some additions from someone that got the kamvas 24 about one month ago: - if you dont like the donut stand for the pen, there is a hole on the back side of the kamvas where you can just put it inside - there ARE fish hooks, but those only occur if you dont use pressure sensitivity or stabilizer ( the effect is more apparent in photoshop than for example clip studio) - if you want to use it as a second monitor, be sure it is recognised as the second one or you might get connection problems while booting the thing up - be sure you have enough pace on your desk, cause it is huge. it takes about 24 x 64 cm in the almost 90° position - still havent figured out how to programm the slider to change your brush size, but it also works with a normal shortcut key I really wanted to get myself a second monitor and my small 13 inch lenovo display (cant recommend) started dying on me I just combined those things in one product, have not regretted my decision yet. let's see how it goes from here
@@borisbritva8486 as far as i could tell it only collects dust on top of the glass and in the little ridges on the edge of the monitor, cleaning it up isnt difficult though
i would say the main thing you missed in the comparison part is that xp pen uses a screen protector while huion uses etched glass. to me, since all else is more or less equal, that makes the huion the absolute, no-brainer winner. i wasn't able to hold out long enough to see reviews first so i bought the huion,and the thing is legit. i've had a blast using it over the last couple weeks and i honestly can't even see myself wanting a wacom now when the huion does absolutely everything i need it to, for less than half the price.
@@sammyjaohnson5631 the glass of the screen has a slight texture to it, which helps it have a more natural feel to draw on, like paper. the xp pen uses a film on the glass to accomplish the same thing, but the film can wear out or get bubbles underneath it.
@@sammyjaohnson5631 yes, definitely. my previous drawing monitor had a smooth glass screen, and i was able to get used to it, but the screen of this huion feels so much better to draw on. the texture gives me a lot more control over my brush strokes.
Is no one gonna notice Brad change his last name to "Cowboy" I see what you did there Brad hope you'll be reviewing Horses for now on😁✌ Ps. If I'm Late then this is super embarrassing
@@davidjohn6253 - really? If yes - "Colbow" and I suspect Brad is doing the "Cowboy" thing as he lost a bet with someone somewhere. His older videos still have the Colbow logo.
NO....etched glass lamination is not a marketing term........on the long run etched glass won't scratch.... in a month the xp pen will be covered with scratches, and the Huion screen would still be brand new. Etched glass tablets...they never scratch. If you don't want any scratches on your screen always go full etched glass. Also, etched glass is more expensive besides been more resistant it has better contrast and let colors come out almost like looking thru a glass. On the other hand cheap antiglare film, besides scratching, tends to show works colors almost like a milky white. I know this because I had both versions of Cintiq 16 and the pro version, same for my current Huion Kamvas 20 pro. It's not a gimmick.
elsevilla!, also yeah huion is absolutely the better choice for the glass alone, it took wacom ages to upgrade to actual textured glass and get rid of the parallax and they only do it in the super expensive pro line to this day... I heard the new 22 huion is even better at that though
Agreed! Definitely not a marketing term. So glad I chose the Kamvas Pro 24 over the XP-Pen's 24. The etched glass, full laminated screen is just a smarter choice for me.
ElSevilla, good to see you here! Being a fan since Deviantart first years. I have a Xp Pen 22R Pro. Been working on this tablet since december 2019 and I found a little scratch in the glass. Not a big deal but anyway still a great tablet. Before this one, I tested a screenless one from Huion (inspiroy WH1409). The only thing I found strange in that tablet was the pen tip. It moved a lot, like it have a very loose spring inside. Although it make the pen nib feel confortable in the screen, when it comes to applying details in drawings it felt a little odd, like drawing with a "rubber pencil". The Wacom and XP Pen stylus had a more steady feeling. Can you tell me if the Huion Kamvas stylus have this "moving" nib too? I never had the opportunity to test one.
You're talking about a different thing. Etching is as you said. Brad is talking about lamination i.e. display bonding, which is bonding the digitizer to the glass to eliminate cursor parallax.
In practice, it's even worse. I like Brad but he was the reason I bought the Kamvas Pro 16 and I deeply regret it. He was honest in his review but in practice the issues he pointed out were even worse than I'd imagined.
@@kiren3168 that's really unfortunate to hear. Could you explain how bad it is? I have one myself and I can't really say it is bothersome, it might be a production mistake. Except for tilt maybe, but I don't use that in my work so no clue if that's working as it should for me🤷🏼♀️
@@Popelyu You say you do not use tilt, but you will probably find that you in fact do. Tilt detection is also used for pen direction detection, the direction you tilt the pen will affect the direction the brush stroke orients to, eg. say you have a pallet knife style brush then without tilt you will need to manually change the direction the knife is facing or rotate the canvas to match. With tilt you can simply tilt the pen in the direction you want the knife to face.
huion is etched glass, xppen has a screen protector huion has a touch slider for zoom brush size xp pen has a rotary encoder/wheel for zoom brush size huion comes with more spare nibs xp pen comes with 2 pens .... yeh... pick one!
@@minwoo503 I tried the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus and the screen was gorgeous; you can see some pixellation in the text and the panels if you squint-or are extremely anal about it, lol-but as far as the content you're working on (photos or illustrations) it's practically nonexistent.
Honestly it's a hit or miss with Huion. So be careful guys. The Customer Service is horrible, if not near nonexistent. I have had a mechanical issue and they take up to 36h+ to answer you for each email and they send you pre-made answers without reading your messages. I am at the point of either suing or demanding a total reimbursement and send the fucker back to them. I am under guarantee and the mechanical error isn't my fault as I have always been careful with my GT-221 pro and tried everything before even reaching out to them. I used it for 2 weeks total and I've had it for a month. Hit or miss guys . Buy at your own risks. I am about to go on a cruisade against them to get actual customer service because I refuse to pay 700$+dollars for a black screen.
@@Userdoesnotexit What's funny is you say that like it's a good thing. It should NEVER take any company more than 24 hours to return your email/call, ever. And most people that have had problems with this company seem to have problems getting through to a real person, while Wacom has fantastic customer service. I don't know personally how XP Pen's customer service is, but judging from people's comments in general, it seems to be better than Huion's.
I absolutely love your reviews. They are so helpful and unbiased. I love the touch of comedy, it makes me smile :) Also love watching you draw. Thanks. God bless and have a great day!
As long as the drivers actually work it's already more premium than Wacom at this point. I completely gave up after the new intous pro would just have weird button sticking and that super annoying error where it doesn't recognize the tablet and says nothing is detected 🙄🙄 Bought the 16" pro Huion and there was some weird monitor assignment at first but it's been a way more pleasant experience overall.
Hi Brad!! Thank you for making another video. I got so inspired from you! Plus I am getting a xp pen deco pro soon and I will start digital art thanks to you!!
Had the Cintiq 16 for a while now and there's some stuff that Wacom just does so well but I wish there had been a mid-priced 1440p option like those when I bought it. Really a pain for most apps to not be able to mirror either of my monitors to the Wacom because of resolution mismatch and makes a mess of my desktop. That being said the "budget" options are some chonky boys still, basically the same housing and stand my Monoprice branded Parblo from 2015 had.
I will wait for new from Huion or Art pen that may come with thin or minimal bezels. Don't know why these displays have so thick bezels like last decades smartphones. Despite these displays already have thick frames all around.
I'm close to buying one of these 24" fellas. My main critique point and a thing that made me undecisive was the laminated display discussion and the screenfoil on the xp pen. Because it's the cheaper one right now, wehere i live atleast, and i couldn't even get my hands on the 24 huion pro, even if i wanted, the xp pro 24 is in my shoppingcart since some days. But yeah i was undecisive and having some fear of missing out on a better screen. Now to my point here haha: You really really calmed my nerves and made somehow sure that theres no big difference between these two. So thank you very much for this and the xp pen 24 pro review. See you around and may the algorythm be with you *thumbs up*
For those that still can't decide between this and the XP-Pen let me give you some info from someone that used them both (for a few minutes honestly) and why I decided to go with the Huion. I won't go over the specs, what I can say are the actual differences and pros of each one. The XP Pen has better connectivity (who the hell still uses VGA come on Hiuon give us some USBC action) The XP Pen has better buttons, to me, the dial feels better and the buttons feel less "cheap". The XP Pen has a better looking and better feeling stand but not by much, definitely not a deal-breaker The XP Pen to my eyes looks a bit nicer. The XP Pen comes with an extra pen, always nice. And... The Huion has a better screen, that's why I going with it. I use my keyboard for shortcuts hence I don't need the buttons or the wheel, I definitely don't care about the looks of the stand, I can accept a worse set of connections and the design is not really that important. By better screen ofc I don't mean the panel, that's the same, I mean the laminated glass vs the plastic sheet. To me, etched glass just feels better and I don't see "Being able to change the plastic protector" as a benefit, you are changing it because the plastic can't stand the test of time, UNLIKE GLASS. That's just a poor excuse in order to save money and I'm quite mad about it since if the XP Pen had etched glass it would be a no brainer but unfortunately as of right now, I'm leaning towards the Huion.
Be good to know how you find the XP-Pen as I'm currently on the fence between the Huion and XP-Pen devices. As far as I'm concerned, screen etching is the biggest differentiator.
You didn't address driver/firmware installation, with which I'm having issues on my Huion Pro 24. That'd be really useful (and basic) info. My issues have yet to be resolved, although I've only had the monitor for around 24 hours. Still, it ought to be an automatic plug-and-play, yet I'm only getting a line to paint about every 2nd or 3rd stroke. (I have an RTX 2070, so it's not likely my GPU.) The "manual" is useless on such points, even accounting for the so-awful-it's-ambiguous engrish in which it's written. So much for localization. I certainly can't call myself a satisfied Huion customer, at this point. Additionally, it seems to me that the presence of a dial vs. a slider could make an aesthetic, and potentially a functional usability, difference for interfaces with radial pop-up menus, such as with some functions in Blender. I'm also finding the location of the I/O sockets problematic. Because they're on the side of the back panel, instead of centered, they have heavier influence on how I can arrange my workspace, with the provided cables. My laptop needs to be on the right, to shorten the distance from monitor sockets to laptop sockets. However, the Windows "extend desktop across two monitors" function seems to require me to drag desktop contents off the /right/ of my laptop screen, in order to position it on my Huion screen, which is (because of socket placement) physically to the /left/ of my laptop. It's really annoying to me to drag to screen right, in order to move something to the left, in the physical world.
What is your overall opinion comparing the Cintiq 22 and the Huion 24 pro. The Huion 24 pro cost less and from the looks the specs are better, the screen is larger and its laminated. I dont know which one is the best choice to go for. The Wacom 24 pro is insanely good and out numbers both but I'm trying to decide between those too for now, The Huion 24 pro and the Wacom Centiq 22
Nothing about the difference between the etched glass screen on the HUION and the screen protector solution on the XP-PEN? Is that a slight plus for one over the other or not that big of a deal?
@@Charles_Bro-son Exactly. Most of the people that trash the XP Pen because of it's screen protector admittedly haven't even used one, so I wouldn't give their comments much weight.
@@ninja_tony But why screw around with screen protectors and risk scratches when the Huion comes with the same screen and etched glass for the same price?
Yes, it likely is. The pen tip is made of plastic, which is softer than glass, so if won't be able to scratch it. You would need something like metal or sand, which you're hopefully keeping far away from your screen. :)
thank god you're using plastic rulers now, I kinda doubt your methodology in testing guided lines whenever you use wood previously. but I suggest using a draftsman straight edge, its a bit chamfered and raised, so the guide is touching the more stable shaft of the pen instead of the wiggly changeable nibs. I tested it out myself, and it has noticeable improvement.
What a bad timing from Huion to send you this tablet that late to review. (Corona related?) The Huion Kamvas Plus 22 totally made this tablet obsolete. Now i am just waiting for a 2K Kamvas Plus 22/24" with buttons. And i will say (gladly!) farewall to Wacom forever... (I just hope they will make a smaller stylus like the Wacom Classic pen. I am not that found of those bulky pens. ^^;)
I am planning on getting the Kamvas 13 soon and maybe the 24 in the future but I wish Huron would make multi-touch versions too like Wacom does. I know it would increase the price but I use my iPad all the time and when I switch to a tablet display like this I always expect for a moment to be able to use touch especially when doing art, no matter how long I have been using the display.
One glaring difference between XP Pen and Huion this time (surprisingly) is the stand (STANDOO POWAAAAAH!!!) XP Pen stand is completely new and much much better than Huion (they used to be so similar, I'm very surprised). The feet/grip at the bottom is better, the locking mechanism is better, and it's not tipsy on lowest angle too... . . For laminated screen, yeah, now it has become a marketing term (thank you Wacom!)... Samsung Galaxy series doesn't use that term but their screen is already as better as laminated one (your cursor is exactly at you put the pen tip)... Also Wacom doesn't use laminated screen on their Cintiq 16 and 22... But several years ago when I compared it with Huion tablet that was marketed to use laminated display, Wacom display feels better than Huion one (and the parallax difference is minimal, you have to stare so hard from angled view to notice the difference). It can be different now though, since XP Pen and Huion keeps updating their products but not Wacom. . In short, just because they all use the term laminated display, don't think they are all equal. XP Pen and Huion "laminated display" is nothing like Apple's iPad Pro and Samsung's Galaxy display.
I'm looking into getting my first Pen Display. I'm really torn between Huion Kamvas Pro 24 and Wacom Cintiq 22. I'd love to have the resolution and express keys on the Huion, but other than that, I'm very uncertain of the overall quality of Huion tablets. Considering the price on 22+ display tablets, I want the tablet I buy to last me at the very least 3 years.. And so in terms of quality I prefer the Wacom, and especially the Pro Pen 2!
I wanted to make the very same comment and I found yours by searching! All the vids comparing tablets compare the same sizes, so it's really hard to find opinions when it comes to different sizes. Since you made the comment a year ago, did you come to any conclusions by now? Btw I watched a vid by Toniko Pantoja ( ruclips.net/video/W_Q_ZASET2E/видео.html 15:50 mark) and he mentioned that he uses a Wacom Cintiq 22 for 8 years now, and he's a professional animator, which means heavy duty use . . . so yeah, wacom doesn't break easily! EDIT: I just watched this vid comparing the Cintiq 22 to the XP-Pen 24 Pro which, according to Colbow, is the same as the Huion, and the XP-Pen appears to be the clear winner! ruclips.net/video/W22ACL96U_k/видео.html
@@alexander_alexis Since I've had a Wacom product before, I knew their products are high quality and reliable, so I went with the Cintiq, and I'm very happy with it! Good luck, and I hope you're satisfied with whichever product you end up with :)
First off, Thanks for the Excellent Reviews, Brad! Just saw the Huion price is down to $809 - but I do like the USB C graphic port, my laptop has one... So I would be more flexible on where to draw and not being locked to my workstation... hmm... decisions, decisions...
Maybe I'm misremembering, but didn't you say the XP-Pen display can handle 80% of RGB color space, and the Huion 120% of RGB color space? That sounds like a pretty enormous difference in color quality!
Why are no reviewers talking about the precision of the cursor vs the tip of the pen, but only about parallax, parallax is the least problem, it's the precision that matters.
I was interested in buying this display tablet mainly for the size and the 2k screen resolution however it doesn't support type C connection. The Huion 22 Plus offers a type C connection and is slimmer but the resolution seems noticeably low for a 22in screen. All XP-Pen display tablets seem to have a bunch of buyer reviews mentioning how bad the drivers are even on their newer models. I might buy this since its on sale but I have a feeling I will end up having to return it for some small reason.
Awesome! I was hoping specifically for a comparison between this and xp pen. I have a huion gt156v2, and the scroll bar has basically stopped working which sucks. I also HATE the parallax, due to how I change how I hold the pen, even with calibration, I can be off a 1/3 inch near the edges. Lamination and tilt pens would have the sensors closer. A replacement may be in order and your videos are a big help. Thank you!
I have the same display and find the same thing, when using the pen in the same direction as calibrated it's fine, but when holding the pen in other directions, it's not very precise. It's also strange to me that almost all reviewers never talk about the precision of the cursor vs the tip, but only about parallax, parallax is the least problem, it's the precision that matters.
@@kimcelinder7085 I thought those two would be connected; the distance between the pen and display, vs the distance between the tip and cursor. The way the cursor shifts when I tilt the pen makes me think the sensor is higher up, so if it's designed to take tilt into consideration, I would think the tip to cursor accuracy would increase too wouldn't it? I hope to figure that out before I get another tablet, since I hold the pen differently on sketch work vs detail work vs casually, and that discrepancy is frustrating!
I'm just here wondering why none of these Wacom alternatives don't have a eraser on the back of their pens. I have 32" Wacom and was just curious what these alternatives offer. The only thing I miss on Wacom in the side buttons.
Hi! I'm looking into getting a pen display and I'm torn between this or the 22 plus. I love the colors on the 22 plus but I want the highest resolution possible also. Which one would you say is better for professional illustration? Thank you!
So this has a laminated display but the xp pen 24 doesn’t. In that review you said that it didn’t and that it would cost way more. So is this one actually laminated? Please clarify.
I was about to click "Proceed to Checkout" when I realized, "Wait! I'm already using two monitors and need them for work!" Can I add this as a 3rd monitor (I'm an instructor and use one monitor for Zoom and the other for my material that is pulled up , Microsoft Whiteboard and possibly PDF Annotator?
Him Brad... so I have this unit... I really like it... New to digital drawing... I am a techie, and a digital photographer estorer, at 55, BUT not trained in the technology or Pen Displays. Love your videos, and reviews... and you are nice on the eyes (cute) to watch, BUT... LOL How do you get those sliders configured? I found in GIMP that you have to change or add... buttons in the GIMP software. Are there other ways? Some software better than others? Tutorials for some of use that you know of? A tips video you have or can make? Any help appreciated, Joey
Hello everyone. Can anyone who have used Huion's display tablets give me any advice? Im currently thinking of buying either the Huion Kamvas pro 16 or Wacom Cintiq 16. At first I gravitated towards the Huion Kamvas for the lower price and better specs, but after doing some reading and seeing some videos about Huion brands, I'm really scared as Huion's stuff seem to break down pretty fast for many folks (screens malfunctioning, driver issues, cable breaking etc). People are saying that its a gamble with Huion brands and I really want my first display tablet to atleast last me for some time. At the moment I'm thinking of spending the extra $250 and get the wacom cintiq 16, eventhough I really prefer saving that $250 though .. So I wanna know, is there anyone that has had Huion display tablets that has did them good and lasted for a long time? (~6months)
Get the Wacom dude. I got the kamvas pro 16 and it's trash. I'm incredibly sad. It will be years until I can buy a new tablet. DON'T CHOOSE HUION. You can actually see how the pressure curve is horrible in this video. The calibration is bad. Tilt causes horrible offset and the pen feels cheap and jumpy. There's a little bit of jitter. Just spend the extra money trust me. A better pen > Prettier Screen
@@mallorydurrick I see. Thanks! I guess I'm going to save some more money and get the Cintiq around September unless anyone else could convince me otherwise. I've been using Huion's desk tablet, it has been great but there were times when the cable didn't work properly and the driver couldn't recognize the device probably due to the faulty cable. It worked fine again after messing around abit with the wire but it did made me feel a little bit more scared towards Huion products since the reviews I read online about faulty wires did happen to me too so chances are the other problems might also happen too.
hls happy time help. I have the XP Pen Innovator 16 and it’s new but I’m struggling because I like procreate. I want to learn photoshop for illustration but it’s hard for me. I spent 450. USD on sale when it launched. Contemplating selling it. I hope you make the right decision. Some things are really worth waiting for.
It is indeed a gamble, i am Lucky enough to get a good unit after return it once. Most of my friend are not so Lucky after a lot of trade they always had a problem with it either The cable, pen, driver issue or The screen issue. It is wiser to to get The wacom for safe bet
Hi, good morning, how are you? I ended up purchasing this model recently. I loved everything about it, but I have a problem with the colors. On the screen you can notice small vertical scratches, as if the color was missing from those scratches, do you know when the printer ink comes out with a missing color and there are those streaks? the screen looks like this. I tried to manually correct the colors, they decrease a lot, but it ends up pulling too much towards yellow. the scratches are apparently blue, as if there was a lack of color there. Did you have a problem like this, or if you already had to correct the colors, how was the configuration you used?
wish ya did the 20. honestly anything past tht is prob overkill and i can picture more people wanting that one if there transitioning but dont wanna spend much. especially since thats the whole point of getting a wacom alt like huion
There are plenty of animation tutorials on youtube. I recommend the 12 Principles of Animation. If you have money, I HIGHLY recommend the Animator’s Survival Kit. It is a book that teaches pretty much all the fundamentals and then some. I will comment again after finding some more videos, be right back!
I also found a video called How to make Smooth Animations. The thumbnail is a tv head looking creature, and in the video he animates a swordsman. For software, I recommend krita because it is free. For a more complicated program, i recommend Opentoonz (also free).
@@noh8522 also i know the 12 principles. I can name a few. Obviously squash and stretch. Exaggeration. Overlap.slow in and slow out and there are many more
I DO STUF F I see. In my experience though, you can watch as many tutorials as you’d like, but nothing really beats good old practice, Now I’m not saying you don’t practice, but patience is key. There are no shortcuts to learning art and animation.
Does the Kamvas Pro 24 have any screen protector/film like the Artist 24 Pro? Marc Brunet pointed out in his review and the lack of screen lamination is likely why, but don't know if it's the same case for Huion
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some additions from someone that got the kamvas 24 about one month ago:
- if you dont like the donut stand for the pen, there is a hole on the back side of the kamvas where you can just put it inside
- there ARE fish hooks, but those only occur if you dont use pressure sensitivity or stabilizer ( the effect is more apparent in photoshop than for example clip studio)
- if you want to use it as a second monitor, be sure it is recognised as the second one or you might get connection problems while booting the thing up
- be sure you have enough pace on your desk, cause it is huge. it takes about 24 x 64 cm in the almost 90° position
- still havent figured out how to programm the slider to change your brush size, but it also works with a normal shortcut key
I really wanted to get myself a second monitor and my small 13 inch lenovo display (cant recommend) started dying on me I just combined those things in one product, have not regretted my decision yet. let's see how it goes from here
other test show no fish hooks
Does it collect dust under the glass?
@@borisbritva8486 as far as i could tell it only collects dust on top of the glass and in the little ridges on the edge of the monitor, cleaning it up isnt difficult though
i would say the main thing you missed in the comparison part is that xp pen uses a screen protector while huion uses etched glass. to me, since all else is more or less equal, that makes the huion the absolute, no-brainer winner. i wasn't able to hold out long enough to see reviews first so i bought the huion,and the thing is legit. i've had a blast using it over the last couple weeks and i honestly can't even see myself wanting a wacom now when the huion does absolutely everything i need it to, for less than half the price.
What is etch glass?
@@sammyjaohnson5631 the glass of the screen has a slight texture to it, which helps it have a more natural feel to draw on, like paper. the xp pen uses a film on the glass to accomplish the same thing, but the film can wear out or get bubbles underneath it.
@@aperson9847 oh alright is it better then a smooth screen?
@@sammyjaohnson5631 yes, definitely. my previous drawing monitor had a smooth glass screen, and i was able to get used to it, but the screen of this huion feels so much better to draw on. the texture gives me a lot more control over my brush strokes.
@@aperson9847 alright cool im trying buy a huion kamvas 22 pro soon and i hurd it has a etch screen so itll be a good choice 👍
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Is no one gonna notice Brad change his last name to "Cowboy"
I see what you did there Brad hope you'll be reviewing Horses for now on😁✌
Ps. If I'm Late then this is super embarrassing
Sorta late, but that horse joke made up for it
What was the former name?
@@davidjohn6253 "Colbow" iirc
@@davidjohn6253 - really?
If yes - "Colbow" and I suspect Brad is doing the "Cowboy" thing as he lost a bet with someone somewhere. His older videos still have the Colbow logo.
Whoa!
NO....etched glass lamination is not a marketing term........on the long run etched glass won't scratch.... in a month the xp pen will be covered with scratches, and the Huion screen would still be brand new. Etched glass tablets...they never scratch. If you don't want any scratches on your screen always go full etched glass.
Also, etched glass is more expensive besides been more resistant it has better contrast and let colors come out almost like looking thru a glass. On the other hand cheap antiglare film, besides scratching, tends to show works colors almost like a milky white. I know this because I had both versions of Cintiq 16 and the pro version, same for my current Huion Kamvas 20 pro. It's not a gimmick.
elsevilla!, also yeah huion is absolutely the better choice for the glass alone, it took wacom ages to upgrade to actual textured glass and get rid of the parallax and they only do it in the super expensive pro line to this day... I heard the new 22 huion is even better at that though
@@ragecandy yeah. I was so dumb to buy a filter cover for my etched glass cintiq, took me a year to notice this. Huion etched glass is solid.
Agreed! Definitely not a marketing term. So glad I chose the Kamvas Pro 24 over the XP-Pen's 24. The etched glass, full laminated screen is just a smarter choice for me.
ElSevilla, good to see you here! Being a fan since Deviantart first years. I have a Xp Pen 22R Pro. Been working on this tablet since december 2019 and I found a little scratch in the glass. Not a big deal but anyway still a great tablet. Before this one, I tested a screenless one from Huion (inspiroy WH1409). The only thing I found strange in that tablet was the pen tip. It moved a lot, like it have a very loose spring inside. Although it make the pen nib feel confortable in the screen, when it comes to applying details in drawings it felt a little odd, like drawing with a "rubber pencil". The Wacom and XP Pen stylus had a more steady feeling. Can you tell me if the Huion Kamvas stylus have this "moving" nib too? I never had the opportunity to test one.
You're talking about a different thing. Etching is as you said. Brad is talking about lamination i.e. display bonding, which is bonding the digitizer to the glass to eliminate cursor parallax.
I just bought one. The resolution is everything.
Would you recommend it?
@@jeremiahdemiurgos1505 Yes, if you have the desk space.
That tilt and instability alone would drive me nuts. Thanks for another great video Brad.
In practice, it's even worse. I like Brad but he was the reason I bought the Kamvas Pro 16 and I deeply regret it. He was honest in his review but in practice the issues he pointed out were even worse than I'd imagined.
Das Sir I’m sorry that’s been your experience. I would be very upset too.
Such a shame to hear that. If I may ask, what were said issues?
@@kiren3168 that's really unfortunate to hear. Could you explain how bad it is? I have one myself and I can't really say it is bothersome, it might be a production mistake. Except for tilt maybe, but I don't use that in my work so no clue if that's working as it should for me🤷🏼♀️
@@Popelyu You say you do not use tilt, but you will probably find that you in fact do. Tilt detection is also used for pen direction detection, the direction you tilt the pen will affect the direction the brush stroke orients to, eg. say you have a pallet knife style brush then without tilt you will need to manually change the direction the knife is facing or rotate the canvas to match. With tilt you can simply tilt the pen in the direction you want the knife to face.
huion is etched glass, xppen has a screen protector
huion has a touch slider for zoom brush size
xp pen has a rotary encoder/wheel for zoom brush size
huion comes with more spare nibs
xp pen comes with 2 pens
.... yeh... pick one!
@Silver4x Actually they have the same - XP-pens has 90% AdobeRGB which is 120% sRGB.
“The medium side of the scale”-aka, “the middle”
The Kamvas 22 Plus is like amazing can you please tell me if you're gonna be reviewing it. Please
Thanks
Not gonna lie, 1920 × 1080 on my Huion 19 inch screen is really pixelated already. Imagine just stretching that onto a 22-inch. *brows sweating*
@@minwoo503 Imagine having a 27 inch 1080p monitor. Pixilation hell here we come.
@@minwoo503 I tried the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus and the screen was gorgeous; you can see some pixellation in the text and the panels if you squint-or are extremely anal about it, lol-but as far as the content you're working on (photos or illustrations) it's practically nonexistent.
Honestly it's a hit or miss with Huion. So be careful guys. The Customer Service is horrible, if not near nonexistent. I have had a mechanical issue and they take up to 36h+ to answer you for each email and they send you pre-made answers without reading your messages. I am at the point of either suing or demanding a total reimbursement and send the fucker back to them. I am under guarantee and the mechanical error isn't my fault as I have always been careful with my GT-221 pro and tried everything before even reaching out to them. I used it for 2 weeks total and I've had it for a month. Hit or miss guys . Buy at your own risks. I am about to go on a cruisade against them to get actual customer service because I refuse to pay 700$+dollars for a black screen.
they got back to me within 5 days
@@Userdoesnotexit What's funny is you say that like it's a good thing. It should NEVER take any company more than 24 hours to return your email/call, ever. And most people that have had problems with this company seem to have problems getting through to a real person, while Wacom has fantastic customer service. I don't know personally how XP Pen's customer service is, but judging from people's comments in general, it seems to be better than Huion's.
Ninja Tony pls allow 3-5 business days for a response back lol
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He said ye haw... I am so disappointed 😢
I see the ads just for the glove dance...jeje greetings from Mexico.
Review the Huion Kamvas 22 plus next please
He already did.
Chuleta no he hasn’t I’m talking about huion Kamvas 22 plus it’s even newer then the huion Kamvas 24
Way to go with the production, looks good. 👍
Your reviews wouldn’t be the same without the glove dance!
I absolutely love your reviews. They are so helpful and unbiased. I love the touch of comedy, it makes me smile :) Also love watching you draw. Thanks. God bless and have a great day!
here for the glove dance stayed for the review. great review as always. I bought my xp pen 12 last year and i love it
As long as the drivers actually work it's already more premium than Wacom at this point. I completely gave up after the new intous pro would just have weird button sticking and that super annoying error where it doesn't recognize the tablet and says nothing is detected 🙄🙄 Bought the 16" pro Huion and there was some weird monitor assignment at first but it's been a way more pleasant experience overall.
Just the video I was waiting for. Going with the xp pen version. Thank you so much.
Finallyyy I have been waiting for this review from you Brad!!!
Glove dance was the best! Can we get a 1 hour glove dance special?!
Hi Brad!! Thank you for making another video. I got so inspired from you! Plus I am getting a xp pen deco pro soon and I will start digital art thanks to you!!
Great video Brad, like always ^^. Are you going to review their newest model too, the Kamvas 22 Plus?
Had the Cintiq 16 for a while now and there's some stuff that Wacom just does so well but I wish there had been a mid-priced 1440p option like those when I bought it. Really a pain for most apps to not be able to mirror either of my monitors to the Wacom because of resolution mismatch and makes a mess of my desktop. That being said the "budget" options are some chonky boys still, basically the same housing and stand my Monoprice branded Parblo from 2015 had.
I will wait for new from Huion or Art pen that may come with thin or minimal bezels. Don't know why these displays have so thick bezels like last decades smartphones. Despite these displays already have thick frames all around.
I'm close to buying one of these 24" fellas. My main critique point and a thing that made me undecisive was the laminated display discussion and the screenfoil on the xp pen. Because it's the cheaper one right now, wehere i live atleast, and i couldn't even get my hands on the 24 huion pro, even if i wanted, the xp pro 24 is in my shoppingcart since some days. But yeah i was undecisive and having some fear of missing out on a better screen.
Now to my point here haha:
You really really calmed my nerves and made somehow sure that theres no big difference between these two. So thank you very much for this and the xp pen 24 pro review.
See you around and may the algorythm be with you *thumbs up*
For those that still can't decide between this and the XP-Pen let me give you some info from someone that used them both (for a few minutes honestly) and why I decided to go with the Huion.
I won't go over the specs, what I can say are the actual differences and pros of each one.
The XP Pen has better connectivity (who the hell still uses VGA come on Hiuon give us some USBC action)
The XP Pen has better buttons, to me, the dial feels better and the buttons feel less "cheap".
The XP Pen has a better looking and better feeling stand but not by much, definitely not a deal-breaker
The XP Pen to my eyes looks a bit nicer.
The XP Pen comes with an extra pen, always nice.
And...
The Huion has a better screen, that's why I going with it.
I use my keyboard for shortcuts hence I don't need the buttons or the wheel, I definitely don't care about the looks of the stand, I can accept a worse set of connections and the design is not really that important.
By better screen ofc I don't mean the panel, that's the same, I mean the laminated glass vs the plastic sheet.
To me, etched glass just feels better and I don't see "Being able to change the plastic protector" as a benefit, you are changing it because the plastic can't stand the test of time, UNLIKE GLASS. That's just a poor excuse in order to save money and I'm quite mad about it since if the XP Pen had etched glass it would be a no brainer but unfortunately as of right now, I'm leaning towards the Huion.
I've been waaaaiting for this review for what feels like ages... Went ahead and ordered the XP Pen in the meantime. Hope I made the right choice!
Be good to know how you find the XP-Pen as I'm currently on the fence between the Huion and XP-Pen devices. As far as I'm concerned, screen etching is the biggest differentiator.
huion kamvas pro 24 or xp pen 24 pro guys?
You didn't address driver/firmware installation, with which I'm having issues on my Huion Pro 24. That'd be really useful (and basic) info. My issues have yet to be resolved, although I've only had the monitor for around 24 hours. Still, it ought to be an automatic plug-and-play, yet I'm only getting a line to paint about every 2nd or 3rd stroke. (I have an RTX 2070, so it's not likely my GPU.) The "manual" is useless on such points, even accounting for the so-awful-it's-ambiguous engrish in which it's written. So much for localization. I certainly can't call myself a satisfied Huion customer, at this point.
Additionally, it seems to me that the presence of a dial vs. a slider could make an aesthetic, and potentially a functional usability, difference for interfaces with radial pop-up menus, such as with some functions in Blender.
I'm also finding the location of the I/O sockets problematic. Because they're on the side of the back panel, instead of centered, they have heavier influence on how I can arrange my workspace, with the provided cables. My laptop needs to be on the right, to shorten the distance from monitor sockets to laptop sockets.
However, the Windows "extend desktop across two monitors" function seems to require me to drag desktop contents off the /right/ of my laptop screen, in order to position it on my Huion screen, which is (because of socket placement) physically to the /left/ of my laptop. It's really annoying to me to drag to screen right, in order to move something to the left, in the physical world.
extremely helpful review thank you. I appreciate the head to head segment a lot
I'm liking this video entirely because of the glove dance. 🤣
Any Monday that includes a glove dance is a good Monday
Hey can you review the new huion kamvas 22plus next!!
What is your overall opinion comparing the Cintiq 22 and the Huion 24 pro. The Huion 24 pro cost less and from the looks the specs are better, the screen is larger and its laminated. I dont know which one is the best choice to go for. The Wacom 24 pro is insanely good and out numbers both but I'm trying to decide between those too for now, The Huion 24 pro and the Wacom Centiq 22
Nothing about the difference between the etched glass screen on the HUION and the screen protector solution on the XP-PEN? Is that a slight plus for one over the other or not that big of a deal?
It's a big deal because that screen protector is going to be nothing but scratches in a couple of months
@@TheRMUPs However, a screen protector could be replaced fairly effortless, unlike the glass screen itself. Right?
@@Charles_Bro-son Exactly. Most of the people that trash the XP Pen because of it's screen protector admittedly haven't even used one, so I wouldn't give their comments much weight.
@@ninja_tony But why screw around with screen protectors and risk scratches when the Huion comes with the same screen and etched glass for the same price?
Just bought this tablet. I’m hoping that this is a worthwhile investment 😅
wow, i love your funny reviews
I only use the iPad but I love watching your reviews
Hahaha that 2020 glove dance!
Damn, nice new shooting setup you got there!
Brad what do you like more iPad Pro 2018 with Apple Pencil or this if you could only use one
Noah iPad Pro and Apple Pencil.
That’s what I was leaning towards
iPad Pro is way better
You should review the kamvas 22 and kamvas 22 plus when you get around to it!
But what about the "Edge glass" Isn't that a big deal? Like, for longevity?
Yes, it likely is. The pen tip is made of plastic, which is softer than glass, so if won't be able to scratch it. You would need something like metal or sand, which you're hopefully keeping far away from your screen. :)
You know by any chance, if the IPad Pro had the same anti scratch etched glass? Because I always read that without a screen protector, it scratches:(
Well... I guess "budget" is subjective, but I don't know if I would call Huion cheap anymore. Do we need a middle tier category? :oP
Ah at last!
The review to set it all straight, maybe. Hopefully.
Love your reviews!
Good review, Brad. Nice house art, too!
thank god you're using plastic rulers now, I kinda doubt your methodology in testing guided lines whenever you use wood previously. but I suggest using a draftsman straight edge, its a bit chamfered and raised, so the guide is touching the more stable shaft of the pen instead of the wiggly changeable nibs. I tested it out myself, and it has noticeable improvement.
Came for the review
Stayed for the glove dance
Lol my favourite youtuber reviewing my favourite display tablet
Already own one (beautiful pen display btw!), but heck, I always enjoy Brad's videos 😁✌️
What a bad timing from Huion to send you this tablet that late to review. (Corona related?)
The Huion Kamvas Plus 22 totally made this tablet obsolete. Now i am just waiting for a 2K Kamvas Plus 22/24" with buttons. And i will say (gladly!) farewall to Wacom forever...
(I just hope they will make a smaller stylus like the Wacom Classic pen. I am not that found of those bulky pens. ^^;)
Me too.. ill upgrade my current Kamvas 22 (2018), as soon as they do that .. love these pen displays.
I am planning on getting the Kamvas 13 soon and maybe the 24 in the future but I wish Huron would make multi-touch versions too like Wacom does. I know it would increase the price but I use my iPad all the time and when I switch to a tablet display like this I always expect for a moment to be able to use touch especially when doing art, no matter how long I have been using the display.
One glaring difference between XP Pen and Huion this time (surprisingly) is the stand (STANDOO POWAAAAAH!!!)
XP Pen stand is completely new and much much better than Huion (they used to be so similar, I'm very surprised). The feet/grip at the bottom is better, the locking mechanism is better, and it's not tipsy on lowest angle too...
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For laminated screen, yeah, now it has become a marketing term (thank you Wacom!)... Samsung Galaxy series doesn't use that term but their screen is already as better as laminated one (your cursor is exactly at you put the pen tip)... Also Wacom doesn't use laminated screen on their Cintiq 16 and 22... But several years ago when I compared it with Huion tablet that was marketed to use laminated display, Wacom display feels better than Huion one (and the parallax difference is minimal, you have to stare so hard from angled view to notice the difference). It can be different now though, since XP Pen and Huion keeps updating their products but not Wacom.
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In short, just because they all use the term laminated display, don't think they are all equal. XP Pen and Huion "laminated display" is nothing like Apple's iPad Pro and Samsung's Galaxy display.
All I want is a 1440p 16" display with express keys. Like the XP-Pen 15.6 Pro just with 1440p resolution, for under €500.
That won’t be available for decades and may never come to pass at all.
@@apricotmadness4850 For under 500, you mean. Because I'm pretty sure it won't take that long for them to release such a monitor.
I'm looking into getting my first Pen Display. I'm really torn between Huion Kamvas Pro 24 and Wacom Cintiq 22.
I'd love to have the resolution and express keys on the Huion, but other than that, I'm very uncertain of the overall quality of Huion tablets. Considering the price on 22+ display tablets, I want the tablet I buy to last me at the very least 3 years.. And so in terms of quality I prefer the Wacom, and especially the Pro Pen 2!
I wanted to make the very same comment and I found yours by searching! All the vids comparing tablets compare the same sizes, so it's really hard to find opinions when it comes to different sizes.
Since you made the comment a year ago, did you come to any conclusions by now?
Btw I watched a vid by Toniko Pantoja ( ruclips.net/video/W_Q_ZASET2E/видео.html 15:50 mark) and he mentioned that he uses a Wacom Cintiq 22 for 8 years now, and he's a professional animator, which means heavy duty use . . . so yeah, wacom doesn't break easily!
EDIT: I just watched this vid comparing the Cintiq 22 to the XP-Pen 24 Pro which, according to Colbow, is the same as the Huion, and the XP-Pen appears to be the clear winner! ruclips.net/video/W22ACL96U_k/видео.html
@@alexander_alexis Since I've had a Wacom product before, I knew their products are high quality and reliable, so I went with the Cintiq, and I'm very happy with it!
Good luck, and I hope you're satisfied with whichever product you end up with :)
First off, Thanks for the Excellent Reviews, Brad! Just saw the Huion price is down to $809 - but I do like the USB C graphic port, my laptop has one... So I would be more flexible on where to draw and not being locked to my workstation... hmm... decisions, decisions...
Brad I want to be a digital artist and I found a iPad app that turns your iPad into a drawing tablet it’s called EasyCanvas but should I use it
This is amazing. I want this tablet.
Maybe I'm misremembering, but didn't you say the XP-Pen display can handle 80% of RGB color space, and the Huion 120% of RGB color space? That sounds like a pretty enormous difference in color quality!
Brad, can you do a Gaomon pd1161 review? I want to buy one and you are kinda the only reviewer i trust 😂😂
Why are no reviewers talking about the precision of the cursor vs the tip of the pen, but only about parallax, parallax is the least problem, it's the precision that matters.
I was interested in buying this display tablet mainly for the size and the 2k screen resolution however it doesn't support type C connection. The Huion 22 Plus offers a type C connection and is slimmer but the resolution seems noticeably low for a 22in screen. All XP-Pen display tablets seem to have a bunch of buyer reviews mentioning how bad the drivers are even on their newer models. I might buy this since its on sale but I have a feeling I will end up having to return it for some small reason.
Awesome! I was hoping specifically for a comparison between this and xp pen. I have a huion gt156v2, and the scroll bar has basically stopped working which sucks. I also HATE the parallax, due to how I change how I hold the pen, even with calibration, I can be off a 1/3 inch near the edges. Lamination and tilt pens would have the sensors closer. A replacement may be in order and your videos are a big help.
Thank you!
I have the same display and find the same thing, when using the pen in the same direction as calibrated it's fine, but when holding the pen in other directions, it's not very precise. It's also strange to me that almost all reviewers never talk about the precision of the cursor vs the tip, but only about parallax, parallax is the least problem, it's the precision that matters.
@@kimcelinder7085 I thought those two would be connected; the distance between the pen and display, vs the distance between the tip and cursor. The way the cursor shifts when I tilt the pen makes me think the sensor is higher up, so if it's designed to take tilt into consideration, I would think the tip to cursor accuracy would increase too wouldn't it? I hope to figure that out before I get another tablet, since I hold the pen differently on sketch work vs detail work vs casually, and that discrepancy is frustrating!
12463trf maybe it is because of the lack of rotation that the Wacom has?
Yeah I understand. I have a Huion 16 and the tilt offset drives me nuts. Enough for me to just save up for a wacom now
I'm just here wondering why none of these Wacom alternatives don't have a eraser on the back of their pens. I have 32" Wacom and was just curious what these alternatives offer. The only thing I miss on Wacom in the side buttons.
They are not allowed to have it. Wacom owns the patent.
Teoh said The screen on Kamvas 22 plus is a lot better than this one, i wonder if you would feel The same. Hope you can review that one too.
Hi! I'm looking into getting a pen display and I'm torn between this or the 22 plus. I love the colors on the 22 plus but I want the highest resolution possible also. Which one would you say is better for professional illustration? Thank you!
Same here! Brad, if you have a chance, could you share your opinion on this? Thx! (PS: Brad, I LOVE your content!!)
i hAve been waiting for this
starting a summerjob this year, im manifesting so hard tht ill be able to afford this thing
will you do XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro vs XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro SMACKDOWN?!
Hi Brad: According to your experience (8:55) ... What characteristics does huion need to achieve 100% wacom?
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Brad Cowboy: making everyone's quarantine a million times better
Love your reviews
So this has a laminated display but the xp pen 24 doesn’t. In that review you said that it didn’t and that it would cost way more. So is this one actually laminated? Please clarify.
the title says 24 inches, but you are saying 22 inches, which one is right? you were reviewing 22 or 24 ?
Please make a drawing comparison between the s7 tablet and the iPad pro
I was about to click "Proceed to Checkout" when I realized, "Wait! I'm already using two monitors and need them for work!" Can I add this as a 3rd monitor (I'm an instructor and use one monitor for Zoom and the other for my material that is pulled up , Microsoft Whiteboard and possibly PDF Annotator?
Where is the review for samsung galaxy s7 & s7+
Thumbs up for the ending rhyming.
Nice video.
When you review XP PEN innovator 16??
Is it 24 or 22? You said 22 at the end of the video. 😊
Excellent! Did you have the opportunity to compare it with the Wacom Cintiq pro 24?
Brad, we're waiting for your review of the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus and the Android version of Clip Studio Paint!!!
Him Brad... so I have this unit... I really like it... New to digital drawing... I am a techie, and a digital photographer
estorer, at 55, BUT not trained in the technology or Pen Displays. Love your videos, and reviews... and you are nice on the eyes (cute) to watch, BUT... LOL How do you get those sliders configured? I found in GIMP that you have to change or add... buttons in the GIMP software. Are there other ways? Some software better than others? Tutorials for some of use that you know of? A tips video you have or can make? Any help appreciated, Joey
Hello everyone. Can anyone who have used Huion's display tablets give me any advice? Im currently thinking of buying either the Huion Kamvas pro 16 or Wacom Cintiq 16. At first I gravitated towards the Huion Kamvas for the lower price and better specs, but after doing some reading and seeing some videos about Huion brands, I'm really scared as Huion's stuff seem to break down pretty fast for many folks (screens malfunctioning, driver issues, cable breaking etc). People are saying that its a gamble with Huion brands and I really want my first display tablet to atleast last me for some time.
At the moment I'm thinking of spending the extra $250 and get the wacom cintiq 16, eventhough I really prefer saving that $250 though .. So I wanna know, is there anyone that has had Huion display tablets that has did them good and lasted for a long time? (~6months)
hls I can’t speak for them personally but every artist I follow on Adobe’s Behance speak for the Wacom Cintiq 16. Spend the money and don’t look back.
Get the Wacom dude. I got the kamvas pro 16 and it's trash. I'm incredibly sad. It will be years until I can buy a new tablet. DON'T CHOOSE HUION. You can actually see how the pressure curve is horrible in this video. The calibration is bad. Tilt causes horrible offset and the pen feels cheap and jumpy. There's a little bit of jitter. Just spend the extra money trust me. A better pen > Prettier Screen
@@mallorydurrick I see. Thanks! I guess I'm going to save some more money and get the Cintiq around September unless anyone else could convince me otherwise.
I've been using Huion's desk tablet, it has been great but there were times when the cable didn't work properly and the driver couldn't recognize the device probably due to the faulty cable. It worked fine again after messing around abit with the wire but it did made me feel a little bit more scared towards Huion products since the reviews I read online about faulty wires did happen to me too so chances are the other problems might also happen too.
hls happy time help. I have the XP Pen Innovator 16 and it’s new but I’m struggling because I like procreate. I want to learn photoshop for illustration but it’s hard for me. I spent 450. USD on sale when it launched. Contemplating selling it. I hope you make the right decision. Some things are really worth waiting for.
It is indeed a gamble, i am Lucky enough to get a good unit after return it once. Most of my friend are not so Lucky after a lot of trade they always had a problem with it either The cable, pen, driver issue or The screen issue. It is wiser to to get The wacom for safe bet
Hi, good morning, how are you? I ended up purchasing this model recently. I loved everything about it, but I have a problem with the colors. On the screen you can notice small vertical scratches, as if the color was missing from those scratches, do you know when the printer ink comes out with a missing color and there are those streaks? the screen looks like this. I tried to manually correct the colors, they decrease a lot, but it ends up pulling too much towards yellow. the scratches are apparently blue, as if there was a lack of color there. Did you have a problem like this, or if you already had to correct the colors, how was the configuration you used?
Braaad can u plz show a review of autodesk sketchbook on the iPad
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I wish they’d make this without the hot keys so it could have a smaller footprint. Even better if they did it in the 22” size.
samsung tab s7 plus please, And pld.focus on the Clip studio thatbis pre installed in it
yess
wish ya did the 20. honestly anything past tht is prob overkill and i can picture more people wanting that one if there transitioning but dont wanna spend much. especially since thats the whole point of getting a wacom alt like huion
Can you make a video on animation for beginners.
There are plenty of animation tutorials on youtube. I recommend the 12 Principles of Animation. If you have money, I HIGHLY recommend the Animator’s Survival Kit. It is a book that teaches pretty much all the fundamentals and then some. I will comment again after finding some more videos, be right back!
I also found a video called How to make Smooth Animations. The thumbnail is a tv head looking creature, and in the video he animates a swordsman. For software, I recommend krita because it is free. For a more complicated program, i recommend Opentoonz (also free).
@@noh8522 ik but those haven't really helped. I feel like brad can do a better job.
@@noh8522 also i know the 12 principles. I can name a few. Obviously squash and stretch. Exaggeration. Overlap.slow in and slow out and there are many more
I DO STUF F I see. In my experience though, you can watch as many tutorials as you’d like, but nothing really beats good old practice, Now I’m not saying you don’t practice, but patience is key. There are no shortcuts to learning art and animation.
What is the pixel density of the display squares visible or not? 4k resolution?
2K
Is it possible to bring it out in a bag? I'm afraid it
is too big to bring outside of my office
came for the dance 🧤🕺
Hello Brad, how can I get one of these bad boys down in Uganda at the lowest shipping costs...thanks
Brad, have you got the new Huion Kamvas 22 Plus. No buttons and new edge glass, looks like the cintiq. Need a review from you. uhuk
Does the Kamvas Pro 24 have any screen protector/film like the Artist 24 Pro? Marc Brunet pointed out in his review and the lack of screen lamination is likely why, but don't know if it's the same case for Huion
What program are you using to draw? Just getting into this stuff! Ordered one of these.