What's a Pen Display? How to Choose a Good One?

[@DanielaRodriguez-wk6ii]

Thanks! Will be leaving my notes here so I can find them later :) Brands: Artisul, Wacom, Huion, XP-Pen, Gaomon, Veikk, Bosto, Parblo Minimum requirements to look out for: - If tablet uses matte screen protector, check that company sells extras - At least 100% sRGB - At least 200 nits of brightness (in real life it will be even lower) - With IPS panels so you can look at display from different angles without colors shifting - Calibrate pen to avoid parallax/misalignment of pen and cursor - Laminated display - Tilt support (look out for bricks/glitches!)

[@ajwalker4416]

Thank you for this. Very thorough explanation and now I know what I should look for when I'm ready to upgrade to a pen display.

[@chimeron260]

Thank you for all your videos. I spent forever deciding what pen display to get, and you had several reviews of ones in my price range. I ended up going with the Kamvas 22+, and will also order a colorimeter soon. I chose it for the 140% sRGB, and good Adobe RGB range, as I'm getting into doing colors for a print, and my gaming monitor is an older TN panel. fine for games, but I really hope I like it, I had a Cintiq 13HD in like 2014, and the cable broke on me, then the port. I really liked the pen and shortcut keys, but I have a razer tartarus I got used on amazon for like $50 that makes for an excellent universe shortcut tool. also excited about the laminated display, I remember the parallax on the old one I had drove me nuts, as did the very subpar stand that was just 3 rubber flaps with a notch. anyways, I subbed because even though I don't think I'll want to replace the kamvas, as it felt like the best within a $600 budget for large size and bufget, I enjoy your in depth reviews of the tech.

[@teohyc]

Kamvas 22+ is still one of the top few I recommend regularly even today

[@teohontech7141]

Part 2 video on how to use a pen display: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5a8nWmFaKydhsk

[@joyahub]

huion kamvas 22+ is worth it if you dont need the buttons. It's better than the kamvas pro. the screen is also less blurry than any pen tablet I've used

[@QuantumKiff]

I’ve been using a Wacom 13HD for several years, and I was looking to upgrade to something with a laminated display and a larger screen. What do you think would be a good way to go? Wacom is just too expensive and I know there are better things out there ☺️ Thanks for your videos!

[@teohontech7141]

Right now, the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus is very good. www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-22-plus-pen-display

[@rohanilame7236]

Teoh can you compare the sheerness between various screen protectors and the ones provided by the Company on display tablet tablets... I'm using my paperlike for tab s6 lite and it doesn't give you that much hold as you get on the real pencil and paper... I think increasing the sheerness 3 times would do it. Because in future if I want to buy the big 22 inch display tablet I need to know the sheerness provided by different companies.

[@aavv1818]

Any Bluetooth keyboard for iPad 6 & 8 generation?

[@souvik0506]

Could you suggest a good Graphic tablet (with display) which is fully compatible with Chromebook?

[@mauricesanchez6804]

Yeahhh! 3rd person to comment! Always appreciate your reviews! Keep up the great work!

[@kumarkonar10]

Hi sir (from india) Sir I am having lenovo convertible laptop 2 in 1 i5 11th generation 8gb ram 512 ssd with Intel iris graphic card will it be sufficient for recording lectures as I want to upload in my own mobile app Or still I need to purchase pen tablet or display pen tablet Thnx

[@이제동-f7q]

Acepen 2151 8192level is good!

[@astradastarad1477]

Late 4 year late.