!

[@nin29Q]

Been waiting for a Huion pen display with touch to replace my Kamvas 13. I'm getting one of these! Thanks for the review!

[@inorijade2427]

I bought this a week ago and I can not wait for it to be delivered!!

[@ldm]

Great review! This feels like the perfect balance of size and features.

[@Shadowthevampire]

YES FINNALY I WAS HOPING YOU OR LIKE ANYONE WOULD REVIEW THIS! IN NEAR FUTURE❤🎉

[@flint3Dx]

I'm in the group that likes a monitor arm! 21-22" has always been my sweetspot for that setup, but they already have a Pro monitor in that size and it makes sense they don't want to compete with themselves Here's to hoping an updated 22" is coming up next

[@no_1_knoz]

I’m new to digital art and have had a Huion Kanvas 13 for years now, even though I’ve just been able to dive into it, but if and when I decide to upgrade this is the route I’ll most likely take! Thanx!

[@shaein49]

I have the Kamvas 13 and I have been considering an upgrade for my 3d art. This is super helpful!

[@KamranJawaid]

Was visiting Huion's site and saw this. Was waiting for your review before putting my money down! Thanks!

[@cartoonfive]

Finally, the right combination of size and resolution. Also the inclusion of Vesa mount holes is a biigg plus. Thanks for the review!

[@jesulani9548]

I've been looking forward to this review ever since I accidentally found it on their site during some hopeless window shopping lol but I really think this is THE one for me

[@charliemartian8720]

Fantastic review!!! Thanks

[@thesevenpens]

Great review as always. Have been eagerly awaiting it :-) And I am glad that wobble problem went away! I'm really liking this tablet. Along with the XP-Pen Artist Pro GEN2 models, we are seeing non Wacom tablets from Huion and XP-Pen truly challenge Wacom's pro line.

[@thebradcolbow]

I'm so relieved that pen wobble went away too. I tries SO hard to make it come back but couldn't figure out how but I'm glad it's working so well now. Crazy how good they got it here.

[@bellanacht]

I'm saving up as we speak for one of these. I have a cintiq 16 but it's going wonky, the cords don't like to stay connected and the screen is smooth vs etched. This thing looks incredible and like everything i've been wanting in a tablet.

[@Artofcarissa]

I’m tempted to get either this tablet or the Kamvas 22 plus. I’m intrigued that this comes with a vesa mount cause normally they only include those on tablets 22 inch and above

[@FPChris]

Mine finally shipped today. Perfect timing on this video. I should have it Friday... Can you trigger an on-screen keyboard with the touch on/off? I am hoping to use this without a keyboard and use a Stream Deck XL with a Spacemouse.

[@loliclac327]

I'm saving up for the 22 inch one that you reviewed some times ago, but I guess 19 inch could be the perfect size. $1k for 19 inch and this level of good is a reasonable pricing in my opinion.

[@Katchdraws]

I'm seriously considering getting this one buuuut hopefully there's a fix for the dual monitor thing cuz that would drive me bananas

[@LaughingDecapitation]

You can fix the touch using the tablet PC settings in windows but also you have to re calibrated it every time you turn off the pc

[@tbray]

This is *really* tempting. Not in my budget right now, but soemthing to strive for - the reason I go to my ipad first and not my current XP Pen drawing monitor is simply because the ipad has touch controls, and the only other option till recently was Wacom, and here in Canada, the 16 Pro starts at $2200, so....Hello Huion!

[@raydden1210]

Brad i think one thing i would love is if you showcase the size and size comparison. Often times i cant tell how big are the devices really

[@Yngvr]

I wish they'd put brighter screens in these. I'd probably buy it if it had 400 nits, but I feel like I'd be disappointed with its current 220.

[@3polygons]

This is absolutely lovely, that these sizes are being produced. I still have my preference on 22 -24" tablets (mostly the latter), but IMO, this is so much better than 16 or 17. I know, portability. But I tend to prefer to have to move things around even if heavy, and adjust/organize space and stuff if needed, but being able to draw and paint so comfortably is so much worth it for me. I have a 22 Huion (my main work horses are a Wacom XL and L pen tablets (love them! so much control), tho, as I don't really need a pen display) and still would prefer a 24", but it's very close to my ideal pen display size. Like... in my younger years, I was kind of OK carrying around on the street a 1.5 meters wide canvas, the heavy easel, the bag full of oils and stuff... So, a 22 inches digital tablet in a backpack with a laptop is nothing... Although, imo, 19" - 24" (or bigger) is a tablet size to move around your home, as much (or occasional moving houses), usually stationary on a desktop, but that you can easily move around if guests come home, or feel in the mood of changing for a while your work spot/studio, etc. This 19 looks fantastic in so many departments. Made me interested in the 27" (didn't know Huion has now one of that size, will watch the review here, now). My worst worry tends to be line wobble/jitter with most non-wacom pens (and line accuracy, lag...), as I have made many deep and intensive tests with my Huion and Wacom products... But this one seems to be doing much better than usual. Glad that the line wobble issue of the 27" apparently was user (tester) based, a non issue (really appreciated the honesty and professionalism, that it was said here). One detail, though, I'd say some of us illustrators (some don't even realize, I know) do need Adobe RGB color space (or other wider gamut profiles, but this is the most used in pro illustration), specially as it ends up in richer prints (even if doing ourselves the conversion to CMYK, and even more the case if the print company is going to handle the conversion, done quite well these days, btw) and larger range, richer color in general. A 96% at least (of course, ideally 98 - 100%) of Adobe RGB is quite important when doing pro work in several fields, imo. It's not only due to print! Many consumer devices are using now very high quality OLED, QLED and etc screens, and they can see a ton more color tones than they could some years ago when sRGB was the only real option (heck, iPhone 1 one was sRGB only. But it's been a while since then...). That said, at least (of course, technical reviews heavily inclined to test color stuff might have the last word) in the Huion's site, this tablet's specs sheet says "Adobe RGB/98%" , so... *YAY!* . If it's 1k $, I'd say it is *very well priced* (edit: in my local country's Huion store site it says 1.2k euros, which is quite more than 1k USD. Still, for the specs, fine. I'll wait for a newer 24" at this price, tho) , if it provides that. As far as I can recall, the Cintiq "non-pro" costs this and it's sRGB only!, and way lower resolution. BUT...of course, there's still the superior wacom pen (IMO and from certain deep tests from certain channel in YT), but in practice, these two products might make a lot of sense. My Eizo screen costs more than that to provide (largely) that color space (well, and many pro details related to uniformity, etc, etc), so, quite an argument to convince a professional user. So, really a well rounded product, in my opinion. But again, made me specially interested in the 27, now that we know that the wobble thing of the 27 was not an issue. Or.. scratch that, looking at the 27's price ( -3k eu- Edit: Nope, my bad... is 2.2k euros. Much better price than Wacom's 3.8k , lol), -not much of a gain compared to getting just the real thing, a Cintiq Pro bigger than 17"- . Maybe I'll wait for the moment Huion (or XP-Pen) releases a 24 inches (my fav tablet size) with the new advances, as of this new gen of the Pro range it seems there's only the 19 and the 27.

[@introyvert]

So close to perfect for me. Price is a little high, hoping for something like a Kamvas 19 Plus where everything is the same as this one but 1080p or 1440p.

[@UnIockables]

I was looking at getting the Kamvas Pro 16 2.5k just before they announced this, so thought I'd hold off and save up some more for this one instead. 4k is a nice upgrade but the new pentech is what sold me on it, glad to see it's living up to its claims. Thanks for the review brad :)

[@Redgyart]

I’ve been using Huion for 6 years now and I have no regrets! If ever I need to upgrade or get another drawing tablet, Huion or XP pen would be my first choice instead of a Wacom

[@CaptainCactuar]

Just wanted to add my experience with this tablet to the frey. I'm a concept artist working in the game industry and use a tablet 50+ hours a week, I was hoping that this would finally be the tablet to challenge Wacom's pro line, and it does except in one specific area for me personally. Everything was amazing about this, drawing experience is almost equivalent. IAF is slightly lower than Wacom, and Hover distance, but I ended up returning because the diffusion that the Anti Glare glass creates is to strong, thus severely blurring the image especially when looking at it from different angles. The strong AG does solve the issue of sparkle and chromatic aberration on light background images, but the softness is just a bit to much for my preference. All current generation tablets have this effect to some extent, but it was pretty noticeable on this one.

[@CaptainCactuar]

Hello @@ben32829 I think this will be a preference thing. Some people don't notice the blur at all, the tablet itself is the best Huion has released, and is their best offering by far. But for me the screen diffusion is just a bit to much, I prefer the sharpest clarity, with as little sparkle or chromatic aberration as possible. For pure screen performance iPad is by far the best visual experience as they don't bother with an AG etched glass, but then you have the trade off of a smaller screen and some people don't like the feel of the pencil on the screen because of the smoothness, but you can purchase aftermarket nibs for the pencil now that take care of this. As for the best tablet that connects to a PC, I think for me it would be the Wacom Pro 22. It still does have a tiny bit of sparkle and diffusion resulting in a tiny bit of blur, but it is by far the best professional tablet currently. Xencelabs 24 pro is also very good, and slightly better blur than the Huion. Also I did speak with a certain manufacturer recently and they said they have a new product coming at the end of march that will be a first for the industry with an OLED panel. I'm going to wait before buying the Wacom, just to see how this one looks, it will be a 16" and around $1800.

[@lesnacke]

@@CaptainCactuar hi there

[@lesnacke]

@@CaptainCactuar do you have photos of the blurriness? all tablet with matte surface have some blur but since you said this is very severe it would be great benefit

[@CaptainCactuar]

Hello!@@lesnacke I unfortunately completely forgot to take photos before I packed it up and sent it back. As you pointed out and I mentioned in my previous comment, all AG etched glass will have blur diffusion to some extent. I think this tablet was more than that the latest pro line from Wacom, slightly more than the Wacom pro 16 from a few years ago, and maybe about the same as Xencelabs 24. Although the AG etched glass on this tablet has excellent sparkle reduction. Really again this will be a preference thing. Some people notice it, others don't mind, same with sparkle (chromatic abberation). I will say that the huion pro 19 is the best $1000 drawing tablet available (iPad is not counted here)

[@lesnacke]

@@CaptainCactuar No worries! thanks for your comparison. I'm assuming this falls under a change of mind and not a defect so they slogged you a decent restocking fee?

[@awkwardpenguin855]

Curious to know if touch works if you use an android tablet. That would be a perfect use case for me, being able to use all my drawing apps on the go and then plugging in to get a much larger drawing surface at home.

[@XARIER39]

If you want to draw using a consistent line, can you just turn off the pressure sensitivity as needed?

[@ismailmadjid816]

Thank you for the review, oh may I know what PC specs are like to be comfortable using that pen display :)

[@jbasasa]

I was wondering if QHD resolution good for illustration in your opinion because I saw huion made a kamvas 16 pro with that resolution. I think this a good alternative for some but not me.

[@Wanooknox]

This looks amazing. Huion has really upped their game this year. I only wish they had one in a 15-16" size that could slip into a laptop bag for travel. The existing 16s are too wide for most bags, but moving the shortcuts to the external remote would probably narrow it enough to go in a bag. Also, why are the cables not right angle connectors 😆. If this is a desk display that needs wall power, they really should include adapters that don't stick out from the side like that. My dream Huion display would be very similar to this, 15.6", 1440p, multitouch, fully usb-c powered.

[@mort_belium6942]

I'm so used to using a pen tablet (been using the h950 for over 4 years now)... I'm not sure if i should go for a pen display.. will it be an improvement ?

[@Dragon21Studios]

Im gonna wait for a year and a good sale before I invest in this. Great review Brad, really spot on!

[@FPChris]

Question. I got mine and love it. However there’s a tiny crosshair that stays visible when drawing with Concepts. Is there a way to tell the driver to turn it off?

[@Artistic_Coaster]

Could you review the XP Pen Deco Mini 4 it’s a smaller device but I would like your opinion on the spec and stuff

[@Cyshowreel]

Comparing Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) & Huion Kamvas Pro 19 which is the better option? Another note is bigger screen drawing tablet better? Sorry for asking this cause i'm using wacom intuos currently and is my first time considering getting a screen display drawing tablet. :)

[@Arch732]

How do you adjust with the dim display? I still can't get used to seeing how dim these tablets scree are are

[@otherminds13]

Thanks for the review, Brad. Question - I currently have the 24 pro (4k). I find that the extra screen size is nice but not a requirement. Would the technology of the 19 justify sizing down from the 24?

[@AvaRosss]

Objectively speaking - yes, the Kamvas Pro 19 is better. However, it all comes down to your individual needs - are some of your finer lines not registered (IAF), are you bothered by wobble, cursor offset, or the screen's grainy sparkle, are touch capabilities important to you, etc. For me these are a big deal, but I know a lot of people are perfectly happy with their Pro 24.

[@otherminds13]

@@AvaRosss Good stuff. Thanks for helping me frame the decision!

[@unounobi]

thank you so much for the review! hv been waiting for this model but appreciate if you can show the smoothness when using touch part..it might not be that smooth compared using ipad/android tablet but just curious

[@jarleandriessen4526]

I'm actually curious how it peforms when plugged into a android device like from samsung

[@TheGuraGuraMan]

Both this and the new Espresso caught my eye with the mix of big but with a lot àf portability and being compatible with both finger touch and pencil. Was initially a bit more interested in the espresso because of how super thin it is, but as your review displayed, the pen isn’t anywhere near good enough… guess this one is indeed the best pick at the moment for those things I was looking all at once.

[@pixelpusher1393]

The Espresso was a real let down, but with Brad´s fast pace of reviewing new products I´m hoping he will get to testing one of the Alogic displays soon. Those could be interesting.

[@derpyazerty]

Hi Brad, have you tried it with MacOS? May I know if there are scaling issues if you have? Thanks!

[@davidwilliams8451]

I owned a first gen Huion 4k 16 inch pen display. The display was great but the USB-C socket where you plug the USB-C chord in became loose over time until the display would stop working with the slightest bump. It became impossible to work with. Has the USB-C socket point improved? Are the chord connections more secured?

[@leonsaladinkenaz7592]

Hey Brad, compare in term of pressure sensitivity quality, do you think Kamvas 22 plus still worth to buy than kamvas pro 19?

[@user-jp5ov4fm4h]

if you compare xencelabs 24 & Huion Kamvas Pro 19or27 which is the better option?

[@--lynx]

hi Brad, do you think it's better to get this than the kamvas pro 24 4k? Thank you!

[@MidoriMae]

I find it wild that people don't just move the ui off the drawing screen onto your laptop screen or pc primary monitor. Assuming that the drawing tablet is not your only screen of course. See if the layer ui bar is not on the touch screen, you can't accidentally touch it haha! The windows task bar too! Get rid of that on your drawing screen!

[@hiddentidesgaming]

Honestly I just want a non-touch screen and buttons on the tablet option. I don't like the second device idea. If you have any suggestions for up to date option like this it'd be super handy.

[@45acporbust73]

What does the Wacom Cintiq Pro 16/24 have over this or the kamvas pro 24 for the extra couple hundred bucks? Leaning towards the Wacom because it’s the industry standard but not locked into anyone brand.

[@sleepy3573]

Hey❤ What's better: huion pro 19 or huion pro 24 (4k)?

[@bryanupfield6934]

Does anyone know how sharp and solid the drawing line is?

[@anam00090]

Do the new pens work with older models like Kamvas 22 Plus, for example? Has anyone tested this? If yes, is the experience with the pen wobble better?

[@ralstonbailey7815]

So this as to be my next target

[@EmmaVidal-hu1uv]

Hi Brad, Thank you for this detailed video. I am a professional illustrator looking for a new large tablet for my setup. I am hesitating between the Huion Kamvas Pro 19 and the Kamvas 24 (4K). Sizewise, I am more interested in the 24-inch size, but I wonder if the new features added to the new 2024 models should make me decide to go with the new Pro 19 instead or Pro27. Additionally, I work on a Mac, so I don't care about the touch screen. What would you advise?

[@eddyalvaross2195]

Does the pen trigger pressure with its own weight?

[@sabertoothanimations2912]

Still using my Huion 16 Pro lol Love watching these reviews though, also looking for a stand alone art tablet thats not apple and that won't coast me an arm and a leg

[@danieljuno810]

5:30 same issue I have with the xp-pen 16 tp. I it’s a really disappointing problem with the drivers on XP pen and Huion touch tablets. I guess they figure people just use one monitor at a time when drawing digitally and reference or other programs are on a separate device😢

[@matslarsson5988]

I'd probably jumped on this if the display had been 120hz but at the same time I really didn't expect it to be. Getting this in Sweden seems waay more expensive btw so.. I guess I'll stick to my old S7+ for a while.

[@berdik97]

will new pen work on kamvas pro 24 4k ?

[@ReniPi]

Hi Brad, can you tell me if it is advisable to install a screen protector film for this model but also for the 24 pro 4k version? And if so, where to find them of this size? Thank you

[@christine_yoo]

I recently got a Kamvas Pro 13 2.5K and there was A LOT of grainy-ness, fuzziness, and that "greasy" look (some people call it "anti-glare sparkle"). I find it difficult to work on. I watched your review on the same model and you mentioned the grainy screen. Does this model have a significant improvement on it? It whites look whiter in this video than in the 13 Pro.

[@neartolosa2386]

Im going to buy huion and Im having trouble on what should I buy. huion kamvas pro 16 (4k) or huion kamvas pro 19? thank you so much to for those people who will response

[@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh]

Hey Brad can you do a revisit review of the snapdragon chip and if anything gotten better with the 64 bit emulation? Is affinity designer able to run on snapdragon? I can't afford any of these 1000 plus tablets just something to run better than pentium and bigger than ipads.

[@raphalobosco8835]

Hey Brad, thanks for the review, I'm looking into upgrade my display, I have a XP-Pen Artist 16 Gen 2, which is really good, but the pen nibs wear off very quickly, I'm talking of 2 weeks tops, they even have a dent on it. I was wondering about this issue on the Huion 19. any thoughts or tips?

[@joshuaa3075]

is it 4 times better than a kamvas 13 pro?

[@FourBlackRabbits]

Was about to hop on amazon to replace my Kamvas 12 til you mentioned the price lmbo

[@mauree1618]

almost perfect would love to see 120hz.

[@John-mz8rj]

Is it standalone?

[@HBFortunato]

Hey Brad! Could you try it with android?, I am curious if all of the features of that drawing tablet will work with android.

[@syphacis]

Hi i have a question i am interested in buying the pro 19 but i wanted to know if it is compatible with window 11 because i had an xp pen that after i upgrade from window 10 to 11 had some problems with the 11 sistems

[@bassage13]

Mine works with one USB-C cable plugged into the graphics card. No extra power needed. I guess it depends on your card. I have the NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000.

[@trowawayacc]

At 1k i will take the S9 ultra any day. I wonder how different are those 2.

[@Shadowthevampire]

But if you compare this to wacom cintic pro 16 then? And also xp pens current competetor display? I need this pinned against other things to see if this is the one to get. The cintic 17 coost like 2500-3000 so no i cant afford that a comparison between wacom pro16 woul be better.

[@illustrationmaking]

What’s parallax these days? I cut my tablet teeth on kamvas 5 years ago, then was able to upgrade to Wacom. I noticed the difference completely. Wondering about this though as a portable system for my other job using live graphics.

[@amt6307]

they have almost no parallax these days

[@illustrationmaking]

@@amt6307 cheers!

[@Shadowthevampire]

I heard both huion nad xp pen usually never have paralax therse days

[@anasevi9456]

7:50 drivers can definitely fix bad wave issues. Ask anyone using a Wacom Cintiq 13HD on windows from 2013 to mid 2016.... years of being near useless without Lazy Nazumi in photoshop, and then pop; they fixed it with one release and it never came back.

[@MASJYT]

At $1099 is too expensive for my bones. If they could come up with a 19-22 inch model in 2K only I'd be down for it.

[@piusdoe8984]

Excellent. Huion may be tossing it with their new tablets but great with cintiqs

[@tahaesat5404]

For those who got the Kamvas 19 pro and the touch features register on a different monitor: (For Win11) Control panel > Hardware and Sound > Tablet PC Settings > Choose your display (Kamvas 19 pro) from the window dropdown menu > Click setup > Calibrate after setup if needed

[@leongachuiri3626]

Brad I would felt bad if i didn't get to see the drawing glove dance. Its your thing.

[@PhilChandlerArts]

I'm a Mac user, ...if I can't get the touch features that the Windows users get, then I can't justify paying over $1000 if I'm not getting all the same "bells & Whistles". Until they can update their software, I would go with something else.

[@sadev101]

the movement of the nib is like 1/2 amm to max 1 mill.. at 16.000 pressure sensiticity you get 1/16.0000th of half a mm... that is not noticable

[@kelvinchuks8885]

No one talks about Gaomon products, I have a PD 22 and it's really nice plus the price is a streal

[@Shadowthevampire]

I tried going into their website the ither day and it looked really sketchy. Ive also eanted reviews on them.

[@htsunmiku]

How much have they improved? When i think of them, the image in my head is still bulky, obviously low end tablet.

[@bretttheillustrator]

how does this compare to the Huion 24 4k?

[@MF-rp9ox]

I have both in my shopping cart right now. I'm deciding whether the 4.0 pen is more important than the 24 Pro screen size. Also.. the Huion is on sale

[@bretttheillustrator]

@MF-rp9ox yeah they have that deal for the 24 4k right now. I don't know the differences with the pens. I wish he could of compared them

[@Forcemaster2000]

Looks from the footage like you were having some issues with the touch-enabled part of the tablet. I personally don't like tablets that are touch-enabled for just that reason.

[@davidgeorgemahl4313]

I'm here only for the glove dance!

[@mightysavgemwinkeu]

Ayo Brad quick question what do you do with all them damn tablets and if you just keep them could you give me one 😅

[@zayn7534]

finally 🎉

[@rivkahlafille1031]

I have been WAITING for a size like this to take with me on the road because frankly, my laptop has the same size display as a 16" drawing tablet, and it's really just not big enough. But my 24" display is a beast to lug around, or even to use sitting on the couch. Thanks for this review! This may just hit the sweet spot! Now if only they'd make it into a pen computer! I guess I just want it all. >_

[@mikewade99]

I have a Wacom 22 HD pen in touch. I also have a 2018 iPad Pro 12.9. I love this product. I have been waiting on the review for this too. I am very disappointed that the touch does not work with the iMac 🖥️. That’s the dealbreaker for me. I have been waiting to see if Apple is going to come out with a larger iPad. There was a Rumors of a 14 inch or a 16 inch. I would definitely purchase one of those because the pinch and zoom on the iPads are unparalleled. I have said if Apple does not make a larger iPad, and I could find a drawing tablet with a pinch and zoom close to the Apple pinch and zoom that would be the selling point.

[@JoeCarterDesigns]

Sure small is good. but have you heard of the best Apple product? Proud owner of an iPad Mini 6 (actually really wish I still had the 11" and would love to try the 12.9")

[@jonhanlan]

Great review. Still no Mac touch support. 🙀😓

[@exzartwork]

its probably on mac side non huion. thats maybe why i prefer pc

[@skm6777]

@@exzartwork Though Wacoms seems capable of having touch on a Mac.

[@exzartwork]

@@skm6777 yeah but the price brooo

[@MasterDayTrader]

100% right about that pressure pen. Anything over 4,000 it's Overkill

[@airun5362]

Their 16k is sonething like 4k on wacom. Anyway they are different. Some old 2k tablets from wacom still fine, but huion or xp-pen they are not that great irl like their specs. But some are better, for example screen "clarity", on wacom its worse.

[@thegochie]

I'm just waiting for a 4k 120hz 18-22" non-touch drawing tablet. Then it's GG.

[@ChromiumCastle]

I want that but with touch lol

[@Shadowthevampire]

Brad you didnt even show us the touch feature and also PLEASE USE A RULER when doing the wiggle test or we will mistake your shaky hand for wiggles òwó. Id love a more extensive review of this tablet please ❤ nowdays I feel you do thrm to short and hasty.

[@thebradcolbow]

Will do!

[@Shadowthevampire]

@@thebradcolbow great! And have a good day :)

[@wildgrem]

Both my pens have already broken. I got this thing like 3 months ago, they started shitting the bed at the begining of April. The pen stays depressed even though it's not touching the monitor. Super annoying and Huion's customer service has been awful.

[@milanpaudel9624]

I was interested until he said its touch display.