Huion Kamvas Pro 24 vs XP Pen Artist 24 Pro

These two pen displays use 23.8-inch IPS panels that support 1440P resolution and 100% sRGB. They are both huge and drawing performance is fantastic. Find out which one is better or provide more value for money in this comparison.
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[@teohyc]

*Update Aug 2020 after using both Huion and XP-Pen* Drawing experience with both Huion and XP-Pen are pretty similar so you can't go wrong with either. For comparison purposes, main selling point for Huion is the matte glass surface which can't be scratched. For XP-Pen, it's the significantly higher brightness of 298 vs 158 nits (from what I measured). XP Pen uses matte screen protector which will scratch eventually. Personally I'm not that fussy so I don't mind matte screen protector. I value the higher brightness more. XP-Pen's USB-C is useful if you have USB-C devices. For other minor differences, visit my text review www.parkablogs.com/node/14250

[@zpurplex]

The link doesn't work?

[@teohyc]

@@zpurplex Sorry, it's up now. But I may update it. www.parkablogs.com/node/14250

[@zpurplex]

@@teohyc it works now, thanks!

[@amardeepgupta1999]

Then we should buy xp right? brightness is more important for Artist.

[@teohyc]

@@amardeepgupta1999 In this case the XP-Pen is better

[@Unfazed1888]

I like the review, Teoh, I just wish you had the physical Kamvas 24 actually with you. :( Please consider getting it one day so we all can see if the product lives up to expectations on your end and have a more solid VS. battle.

[@plasticpanda9683]

in case anyone wanted to know about the scratches. I have the xp pen 15.6 pro and the screen protector does in fact get scratches when used. I've had mine for about 6 months now and maybe after less than a month of use (regular use) there are already thin scraches showing up. the worst thing about these scraches is that when the screen does get scratched, i can see thin lines of rainbow distortion effects where the scratches are. no they dont go away, you'll probably have to chage out the screen protector to get rid of them. however that's about it, just thin scratches here and there but no other damges have occured.

[@Kipzi]

Yeah mine got so bad I just took it off and replaced it w laminated glass

[@atoaster2070]

How do you remove it?

[@Kipzi]

@@atoaster2070 you drag it off from the corner.

[@plasticpanda9683]

@@atoaster2070 You can try to pick at it from the edges. You should be able to see where the screen protector is applied if you look carefully enough.

[@Mp_995]

The cintiq 22 at 1:57 has not a laminated display. I had it and I returned it for that. The parallax on that screen was too much to deal with

[@elsevillaart]

Strange i had a cintiq pro 16 and change it to a cintiq 16 with parallax because the pen touches the led screen and with time destroy pixels on the screen.... Green tinyt dots and i say this because wacom gave me 3 of them of warranty so insold the third one.

[@Mp_995]

DigitalBerserk I feel that, I use at cintiq pro 16 at office(not mine) and we had only problems with it cause where the palm rests has created dead pixels(as you said, red, green and blue dots) that’s why during quarantine I purchased the 22 for work at home. But maybe it’s due to the fact that I’m too used to my iPad Air. The parallax and the delay of the mark on the screen created me a lot of headaches. Maybe everyone reacts differently to this issue. But I would never buy another tablet with non laminated screen.

[@elsevillaart]

@@Mp_995 yeah the laminated glass flexes too much. The one that was perfect is from huion kamvas pro 13. I need to see the 24 inch if the glass doesnt touch the led like wacom. The delay of the stroke is your computer. I have no problems with delays in any wacom product.

[@Userdoesnotexit]

@@elsevillaart i dont know what this flexing is .. never had that with the kamv pro 16

[@Mp_995]

DigitalBerserk thanks for the feedback :)

[@poeticalgore6500]

I have a Huion 20 inch and one thing that is better than XP Pen is the stand for a specific reason. XP pen my be completely on desk. The Huion you can hang off the desk like an inch down. So this puts it a little more "in your lap" and it a better / more natural position to draw in. I would assume the huion 24 inch would be the same

[@littleripper312]

Yes the stand is the one thing Huion beats ep-pen on. I've had both and I far prefer the ex-pen because a stand is an easy fix for me at least.

[@godofironart]

oh my days, I've had mine for a full year and this is the first time I even considered doing that - works like a charm. thanks!!

[@TancoKimiChan]

My workmate bought the xp-pen one and both of you have the same input about it. Imma still plan to buy it because of the hotkeys and the dials xD

[@elsevillaart]

I wanted to ask you how is the heat on that tablet. In summer the cintiq pro 16 was super hot, but the regular cintiq 16 has no heat at all. In summer it can be a hell to work on them, its like if you are baking bread. Flash backs from first gen cintiq 22hd.

[@teohyc]

I don't feel much heat from the XP-Pen.

[@DeJuanchi27]

I have the xp pen 15.6 pro, bough it in Anime expo last year at a discounted price. I was a bit skeptical at first since I was a Wacom loyalist, and though the other brands were just cheap knock offs. However, trying it on the booth and seeing how accurate and fluid it felt. I decided to gamble and get it. Ever since I’ve been in love with xppen, the tablet is amazing, costumer service have been extremely reliable with my questions, and a few days I decided to pre-order the 24 inch. Super excited to get it. Though the screen protector does gets scratch as times goes on, I have to look at it in an angle to notice the scratches but when I draw on it I don’t see them. So that’s not a problem in my case.

[@robierocks23]

How long have you had the 15.6 pro? Considering to pick one up as well since I need an upgrade for drawing and animating haha

[@aasthavijay3103]

This is what I was looking for! I'm a wacom loyalist myself and choosing another brand is a bit hurtful

[@ziljin]

I love seeing new models but I already have the huion kamvas pro 16. That I only got last year. And I still have my huion 1060 plus. Both in perfectly working condition. Wasteful to buy another one. I don't even use the 1060plus anymore. Will have to wait for both of them to break before I buy another drawing tablet lol.

[@Mister_Lai]

How is your hion kamvas pro 16? I am thinking about buying one.

[@ziljin]

@@Mister_Lai I like it a lot. its a lot easier to draw on screen thats for sure. and i can use my main monitor to look at reference images while im drawing. but in terms of hardware and software i dont know how to judge it. i dont even use pressure or opacity sensitivity lol.

[@hansendesigns]

$764 is smart because it is under the usa max of $800 for import before fees (before any china tariff). Then once amazon etc picks it up they can get a few more $.

[@israeltirado31]

I had a Wacom Cintiq13hd , and I really don't see the big deal. Warranty department or customer service is horrible, I called them to see if they could fix it they started to give me the run around and three days later, and I am still waiting for their response. I have a Huion Kamvas 22 pro and I love it!! I will never buy another Wacom again they're to expensive and have poor customer service when it comes to repairing your Cintinq. I'll be investing in a Kamvas 24 in the near future

[@israeltirado31]

Update just got the canvas 24 from Amazon and let me tell you it's nice I am glad I invested in a great product. Wacom just lost a consumer, next time stop dicking your customers around, please .

[@nghia3256]

Is your Huion Kamvas still good to this day?

[@kankakou7422]

Hello, will you make the actual evaluation of kamvas Pro 24 vs XP pen artist 24 pro in the future? I'm planning to buy it, but I don't know which one is more suitable.

[@ToddDolce]

Kanka,..reviews are now coming out on KZbin and I would put my money on the Huion....but I too would like to see what Teoh thinks as well since he is really thorough with his tests and reviews!

[@michaelthomashamilton]

I bought the 2020 Huion Kamvas 13 not long ago. Works quite well, and significantly cheaper than the Wacom One, which I feel is the Wacom product to which it most directly competes. So far, I've had a good experience with it, and would buy Huion again.

[@galexiart]

I have an XP Pen 22R Pro & an Artist 15.6 Pro. I love the drawing experience on both, plus I prefer the colors on XP Pen's products as opposed to Huion. I had a GT156 V2 starting out which did the job, but I felt like XP Pen gave more value for what I was paying so I went with them. Plus the XP Pen driver updates worked a lot better for me. I'm sure Huion's drivers have come a long way, so I believe any one of these products will provide a nice drawing experience and overall performance. I do wish XP Pen had an etched glass surface.

[@littleripper312]

I've also owned products from both brands. You can't go wrong with either brand but my preference at the moment is XP Pen

[@MadelnMachines]

What are the white marks around the edges of the display panel? Glue?

[@teohyc]

The white "things" are reflections of my window. The matte screen protector covers only like 99.9% of the glass so areas uncovered will still reflect light. That's why they (reflections) are only visible from the side, not the front.

[@HipposHateWater]

@@teohyc Thank you for answering that and clearing it up. I was about to be appalled at the fit and finish, thinking it was light bleed leaking from the seam between the screen and the casing, lol

[@lionoh]

Wonderful. No one can go wrong with either of these. Can't wait to test drive that XP Pen. I've Glad I Waited,I almost took out a loan for a wacom months ago. Till I heard about these new models.

[@Flavor190]

Not trying to be rude but you should never take out loans to buy consumer goods

[@artbear5653]

Braver Leech some people dont have opportunity to pay all at once. And this is not really consumer good, as wacom tablets lasts decades, and with this things you can earn money so the comment here is a bit of place.

[@David-qe9np]

@@Flavor190 He might be a professional who makes money using a device like this, and therefore views this purchase as an investment.

[@DonutGroove]

thanks for the reviews, it helped me to choose the best one for my studio

[@digitalArtform]

I was surprised to see the new pen tech 3.0 only made it into the 13 and not the 24 pro. Edit: I now see the new pen, PW517, is in fact supported by the 24. They changed their website to reflect this. The PW507 is not supported. Although they said it was last week. So that’s good, I guess.

[@kurosakitagami2788]

The new pen tech bs is on the new models now

[@benjamina6915]

I never like to give a thumbs down on a video, but if you do a comparison, you need to have the actual products to compare. We can all compare some features we take from a website. What we need is actual hands on experience from you on both them. The other point is that at some point this started to feel more like a Wacom commercial, with actually wrong info in it..... simply because you have no hands on experience with this either. Not your best video.

[@teohyc]

My opinion of Huion is based on the Kamvas Pro 16 that I've used. Drawing performance is going to be similar unless Huion messes it up which is unlikely. I don't have the Huion to review/test/use, which is why I said so right at the start of the video. Not sure how you got the idea that this is a Wacom commercial. I have been sponsored Huion and XP-Pen products before so it would make more sense that this is a Huion and XP-Pen commercial. Anyway, Huion and XP-Pen are both significantly cheaper and good drawing performance. In terms of value for money, it goes to Huion and XP-Pen.

[@benjamina6915]

@@teohyc in my opinion you cannot base your opinion upon a different model. The drawing performance does not have to be similar at all, especially since technology in this new model has advanced over the Huion Kamvas Pro 16. It's a different display and a mere paper comparison is just not cutting it. You cannot compare 2 models when you haven't tried one of them yourself.

[@leftclot]

YOU ARE PARKA BLOGS? Wow I was following you for so long without even realizing.

[@teohyc]

Yes I am 🤣

[@leftclot]

@@teohyc Always went to your channel before buying art books. Then I went to this one before considering the BenQ monitor, whole time not knowing its the same person. Thank you for your content.

[@minwoo503]

Huion is clearly the winner here for me. The price with the full laminated screen!

[@littleripper312]

I own both and these things really come down to what you find unbearably annoying in a drawing monitor/tablet. My Huion was good but I much prefer the Ep-pen. All monitors are pretty darn good now though anyways so it's not like either choice will end in disaster.

[@KoriandrOfTheStars]

OOOH THIS IS RIGHT ON TIME

[@littleripper312]

I've had both except in 16 inch. I've drawn comics full time with both and my preference is the Ep-pen brand.

[@hamstrissimo]

Waiting for an Huion24 full rewiew :3

[@sparklingsn]

Great review! Very articulate and cohesive! ✨ I hope I can get my hands on one in the future! Thanks!

[@marijnadams1553]

Hey! Can you maybe do a comparison between the XP-Pen 15.6 Pro and the Huion Kamvas Pro 16? I am seriously torn the two :)

[@teohyc]

You can compare the list of pros and cons here www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display

[@Mc-je4yb]

Same question

[@mgtruong]

It would be much more compelling if both products were compared head to head live. You cannot really tell us which is better or which you prefer.

[@teohyc]

Now that I’ve used both. It’s between matte glass of the Huion vs USB C and better brightness of the XP Pen.

[@digitalArtform]

Why do some people say the quality is very low on these, while others say it’s actually quite good?

[@teohyc]

Not sure what the others were expecting. When I first took the XP-Pen out of the box, I was very impressed by the build quality. It looks and feels very premium. It's a huge improvement over the generic shared designs of yesteryears.

[@vapsman88]

@@teohyc I bought Huion's GT 185HD back in 2015, so many problems and it finally died last year. I got the Kamvas Pro 22 a few weeks ago because of the etched glass and lamination. It is a dream to use. The build quality is light years ahead of what they used to produce.

[@ToddDolce]

I sure hope you actually get to review the Huion Kamvas 24 Pro soon. People that have reviewed it seem to LOVE it. It has better resolution than the XP Pen Artist Pro as well as Etched Laminated Glass rather than the silly film sheets that XP Pen uses. I just want to know what you think when you test the pen pressure activation and calibration.

[@DenshiMoe]

I'm kinda disappointed that Huion did not use a USB-C port on their Pro 24, to be honest.

[@teohyc]

I'm surprised at that too. But at least they increased the resolution to 1440P which is a significant improvement. More so than the USB-C.

[@DenshiMoe]

Indeed. The resolution bump is nice.

[@br.m]

I thought they both had USB C, After I read this comment I checked the amazon page again. The Huion has broken English that is confusing me, It said the PC must have both HDMI and a USB, then says if I want to use USB I need an adapter that is not included. Then it says the adapter cable is included. Then I read the XP-pen page again and it had proper English that I clearly understood. I think for this reason alone I will go with the XP-pen. There is no excuse for broken English in this day and age. If they can't even take the time to write their product info in proper English, where else do they cut corners and do a mediocre effort...

[@tarts5355]

Thanks for this very informative comparison. Helped me decide.

[@oniros80]

If you don't have the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 unit or experience with ... nm I'm out. I do hope things improve in the future.

[@woohopark5454]

Hi Teoh, I was wondering if you have seen what the XP Pen display is like without the screen protector- if you could comment on how the XP Pen feels without the screen protector or if you could recommend drawing on the Artist 24 Pro on the bare glass. Is the glass hard enough to withstand scratches from the nib of the pen? Is the tip feel too slippery to use?

[@teohyc]

I've not see the actual glass of XP Pen but for the areas that are not covered by the matte screen protector, it looks like typical high gloss reflective glass. Not sure how slippery it will be but the pen any make squeaky sound.

[@genreartwithjb5095]

I had a horrible experience with Huion. The Camvas wouldn’t connect to Mac no matter what I did I couldn’t get a signal. I ordered the XP and I got it working that day. It worked like a charm. I would definitely go with XP

[@caseroj6020]

Thanks for posting a review. It is an honest comparison and contrast between these two models of pen displays. I opted to buy the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 but I have to say that after watching this video I am tempted to cancel my order and buy the XP Pen instead. Like you I also could not understand why Huion included a vga port on the unit. If they wanted to support legacy technology you might as well go with the DVI-I which is still more commonly used than the vga port.

[@craigshuttlewood3971]

Hi, Just wondering if you are happy with the 24 Pro now you have had a chance to use it or if you cancelled. I am more interested in the Huion over the XP-Pen for the screen (and I don't have a USB-C on my main computer anyway).

[@caseroj6020]

@@craigshuttlewood3971 I had to send it back this week for a refund. The displayport on the huion 24 pro failed and I figured for almost a thousand dollars this sort of thing should not be happening. So I had 5 days left in the return window and sent it back for a refund. Be warned though Huion doesn't like to process refunds so they might ding you with a restocking fee. Up until the failure of the displayport I did like the performance of the pen display.

[@smflen3725]

I've had issues with the XP Pen 24 Pro. Pen was lagging for a second every time I was drawing, contrast wasn't displaying or changing at all. And the same thing happened again with the replacement I got, but this time the screen kept glitching and began displaying a lot of eerie colors. Ended up getting a refund in the end and decided to try and see how the Kanvas 24 Pro will be, only thing I'm upset to hear is the brightness being lower. But from your previous review on the Kanvas 24 Pro, would you say that the brightness doesn't matter at all? Also wish me luck for this display to not give me problems.

[@teohyc]

The brightness is good enough for use indoors under bright conditions. Hope you'll get a proper unit

[@smflen3725]

@@teohyc So far so good with this product, only thing that bothers me about these kind of tablets is the line wobbles/jitter. And the brightness itself isn't that much different to me tbh. Still pretty decent brightness, and damn the colors on here are awesome. So all in all, it's pretty good. But I'd definitely love to see and get 24 plus, with more brightness, color, and improvement to the pen.

[@EBDeveloper]

$500 for touch, is insane

[@digitalArtform]

How is the accuracy / offset? (Not parallax but drifting away from pen point) - I have read that sometimes there is an offset that is not fixable by recalibration.

[@teohyc]

I don't see noticeable cursor-pen tip offset, at least not with the XP-Pen

[@jintat87]

I noticed your latest videos that you already have the Kamvas Pro 24? can you do an update video comparison for these 2 actual products?

[@pennyxin6121]

I’m using ugee y160f that’s the same as xp-pen innovator 16.i have a macbook and hp notebook. Their drivers are ugee and xp pen, which can be used. Before y160f I was using wacom ctl-6100wl.I really feel that ugee's pressure is not as delicate as wacom, especially when 8000 vs. 4000. It’s probably 3g pressure in Xp pen product.Huion and Wacom have heard that they use 1g pressure sensing.

[@DivineMisterAdVentures]

DRONEMOTE is a multi-touch phone and server app that will provide an option for control - but I wish XP Pen had a multi-touch option. For that matter you can find the Cintiq controller for $100 and it will work. Also I STRONGLY prefer the clean look of the brand name products, and the discontinued Dell Canvas 27. However this price point is within my stomach range.

[@EleosAnim]

I used xppen 16 pro for over a year now and the durability of the screen does go down the more i draw on it.. specially that i draw hard.(i press hard sometimes) but the responsiveness and everything works fine. It works great as it is. I only wished they had better screen i might consider looking into huion my only problem with them is the driver..

[@teohyc]

Hopefully they will sell the screen protector soon.

[@stillans6424]

why you call it a "glass" ?? it is not glass at all, it is plastic screen covered with film, glass is much harder material

[@Maks-vo3uo]

why not review Lenovo Yoga A940-27-inch monoblock with 4K display, or hp zbook x2 when you compare mobile devices transformers or tablets

[@dwayneneckles]

The Huion 24 doesnt exist on the www.huion.us/ website, just the www.huion.com/

[@teohyc]

They have many websites. It's confusing. huion.com is the main one

[@digitalArtform]

Why do you think no review models of the Huion have appeared?

[@teohyc]

Because the review units haven't reach the reviewers yet?

[@digitalArtform]

Teoh Yi Chie seems odd. I want to preorder one but I feel I should hold off.

[@dwayneneckles]

Also Huion sells their 22 the same price as they sell the 24. Thats a messy rollout.

[@teohyc]

It doesn't make sense.They are probably going to discount 22 soon.

[@magicimaginations]

yes xp pen did the same, the 24R was discounted on release costing nearly the same in price as 22R, stupid me bought the 22R a week before 24R came out and do you think i can get customer service to answer me about paying the difference?! they are just flat out ignoring me :(

[@mikulustudios]

What i never understand is that all those models Ugee, Xp pen, Huion, they all have the same design lately, i understand they are all from the same country but the same time It's like they all belong to one supreme leader or owner with different branches. I use UGee and the newest Ugee is the same as Xp pen, the design, express keys, the rotate button etc...i wonder why?😀

[@teohyc]

They used to have the same design, like indistinguishable models except the brand. But now the designs look more different

[@aces3261]

If i could get the wacom touch for the price of the non touch id get that instead. Wacom is 500 too expensive

[@sanysmail]

Hi, I would've liked to see the power cables between the two. Do they both have the 3 in 1 type cable. For me it looked clumsy.

[@teohyc]

You can see the cables here www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-artist-24-pro-1440p-usb-c-pen-display www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-pro-24-pen-display-1440p-100-srgb

[@georgeentertainment7185]

There is another video saying that the Kamvas is the one that gets scratched in time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHiZiIiNZbB3rqc Who's got the real info? *sigh*

[@WelbornJeff]

Do any of these “non-Wacom” tablets offer multi touch? I’ve gotten so used to drawing on the iPad I would love that feature in a desktop tablet as well.

[@teohyc]

There's one Bosto pen display with touch

[@kendogo7]

@Teoh Yi Chie Has your opinion changed since getting your hands on the Huion 24?

[@teohyc]

Drawing experience with both Huion and XP-Pen are pretty similar so you can't go wrong with either. For comparison purposes, main selling point for Huion is the matte glass surface. For XP-Pen, it's the significantly higher brightness of 298 vs 158 (from what I measured). XP Pen uses matte screen protector which will scratch eventually. Personally I'm not that fussy so I don't mind matte screen protector. I value the higher brightness more.

[@GODraw-lf8nh]

Hello everyone, how are you? I'm Brazilian and I speak Portuguese Could someone leave the conclusion here in the comments of my own comment for me to put on Google Translate please

[@007JAKICA]

So, as it looks from picture, Huion has USB-B port?

[@melekaynaci624]

Xppen artist 24 pro or Huion kamvas pro 16 4k or 2k idk… which one is better? Some one help me please? And want to ask, huion kamvas pro 24 4k is the best tablet in now? İf dont, which one is the best tablet for animation,3d,2d. Please help me guys…

[@teohyc]

1440P resolution is good in terms of value and pricing. 4K is for those who really need the sharpness and have the budget.

[@christoflefebure4507]

What I like with the huion GT-221 pro is that it does not heat the hand while using it... wich is not the case of the cintiq that I used before and is very unconfortable especially during summer... So what about these two devices ?

[@teohyc]

XP-Pen does not give out much heat. I've not use the Kamvas 24 but with the smaller Kamvas, they don't give out much heat too. Main reason is because these new monitors use less energy, hence don't give out as much heat.

[@christoflefebure4507]

@@teohyc thanks for answering :)

[@nassirabdu84]

Hi I bought an xp pen artist 24 pro drawing device with a mac mini computer with an m2 processor, I downloaded the driver and installed it in the device, but also the device did not work, so the pen did not work on it. It seems that the device cannot read the driver with the mac mini because the pen settings are not rotated on the screen .. What is the solution? ?

[@teohyc]

There may be more steps to installing in addition to clicking the "Install" button. Check the MacOS installation guide on their website or the readme PDF that should come with the installation file.

[@nassirabdu84]

Does xp pen 24 pro support m2 processor ??

[@teohyc]

@@nassirabdu84 It should work with Apple M2. But you may need the BetterDisplay app to get the best possible sharpness with UI scaling with MacOS.

[@joashurban4506]

Buying my first tablet... Should I get the Kamvas 22 plus? Or 24 pro?

[@teohyc]

24 Pro if you can afford it

[@avinashsingh-mf9yr]

Hey. I am planning on buying the Artist 24Pro. I wanted to know if the tablet can also charge an M1 Macbook air while connected it it via Type C cable. As the Tablet is already drawing power from the wall.

[@teohyc]

There's no power delivery, at least not enough to charge a laptop

[@avinashsingh-mf9yr]

@@teohyc thank you so much for the info man! I work on a super fast external ssd drive which takes up one thunderbolt port of my M1 Macbook air. The only other one can either charge the laptop or can connect the display. So eventually I am getting a usb c hub and going old school with the hdmi and usb connection. It's sad but the tablet is too good to resist. Despite being a Type C fanatic and little sad with the eventual plan, I am excited to draw on a 24 inch display. Thanks for helping, appreciate it!

[@bodox001]

all you need to know - is for 90% of all artists out there - the ipad pro 12.9 out preforms these tablets in almost every way. just cost me $900 bucks to learn this. Am filing for a refund as we speak. It's a wonderful piece of hardware - very pretty, but the fact is - it's tablet screens don't compare to an ipad if you've already been on an ipad for a while. Parallaxing - sensitivity, pressure, tilt, brush customization - it's all in procreate and works better on an ipad then with this giant piece of hardware. Drivers are weak as well - maybe you can - but i didn't see any available - but perhaps there's specific drivers that will work with painter or photoshop so maximize curve pressure. But holy cow - i struggled to get the sensitivity to work correctly. Photoshop and Corel better adjust - because i really don't know what you can do in those engines that you can't do in procreate for free - and it's got more options for brushes that are better and more intuitive. The other programs almost have to many features - but that's why i say - for 90% of artists out there - an ipad pro will be more than superior. I'm sure certain pros will still need a larger screen to work on - because i swear, that's all these tablets offer. my 2 cents - and a learned experience - from what i wanted to be a extremely happy xp-pen pro 24 owner - but alas.. it's seriously falls short, i bet they all do.

[@teohyc]

The main selling point of these pen displays is you get to use desktop software and you have access to familiar file system.

[@ninja_tony]

I absolutely love Procreate and use my iPad pro almost daily for art, but it will never compare to the functionality of having a full desktop experience with a great pen display.

[@6262maza]

Hi Teoh, how are you? I have a question, I would appreciate any comments: Could you give me any advice or guidance on which is the best pen display to use with Revit and Autocad? I know that I will have a lot of visual coordination, I will also zoom in and out and sometimes I will have to zoom in on some details to find with the pencil or the pointer the centers of a circle in autocad or revit. I work as a mechanical and piping designer, I will use to take center connections from one pipe to another, at the same time I will use many rotations with my 3D spacemouse connection to use it with the left hand instead of using it from the tablet. I will also be working entering numerical data with the keyboard or with the pointer navigating through the program, that is, there will be a lot of precision. I saw, that there is a wacom commercial on youtube a Wacom demonstration, with the cintiq pro 32 "which is an engineer turning the object and turning his tablet constantly. But for my Wacom it is too expensive, very expensive that is why I come to ask you for advice, which tablet should I buy between 15.6 "and 22" in size and that I can use it for this special case. If you need my information you can write to me at: [e-mail]. Thanks so much for any help

[@AndyB-yv3zg]

I think because I don't have a USB-C port for display out, I'd have to go for the Huion at this point because it has the Display Port I need, which kind of sucks. I use an XP-Pen 22R right now and I get no video signal when I tried to use only my USB-C port on my motherboard. I like XP Pen a lot, but I dont think the new model compatible with my build.

[@AndyB-yv3zg]

I'd like to ask how you connected connected your XP-Pen 24 to you computer. Did you hook it up to a USB-C port on your motherboard or your GPU? Or some other way?

[@DenshiMoe]

Your motherboard's USB port may not support DisplayPort output. In that case, you can only use it for USB connectivity to your display tablet. If you only have DisplayPort, you can still use DP-HDMI adapters if your display tablet does not have DP.

[@AndyB-yv3zg]

@@DenshiMoe Good to know. I do have HDMI, but does HDMI not support QHD?

[@AndyB-yv3zg]

@@DenshiMoe Also THANK YOU for the informative reply. Really appreciated :)

[@teohyc]

Video is through HDMI. Data is through USB-C. For computers that have USB-C or Thunderbolt 3, they can just use one cable, the USB-C.

[@DandyFernandez]

Hey my pen is not worked, how to fix? I think pen with battery is better

[@teohyc]

What OS are you using? What cables are connected?

Hi! Do they have fan noise issues? I had to return my Cintiq Pro because of that - super noisy! I hope Huion and Xp-Pen are silent since they're "only" 2K.

[@teohyc]

No fans. They don’t produce much heat

@@teohyc Thanks! Keep up the great work!

[@charlybrownthatsme]

The one thing always missing from all of these reviews is how it performs under linux.

[@teohyc]

Unfortunately I don’t use Linux so I can’t say much. There is one company that makes Linux drivers but I can’t remember the company

[@khalidsamara9972]

I have been torn apart of buying this or the cintiq 22 since the only tablets I have ever used are wacom tablets. It just seems that the cintiq 22 is selling for so much for so less, what do you guys recommend?

[@teohyc]

How much is the price of the Cintiq you saw?

[@khalidsamara9972]

@@teohyc the 24 pro and cintiq 22 are very similar to the price in my country

[@khalidsamara9972]

The pro is 30£ cheaper

[@xxxzzzxxx227]

Wacom 16 drawing experience is much better..

[@digitadigita3578]

The XP Pen price is trending up.

[@teohyc]

Yeah, because they keep making bigger displays. But they have smaller products too. Pricing still quite competitive compared to other brands.

[@bhgemini]

@@teohyc Plus 4K and USB C. Thanks for this

[@PhantomGanhdi]

Of course it’s going to keep going up if they’re adding in better equipment. They aren’t going to put high end tech like Wacom & sell the products for a loss lol. I’m expecting once they release a 4K drawing display with a textured screen built in then it’ll probably cost around $1,100-1,300 USD

[@arieraharja3717]

Hello, i want to buy XP pen Deco pro but my monitor is ultrawide 21:9 ratio, ia there issue with it? Thanks

[@teohyc]

You can map a 21:9 area on the tablet to go with your monitor. No issues there

[@arieraharja3717]

@@teohyc thank you very helpfull. 👍🙏

[@ara9373]

Can you make video About huion kamvas 13 Vs XP pen artist 15.6 ?

[@teohyc]

You can compare the pros and cons list I've written at www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-13-pen-display-just-us-239 www.parkablogs.com/picture/review-xp-pen-artist-156-pro-pen-display

[@gammmba2]

I'm about to buy a kamvas pro, but I don't know if buy kamvas pro 24 or 22, in my country at this moment kamvas 24 pro is around 950$ and kamvas 22 pro around 400$ (black friday on amazon), do you think is better save some more money for the 24 pro instead buy the 22 version? or 22 pro is almost the same as 24 pro and is it better to take advantage of the offer? I see the only difference is 2" more over the 22 version and the resolution of the screen and 120% srgb (24 pro) vs 100% srgb (22 pro). Sorry for ask all this things but I don't understand so much about kamvas (right now I'm using a wacom cintiq 13 HD) and I'm not sure about it. xD

[@teohyc]

Main difference is the resolution. In this case the 22 is more value for money since it is so much cheaper.

[@gammmba2]

@@teohyc Thank you very much! I will go for the 22 then. ^^

[@nelkitoo]

@@gammmba2 where did you find the deal for $400 Kamvas 22 pro?

[@gammmba2]

@@nelkitoo Amazon, por el black friday, concretamente está a 364€

[@gammmba2]

@@nelkitoo www.amazon.es/HUION-Tableta-Pantalla-Personalizados-inclinaci%C3%B3n/dp/B07G8VTHCG/ref=sr_1_5?__mk_es_ES=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=kamvas+22+pro&qid=1606184420&sr=8-5

[@dicavil]

Between Wacom one, guión and XP pen 🤔

[@oobroono4407]

can you try huawei MatePad Pro 5G and Honor Tablet V6 with M-Pencil, Test writeing, painting，please :)please:) please:)It's so great for vlog too:)and huawei P40 pro + really cool too:)

[@TheXboxSux]

Nah why try things made by the CCP (Chinese communist party) They're the enemy.

[@muhdilman9049]

Does any of your xppen tablet make scratchy sound when you're drawing cause mine does.. I use xppen artist 13.3 pro model. Its so disturbing imo

[@benjamina6915]

Check the nib to see if it has any sharp edges. If it does, replace it. I only own a Huion display and Artisul display, so I don't know how the XP-Pen nibs are. I only know that my Artisul nibs wear down quite fast and start making a scratchy sound at some point. Then I need to replace them, before they start actually really scratching the screen. The Huion nibs last a lot longer for me and don't do this that badly.

[@muhdilman9049]

@@benjamina6915 I had used 3 nibs in 2 month and I rarely use it that much

[@CupOfCum]

Is it able to connect to any phones? I don’t have any laptops:( I might have to save up more for any laptops if needed

[@teohyc]

It can connect to phones that can output video signal. But drawing performance is not optimal

[@CupOfCum]

@@teohyc ohh thank you!

[@azizaelghali]

Can I split screens on any of them ? N can i edit videos using them ?

[@teohyc]

You mean Picture in Picture? No

[@leonkastilyo7463]

Sorry if this is off topic. Is Dell P2419H a good monitor for beginner?

[@teohyc]

Specs look alright. It's an IPS panel so colours will be good.

[@leonkastilyo7463]

Teoh Yi Chie thank you very much

[@Fumei-arts]

Hi Teoh I would like to know if the xp pen has a 10-bit panel

[@teohyc]

Not sure about that. You can contact them to ask.

[@FullJikama]

What kind of bs comparison is this?

[@jo69123]

Wich of their 13" versions would be better?

[@teohyc]

Both are quite good but I would prefer XP-Pen slightly more www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-artist-12-pro-pen-display-vs-artist-133-pro

[@jo69123]

@@teohyc why? I saw both of your reviews. Still don't know wich one is better

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

Kamvas 13 is better

[@jo69123]

@@Karthik-jz4nr why bro, give me the juicy details

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

@@jo69123 it's a new one so it will have more updates than 13.3 pro

[@ayset.w.2671]

eww what’s up with the gaps between frame and screen? Looks like a pretty bad job.

[@MadelnMachines]

Is it easy to scroll and zoom on huion / XP pen?

[@teohyc]

It's easy to scroll. You can do so with pen, the dial or touchbar.

[@MadelnMachines]

@@teohyc How do you zoom?

[@teohyc]

@@MadelnMachines You can zoom with the dial, touchbar or physical shortcut buttons.

[@deepseakraken89]

I got a wacom cintiq i like their products but if they don't go cheaper competition gonna destroy them.

[@PhantomGanhdi]

The competition isn’t going to destroy them lol. Once the Competition makes a 4K drawing display like wacoms cintiqs then the competitions going to cost around $1,100-1,400 USD I am betting. So Wacom isn’t going to be that far off. Also, wacoms competition is squeezing out every dollar with all of the features they add to their products so they are not giving themselves a lot of room I would suspect to make great money off of selling their products compared to how much they could’ve charged. So since yes, Wacom does charge more & add more but I would bet Wacom charges a bit more to give themselves more revenue so at the end of the day as long as wacoms current audience continues to buy their products, Wacom will still lead in revenue compared to their competitors because the competitors aren’t making much money from selling their products for the cheapest

[@paranoidpanzerpenguin5262]

How is the initial activation force for each?

[@teohyc]

Low. It's easy to draw thin lines. And the pressure curve (for XP-Pen) is controlled by moving the curve directly.

[@paranoidpanzerpenguin5262]

@@teohyc Are they same or is one lower than the other? I tried the 2019 Kamvas 13 Pro and it wasn't as good at light touches as the cintiq/wacom pro pen 2.

[@XMegaJuni]

anyone know where to buy the screen protector?

[@teohyc]

Huion uses matte glass. XP-Pen's screen protector is already applied. If you want replacement screen protectors, you can buy from XP-Pen or Huion online store.

[@XMegaJuni]

@@teohyc thank you for the swift reply. Looking to purchase this and I’m new to screen displays. Something important to me is taking care of the product

[@queertales]

Did the Huion 16 have the same tilt bug you showed in your review of the xp pen 24?

[@teohyc]

Unfortunately I no longer have the Huion 16 to test again.

[@motionplay9480]

after 0.30 sec u r using xp pen. so it is obvious xp pen is best

[@teohyc]

Actually it's because I no longer have the Huion review unit anymore to make the side by side comparison. That and I don't have a tablet big enough to put the two side by side.

[@SathishKoththolla]

huion has better display . xp pen has usb type c

[@TC-jr1ee]

Where are the calorimeter calibrated tests? where are the live tests of presure sensitivity+tilt.This is not a review...it's just an add ultimately.

[@getwealthsoon9013]

sir, can i borrow one?

[@DandyFernandez]

Pen not worked

[@teohyc]

What OS are you using? What cables are connected?

[@evilsdexter5261]

if you don't have it then why are you doing a vs review? what the???? so unprofessional

[@dianapatriciasalazarvalenc8340]

Seria bueno q explicaras en español

[@Vertutame]

@Teoh Yi Chie Xp-pen said that they will launch the screen protector for 24 pro for sale later. I talked to them.

[@teohyc]

That's good news!

[@ToddDolce]

I begged them to at least make a rougher textured screen protector option or nib option too.