hi guys! wanted to let you guys know huion is gonna debut a 27 inch pro model (with many upgrades like touch screen) so I would say hold off buying a wacom until then!
Great review! One thing about the chromatic aberration on the tablet is that it's also related to pixel density. So the higher the resolution, or smaller the display size, the higher the pixel density is, which means more sparkle / chromatic aberration. Which is why I recommend against buying a 4k 16 inch display. Those ones are rainbow vomit all over the screen.
Thank you...I have the 16 inch Huion and I really like it. I want the 24 inch because I do so much detail work that the larger size will be so helpful... I was wavering but watching your video... I am going to give it a try...I have nothing to lose. Thank you for the rgb settings..
RVincents , The size difference is really noticeable when you sit down to use the 24 compared to the 16 . If you have any questions feel free to ask us , no worries. Glad we could help you out.
@mosscharmly thank you so much. My biggest question and need is about color accuracy and ease of calibration. Does the 24 inch 4kb offer the ability to tweak my colors better than the 16 inch 2k?
Hello again , Both of the tablets firmware/onboard ui for controls and customizing the RGB Profiles are are the same on both tablets. Calibrating the the tablets will be a very similar experience but the 24 has a much wider color range (to the eye) than the 16. The difference might be do to the finish of the etched glass because they are slightly different. The only way we can explain it is the 16 has a denser or more opaque finish then the 24. We hope this helps you out a little.
I bought a Wacom 22 Pro and returned it. It is nice, but it is not 3000k nice. I'd set the price point at 1500.00 for the 22. I now have a Huion RDS-220 and I really like it.
I had the fringe issue with my new 22 plus and almost sent it back after playing with the osd and software settings. I just reset the monitor and used a calibrite display pro to build a color profile and it looks great. Most lower end display panels get weird outside of their native operating tolerance. I calibrate to d50 and 100 luminance as personal preference for print work. This little 1080 display matches my calibrated imac really well. If predictable color is important, calibrate the monitor with a profile.
Hi Guys, I wanna ask about the parallax on this model.. I have the Kamvas 16 pro (model - GT156, which I think it's the first 16" model), and the parallax is a bit annoying especially when the cursor is about 2" from the sides. I wonder if there's a better improvement for the parallax, and maybe you guys got the opportunity to try the latest model? I'm planning to upgrade my graphic tablet to a bigger size, and 16" is already too small for my eyes
Hi ferdinando_c_rihi, We uses to use the original 16 pro it was 1080p, i think . We have and use the new huion pro 16 2.5k model and it is really good , but we just got an xppen artist pro 16 and would definitely get that over the Huion kamvas pro 16 2.5k. ,,,, no parallax and super low chromatic aberration( the rainbow glimers ) fiy. hope this helps you out and have a productive art day.
I have the 16 Plus of this same device and I'm probably going to toss it and get a Wacom. I'm not sure which one yet. The blue on the Huion is really wrong, at least it is on my device. it basically looks like blue on every screen I can find, but on the Huion it is magically now purple because Huion has made a deal with the color genie and jinxed the whole thing.
Thanks for all the info. I appreciate you guys taking the time to share your experience, but the video structure seems to be a bit scattered. It was a bit hard to follow at times. Still a very useful video. :)
Hello matka5130 . If you so get it with out a monitor arm we recommend HUION ST100A Stand to give it a little more adjustability when drawing. it is also very big so make sure you have the desk space for it. One more thing the screen is 60 Hz it doesn't feen slow at all and we use ipads with procreat at 120Hz. It is all about the ram definitely 16gb min with room to grow. We hope this helps have a grate day.
My Cintiq just broke (it was ten years old) so now I'm looking at different replacement options. The thing that worries me with the non-Wacom models is how long they last and whether tech support is available..Like I said, my Cintiq was ten years old, which is a pretty good run.. I don't want to spend all that money, it breaks within five years, and the only solution is to throw it away. I know Wacom is.a reliable brand, I'm just not sure about Huion and XP-pen.
Hello ashram12, The Huion's we have are going to be three in October of this year and they are still holding up with no problems so far. Tech support with Huion really has not bin any thing we have had to deal with but we have herd that they are receptive. If you are looking for other options for a replacement to you're Cintiq you might look at Xencelabs . The Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a tablet we have bin considering. We hope we helped a little.
hey @mosscharmlypresents, I wanted to ask you guys something. I was wondering if you guys had any issue where you had a Huion pen display not connected with the driver. cause I bought the Kamvas 22 back in 2021 and it was working fine back in march of this year but, after I did an macOS update on my MacBook Pro , I can't get the driver working. I have tried everything from reinstalling the drivers to new adapters, cables, and even computers. called support and they couldn't figure it out either and recommend me getting a new one which I'm not doing since I know there's nothing wrong with it hardware wise. plz help, I've been trying to solve this issue for months now and I don't know what to do now.
Hi charliesmith7162 , we have had problems in the past with drivers being really strange for the Huion. WE have M1 macs and actually use the original drivers (15.6.1.34 really OG) because sometimes it just wouldn't work . The update to mac os could be an issue if yo have time machine enabled try going to the prevues os , maybe that could help.
Hi , can you tell me if it is advisable to install a screen protector film for this model but also for the 19 pro 2024 version? And if so, where to find them of this size? Thank you
Hello superpinturicchio , We can only advise you on the Kamvas pro 24. Thats the only one we own. There really isn't a need for a screen protecter the glass has held up really well with daily use for almost 3 years now. We hope this helps.
@@mosscharmly Ciao, si grazie mille la tua risposta mi ha aiutato. Anche io sono un professionista e lavoro sullo schermo grafico tutti i giorni, quindi è davvero sottoposto a molto stress. Sulla mia Cintiq 16 ho sempre usato una pellicola protettiva, ma ora stavo pensando di passare alla Huion e di conseguenza stavo cercando informazioni per la pellicola protettiva per lei, ma non ho trovato in giro informazioni utili.
Iam thinking of buying one this next week.. I really need some advice here because this is my first pen display... since this video is 6 months old.. what would you so say today?
We definitely recommend the Huion Kamvas pro 24. We do not regret purchasing them to this day. In October of this year it will be our daily driver for 3 years. We have worked them hard. The Kamvas 24 is the only display we use. The tablets are connected to our mac pc's and our linux pc's. We have some recommendations if you choose the Kamvas Pro 24. You should purchase the Huion ST100A adjustable drawing tablet stand and a longer usbc4 cable at least 6ft. It comes with a usbc cable that is very very short. The tablet was a little too saturated so we had to calibrate it to get it right. We also keep the brightness below 80 because the chromatic aberration of the screen due to the etched glass became a little too distracting. The rainbow sparkle affect is normal for tablets with etched glass. It may be really weird at first but it eventually feels normal. It disappears when you are working. We also found that scaling the resolution from 3840x2160(4k) to 2560x1440(2k) made the Kamvas pro 24 better to use. All the ui was readable when set to 2k. It is a big tablet so make sure you have the desk space. If you were thinking of other products as an option Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle may be a good choice if you want something portable . It is the next one we will buy. The Xppen artist 16 gen2 is also a nice option but you do have to buy their portable electronic device stand. One last thing, the Huion Kamvas 24 Plus 2.5k QHD is something to look at if you want the same functionality as the Kamvas pro 24 4k at a lower price. Like we mentioned before we have the resolution set to 1440(2k) it is a more pixel dense screen than the 24 Plus so a 4k screen set to 2k means we can’t see the pixels at 2k. We hope this helps and if we had to buy the kamvas pro 24 again it would be a definite yes.
I'm on the verge of buying one now, but I want it more for learning to sculpt inside Z-Brush. Have you've gotten the chance to test it with Blender or any other 3D modeling software? I'm asking about Blender specifically because you've mentioned it in your first review of this tablet. Thank you and I really love your reviews and chemistry!
Hello dragodumi, We have and do use the tablet in Blender we never show it because we though it looked bad ,not very proficient with sculpting yet ,,, but it works really well . You can change the Key binding on the pen to zoom in and out and rotate it easy to modify also the mini keyboard it came with can be customized for blender .
Hey guys, I was wondering about the nibs, how good is the duration of the felt nibs? I have XP-Pen 16 2nd gen, and the nibs dont last more than 3 or 4 weeks
I bet after messing those LEDs up, and putting the scratch in the glass, you were extra grateful not to have bought the Wacom pen displays! Could you imagine doing that to those!? I do wish you guys had commented on whether you had considered going with the Huion 24 Plus, and if so, why you opted for the 4K instead.
I have almost the same setup. Your earlier review was one of the reasons I got one for myself. The Huion has been great to me. Had a hiccup with firmware and it killed the digitizer, but Huion came through. I was wondering, do you have the same issue of the Huion turning on and off infinitely when the Mac tries to sleep? If so, how do I solve that?
No Thankfully , someone asked if we sanded our screen. We had to clarify that we used sand paper on the plastic nibs of the pen to soften them. That would have bin a Nightmare though.
-Managed to get mine with a great Cyber Monday sale.😃 -Thank Y'all for all your reviews. -After watching I had saved up and was ready to pull the trigger. So when it went on sale, it was a 'No Brainer!' -I'm having a blast with mine. -Thnx a Ton 4 da recommendations!!!👊 Have an Awesome 2024🎉
This is my first 4k tablet, I think it's worth it, it's very pleasant to work, I don't regret that I bought it) After 16 inches, it's a fairy tale! 4k resolution is justified, since you are sitting very close to the tablet, drawing as on paper there is no difference. When drawing, the whole hand is involved, not just the brush, very convenient, no discomfort. I found out for myself that it was impossible for me to painfully draw on a small tablet, I spent much more energy going nowhere. There are 2k tablets on sale, and xp pen are much cheaper, I think they are also great, it's good that the Chinese have learned how to do good things!
Awesome review and thanks for reminding me of the refurbished Macs! I’m waiting for my 24” 4K Kamvas - been using a 24” 2K XP-Pen and well… 2K is NOT nice when you’re used to hi-res screens! It’s doable… but painful.
hi juliansamiloff3939 , Glad we go got through to you 20% of the time. You might want to check out our other videos on the Huion 24 4k they are much more technical in style and possibly more to you're liking. ( ruclips.net/video/7D1fCP6MmDk/видео.html ) sixth month review
You shouldn't draw in that position. Also the screen wobbles. Maybe you addressed these things in the video, nevertheless that's a bad review even simply because of those details. You should stop.
Hi, bro, excuse me, in my video there is a video of Huion Kamvas Pro 27, which is the new product of Huion sold in China, if you are interested, you can have a look, thank you!
Untill these dogsht tablets have proper delay and not feel like 200 ping they wont ever be good or close to pleasure to draw on, for now the only good and actually worth and available option is ipad pro 2024 in procreate(best app for delay), adobe fresco, the closest thing other than that is samsung s9 but only in Notes aplication so its worthless. Idk how Mobile tech is better than PCs but it is and its kind of sad that nobody gives a f.k about it
hi guys! wanted to let you guys know huion is gonna debut a 27 inch pro model (with many upgrades like touch screen) so I would say hold off buying a wacom until then!
it's out and it's beautiful!
Its 2k $
Great review!
One thing about the chromatic aberration on the tablet is that it's also related to pixel density. So the higher the resolution, or smaller the display size, the higher the pixel density is, which means more sparkle / chromatic aberration. Which is why I recommend against buying a 4k 16 inch display. Those ones are rainbow vomit all over the screen.
Thank you...I have the 16 inch Huion and I really like it.
I want the 24 inch because I do so much detail work that the larger size will be so helpful...
I was wavering but watching your video...
I am going to give it a try...I have nothing to lose.
Thank you for the rgb settings..
RVincents , The size difference is really noticeable when you sit down to use the 24 compared to the 16 . If you have any questions feel free to ask us , no worries. Glad we could help you out.
@mosscharmly thank you so much.
My biggest question and need is about color accuracy and ease of calibration. Does the 24 inch 4kb offer the ability to tweak my colors better than the 16 inch 2k?
Hello again , Both of the tablets firmware/onboard ui for controls and customizing the RGB Profiles are are the same on both tablets. Calibrating the the tablets will be a very similar experience but the 24 has a much wider color range (to the eye) than the 16. The difference might be do to the finish of the etched glass because they are slightly different. The only way we can explain it is the 16 has a denser or more opaque finish then the 24. We hope this helps you out a little.
I bought a Wacom 22 Pro and returned it. It is nice, but it is not 3000k nice. I'd set the price point at 1500.00 for the 22. I now have a Huion RDS-220 and I really like it.
Oh wow, what was the biggest issue with it? I was looking at that display
I had the fringe issue with my new 22 plus and almost sent it back after playing with the osd and software settings. I just reset the monitor and used a calibrite display pro to build a color profile and it looks great. Most lower end display panels get weird outside of their native operating tolerance. I calibrate to d50 and 100 luminance as personal preference for print work. This little 1080 display matches my calibrated imac really well. If predictable color is important, calibrate the monitor with a profile.
Thank you for giving great advise.thank you.
Can you please share the color profile for the 22 plus?
Best and most honest review. Hope huion will watch this and send you a free next gen device to try. Thanks
Thank you so much OnurKalkan. That would be nice.
Hi Guys, I wanna ask about the parallax on this model.. I have the Kamvas 16 pro (model - GT156, which I think it's the first 16" model), and the parallax is a bit annoying especially when the cursor is about 2" from the sides. I wonder if there's a better improvement for the parallax, and maybe you guys got the opportunity to try the latest model?
I'm planning to upgrade my graphic tablet to a bigger size, and 16" is already too small for my eyes
Hi ferdinando_c_rihi, We uses to use the original 16 pro it was 1080p, i think . We have and use the new huion pro 16 2.5k model and it is really good , but we just got an xppen artist pro 16 and would definitely get that over the Huion kamvas pro 16 2.5k. ,,,, no parallax and super low chromatic aberration( the rainbow glimers ) fiy. hope this helps you out and have a productive art day.
@@mosscharmly thx for the info, very helpful
cool.
how is the button feel , soft or hard?
Wait, are these the same video clips looping over and over and over again?
Hello! can i get the name or link to that tablet stand you showed in the video?(13:45) it looks nice
Hello cataniia, hear you go store.huion.com/global/products/adjustable-stand-st100
I have the 16 Plus of this same device and I'm probably going to toss it and get a Wacom. I'm not sure which one yet. The blue on the Huion is really wrong, at least it is on my device. it basically looks like blue on every screen I can find, but on the Huion it is magically now purple because Huion has made a deal with the color genie and jinxed the whole thing.
got a open box for 999cad tax in, got the thin pen separately, love this tablet
They are great glad you are having fun with art
Thanks for all the info. I appreciate you guys taking the time to share your experience, but the video structure seems to be a bit scattered. It was a bit hard to follow at times. Still a very useful video. :)
I'm thinking about this one to be my first one
Hello matka5130 . If you so get it with out a monitor arm we recommend HUION ST100A Stand to give it a little more adjustability when drawing. it is also very big so make sure you have the desk space for it. One more thing the screen is 60 Hz it doesn't feen slow at all and we use ipads with procreat at 120Hz. It is all about the ram definitely 16gb min with room to grow. We hope this helps have a grate day.
@@mosscharmly thanks a lot for a reply
My Cintiq just broke (it was ten years old) so now I'm looking at different replacement options. The thing that worries me with the non-Wacom models is how long they last and whether tech support is available..Like I said, my Cintiq was ten years old, which is a pretty good run.. I don't want to spend all that money, it breaks within five years, and the only solution is to throw it away. I know Wacom is.a reliable brand, I'm just not sure about Huion and XP-pen.
Hello ashram12, The Huion's we have are going to be three in October of this year and they are still holding up with no problems so far. Tech support with Huion really has not bin any thing we have had to deal with but we have herd that they are receptive. If you are looking for other options for a replacement to you're Cintiq you might look at Xencelabs . The Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a tablet we have bin considering. We hope we helped a little.
hey @mosscharmlypresents, I wanted to ask you guys something. I was wondering if you guys had any issue where you had a Huion pen display not connected with the driver. cause I bought the Kamvas 22 back in 2021 and it was working fine back in march of this year but, after I did an macOS update on my MacBook Pro , I can't get the driver working. I have tried everything from reinstalling the drivers to new adapters, cables, and even computers. called support and they couldn't figure it out either and recommend me getting a new one which I'm not doing since I know there's nothing wrong with it hardware wise. plz help, I've been trying to solve this issue for months now and I don't know what to do now.
Hi charliesmith7162 , we have had problems in the past with drivers being really strange for the Huion. WE have M1 macs and actually use the original drivers (15.6.1.34 really OG) because sometimes it just wouldn't work . The update to mac os could be an issue if yo have time machine enabled try going to the prevues os , maybe that could help.
Is pressure control stable, like, can you maintain constant pressure while testing in the driver interface?
Hi , can you tell me if it is advisable to install a screen protector film for this model but also for the 19 pro 2024 version? And if so, where to find them of this size?
Thank you
Hello superpinturicchio , We can only advise you on the Kamvas pro 24. Thats the only one we own. There really isn't a need for a screen protecter the glass has held up really well with daily use for almost 3 years now. We hope this helps.
@@mosscharmly Ciao, si grazie mille la tua risposta mi ha aiutato.
Anche io sono un professionista e lavoro sullo schermo grafico tutti i giorni, quindi è davvero sottoposto a molto stress.
Sulla mia Cintiq 16 ho sempre usato una pellicola protettiva, ma ora stavo pensando di passare alla Huion e di conseguenza stavo cercando informazioni per la pellicola protettiva per lei, ma non ho trovato in giro informazioni utili.
Iam thinking of buying one this next week.. I really need some advice here because this is my first pen display... since this video is 6 months old.. what would you so say today?
We definitely recommend the Huion Kamvas pro 24. We do not regret purchasing them to this day. In October of this year it will be our daily driver for 3 years. We have worked them hard. The Kamvas 24 is the only display we use. The tablets are connected to our mac pc's and our linux pc's.
We have some recommendations if you choose the Kamvas Pro 24. You should purchase the Huion ST100A adjustable drawing tablet stand and a longer usbc4 cable at least 6ft. It comes with a usbc cable that is very very short.
The tablet was a little too saturated so we had to calibrate it to get it right. We also keep the brightness below 80 because the chromatic aberration of the screen due to the etched glass became a little too distracting. The rainbow sparkle affect is normal for tablets with etched glass. It may be really weird at first but it eventually feels normal. It disappears when you are working.
We also found that scaling the resolution from 3840x2160(4k) to 2560x1440(2k) made the Kamvas pro 24 better to use. All the ui was readable when set to 2k.
It is a big tablet so make sure you have the desk space.
If you were thinking of other products as an option Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle may be a good choice if you want something portable . It is the next one we will buy. The Xppen artist 16 gen2 is also a nice option but you do have to buy their portable electronic device stand.
One last thing, the Huion Kamvas 24 Plus 2.5k QHD is something to look at if you want the same functionality as the Kamvas pro 24 4k at a lower price. Like we mentioned before we have the resolution set to 1440(2k) it is a more pixel dense screen than the 24 Plus so a 4k screen set to 2k means we can’t see the pixels at 2k.
We hope this helps and if we had to buy the kamvas pro 24 again it would be a definite yes.
I'm on the verge of buying one now, but I want it more for learning to sculpt inside Z-Brush. Have you've gotten the chance to test it with Blender or any other 3D modeling software? I'm asking about Blender specifically because you've mentioned it in your first review of this tablet.
Thank you and I really love your reviews and chemistry!
Hello dragodumi, We have and do use the tablet in Blender we never show it because we though it looked bad ,not very proficient with sculpting yet ,,, but it works really well . You can change the Key binding on the pen to zoom in and out and rotate it easy to modify also the mini keyboard it came with can be customized for blender .
@@mosscharmly Thank you very much! I appreciate that.
Hey guys, I was wondering about the nibs, how good is the duration of the felt nibs? I have XP-Pen 16 2nd gen, and the nibs dont last more than 3 or 4 weeks
Hello raphalobosco8835 , Interestingly enough our nibs last about the same although we had one nib that lasted almost 2 months .
I bet after messing those LEDs up, and putting the scratch in the glass, you were extra grateful not to have bought the Wacom pen displays! Could you imagine doing that to those!? I do wish you guys had commented on whether you had considered going with the Huion 24 Plus, and if so, why you opted for the 4K instead.
I just bought a 24 4k today
Congratulations .... HAvE fun Arting!
I am struggling to choose between this n the pro 19
I have almost the same setup. Your earlier review was one of the reasons I got one for myself. The Huion has been great to me. Had a hiccup with firmware and it killed the digitizer, but Huion came through. I was wondering, do you have the same issue of the Huion turning on and off infinitely when the Mac tries to sleep? If so, how do I solve that?
Hi. What software were you using during the video?
Hello produce86 , we are using Krita 5.2.2 . We Think it is wonderful and totally recommend it.
Lolol did someone sand their screen!?
No Thankfully , someone asked if we sanded our screen. We had to clarify that we used sand paper on the plastic nibs of the pen to soften them. That would have bin a Nightmare though.
-Managed to get mine with a great Cyber Monday sale.😃
-Thank Y'all for all your reviews.
-After watching I had saved up and was ready to pull the trigger. So when it went on sale, it was a 'No Brainer!'
-I'm having a blast with mine.
-Thnx a Ton 4 da recommendations!!!👊
Have an Awesome 2024🎉
Are you recomend this over the wacom cintiq 22?
i have the 22 cintiq, its trsh, pls avoid!
Huion kamvas pro 19 and 27 are on the way.
@@pOgOstylehow do you know this
@@karenkarma0they just released them in China and will be coming to the west
@@abdulmalik2388why is it trash?
Have you tried it with linux?
Hello ,We do use it on Linux Nobara 38 kde / POP os , and with open tablet driver they work great.
This is my first 4k tablet, I think it's worth it, it's very pleasant to work, I don't regret that I bought it)
After 16 inches, it's a fairy tale! 4k resolution is justified, since you are sitting very close to the tablet, drawing as on paper there is no difference.
When drawing, the whole hand is involved, not just the brush, very convenient, no discomfort.
I found out for myself that it was impossible for me to painfully draw on a small tablet, I spent much more energy going nowhere.
There are 2k tablets on sale, and xp pen are much cheaper, I think they are also great, it's good that the Chinese have learned how to do good things!
Awesome review and thanks for reminding me of the refurbished Macs!
I’m waiting for my 24” 4K Kamvas - been using a 24” 2K XP-Pen and well… 2K is NOT nice when you’re used to hi-res screens! It’s doable… but painful.
80% chatter 20% content
hi juliansamiloff3939 , Glad we go got through to you 20% of the time. You might want to check out our other videos on the Huion 24 4k they are much more technical in style and possibly more to you're liking.
( ruclips.net/video/7D1fCP6MmDk/видео.html ) sixth month review
You shouldn't draw in that position. Also the screen wobbles. Maybe you addressed these things in the video, nevertheless that's a bad review even simply because of those details. You should stop.
Or you should stop telling people what to do when you obviously didn’t even watch the video. Get a life.
Hi, bro, excuse me, in my video there is a video of Huion Kamvas Pro 27, which is the new product of Huion sold in China, if you are interested, you can have a look, thank you!
send it to me, ill review it lol
Untill these dogsht tablets have proper delay and not feel like 200 ping they wont ever be good or close to pleasure to draw on, for now the only good and actually worth and available option is ipad pro 2024 in procreate(best app for delay), adobe fresco, the closest thing other than that is samsung s9 but only in Notes aplication so its worthless. Idk how Mobile tech is better than PCs but it is and its kind of sad that nobody gives a f.k about it
You sound upset.