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Thanks! Glad it helped!

Yes it does get warm on the right corner. But it doesn't bother me too much.

Hi! According to huion it works with Linux. It will need drivers to work properly on a PC.

@@jointjo4739 got it, thanks

Oh yes it's still alive I use it as a second monitor in my work office.

Yes you need to plug it into a PC. I'm not sure about the phone, but I think if you're using a Samsung phone with Dex then it might work.

@@jointjo4739 okay 👍 Thank you brother 🙏

No worries!

I've tried my fast charging cables. None of them worked.

@@jointjo4739 so is the cable worth it?

If you are planning to connect it to a capable smartphone or your PC/laptop is capable of sending power, data signal, and video through USBC then I'd say it's worth it, since having only 1 cable plugged in is cleaner and more convenient.

Thanks!

Wow it's been 7 months! No complaints honestly. If you don't need the shortcut keys and 1080p resolution is all good then go for it. Maybe I should make a long term review video 🤔

@@jointjo4739 :)))thank you so much, and yes it would be great<3

Thanks for the comment. I have a laptop that is 8 years old but it works fine with it using clip studio paint as the software. Although, I did upgrade the hard drive to an SSD and added RAM to make it 8gb. If you have an old computer that is lagging and if you don't have enough cash to buy a new one, I suggest you upgrade to an SSD storage and add RAM if it's possible.

@@jointjo4739 awesome thanx for the reply. Yea I have a mac air I don’t know if RAM upgrade um is possible. Will research 😄

Shortcut key in clip studio paint is space bar + shift

If your old laptop has an HDMI, then yes

You can set them up in the driver software.

I'm glad this helped. I forgot which specific units have the problem. I remember mine was not listed as having the problem but it still has the disconnection problem. I found a forum on Reddit that discusses this issue www.reddit.com/r/huion/comments/oluvq5/read_this_if_your_kamvas_13_keeps_disconnecting/?

@@jointjo4739 Thanks for the reply and link! 🤜🤛

It isn't much that as much as it is for me that by the time v3 comes out funcionality support for v1 will expire thus making users who do not want to upgrade, force to upgrade and pay for updates.

I wouldn't worry about that too much, since 64 bit software has a much longer lifespan than 32 bit. Even if it's not officially supported in future OS builds, there are always workarounds. When I was a student, most of my teachers were still using Adobe CS6, because that was the last version to offer perpetual licenses.

Perpetual doesn't mean shit in this new buisness model. You can "buy" 2.0, but all you get is 2.1 (2.0 + the first bug fix/stability patch) that's it. Nothing further for 2.0. That isn't worth anything to me. And if your subscription runs out, you have to reinstall 2.1 IF you have the 2.1 lisence. Otherwise you have to reinstall back down to 1.0.

They could have still made money if they just rename the program clip Studio ex maxed out version or whatever the hell they wanted to call it and then made that a one-time payment with extra features and updates for a year but lifetime license... their software that do it all the time but to lean towards a subscription model it's just scumbagy.

When I read it on the website it sounds like it is for both pro and ex. I wish they will still provide a perpetual license for every major version release. But even then I still think it's too expensive to keep buying a new version.

@@jointjo4739 agreed. i think it's time for a revolt. let's boycott CS in the new year. i'll start to switch back to krita.

I already updated Krita on my PC and practicing 😁

If Clip studio is going to be a ripp-off thin i will run right over to KRITA its good too

Thanks!

So sorry to hear that. I hope the version 1 will last long enough to get your money's worth.

If Clip studio is going to be a ripp-off thin i will run right over to KRITA its good too

Thanks! I would say the film is quite good, although if you draw hard then it will scratch. Also the nib of the pen gets worn out and it can turn to a sharp point and that can cause a scratch. I would say scratches are inevitable and that's the only worn signs I had after a year, a few scratches on the film. But I would think that if you carry the tablet around then you will have others. 13 inches is ok, but I heard that 16 is the sweet spot for size and mobility, and if I had more budget at the time I would've bought the 16.

@@jointjo4739 I see, I guess the etched film makes the pen tip worn out faster. I'm trying to decide between the Kamvas Pro 16 (2019) and this Kamvas 13. Both have pros and cons but I still can't decide if I want newer technology but smaller screen size or older technology with bigger screen with glass instead of film.

Thanks!

Glad you laughed! Enjoy your new tablet too!

Thanks! I actually still use the screen-less tablet but I use it like a large mouse pad when I make PowerPoint documents on my laptop.

Glad the video helped. Hmmm screen graphics tablets will start at around 200 dollars. So the cheapest right now is the Huion Kamvas 12. If you don't have the budget for those then I suggest buying a screen-less graphics tablet. They will last almost forever.

@@jointjo4739 thank you so much!

By steam you mean the gaming app?

@@jointjo4739 yep

I thought the disconnect problem was because people weren't setting the huion as the primary screen and in mirror mode (where It's the same image in both screens). I've seen videos where they had to do those things to make the tablets work, even from other brands. And what does the Steam, a gaming app, have to do with a drawing tablet? Does closing the app from running in the background fix it?

I've set it as the main screen as well but the disconnection problem was still there. I agree about the Steam part, I also don't see the connection there.

@@jointjo4739 On reddit multiple people said their costumer service is trash, even if your unit is still in the return window they don't want to give you a refund nor a replacement. The warranty is just to look pretty because they won't fix your tablet. The weird thing is: I have 3 friends who have Huion for at least 1 year and a half and none had problems. 2 Have the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 and one the Pro 13, all use Windows 10 and 2 use Steam. I was thinking of going with one of those models but now I'm debating. Maybe I should go with Xp-pen or Wacom. Also, although they say not to install the latest drivers, have you tried actually installing them? It's an easy process and maybe could fix your issue that sadly is common with Huion.

Sorry but I don't know how much in rupees. I bought this for 600 NZD

@@jointjo4739 ok. That's fine

If the Wacom one 13 inch came out at the same time as the Huion Kamvas 13 I would've chosen Wacom one.

Glad I could help!

Which tablet did you end up getting?

😊 glad you liked it!

Thanks! This book is available in Amazon My Stoner Coloring Book ASIN‎B092PG44NB. My coloring books are priced between 5 to 6 dollars

@@jointjo4739 How much would you charge for creating a stoner coloring book?

Between 5 to 10 dollars a page, depending on how detailed each page is.

@@jointjo4739 How much for something like you created in this video?

This one will be 10 dollars. Would you like me to send a more detailed pricing via email?

Yes! I noticed that drawing traditional takes less time vs digital since in digital you have the luxury of keep changing things if you want to.

Thanks! I recommend it

I'd like to see your time lapses too!

Thanks! Glad you liked it 😊

I'm good bro! How about you?