Romi Romi There is 1 x 5 star review, 1 x 4 star, a 1 star received broken and a 2 star pen is terrible and you only pay attention to one review (although your alleged 2.5 star review doesn’t exist) and disregard @Teoh. What kind of idiot are you?
Thank you so much for your reviews. I ordered the last 24pro in North America just the other day. It's for my son and I think he will love it. He's never used anything like this, so I know he won't have any high-end displays to compare it to. I really appreciate the time you take to make these.
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For the price, the Kamvas 22+ seems like the better choice IMO, better color, better display, brighter, and almost half the price. HUION give us the the next iteration of the 24 pro with the 22+ features and you have an unbeatable product!
@@CrowsTales thats what i have.. its a nice monitor and the pen is extremely nice ... changing monitors for the pen output is tedious without functionkeys though.. but thats just a minor problem .
Thank god you have a video for this, it doesn't seem anyone else really understands tech and art equally as you do, they usually lean one way or the other.
That's the reason I'm not trusting too much Huion to buy their products... I have the feeling that 2 months later they're gonna release a better one at the same price or so!
xFightdemonx I quit using drawing displays a while ago just because i hated the overall sceen quality when compared to my main monitors unless you dropped 2k+ so I’m stoked to get back into using this until a higher res version comes out. Hell for 500 bucks use it a year, sell it for 300ish and upgrade to the next. Really wouldn’t be that bad
Concerning the lower resolution and pallet space, this is a Mac hack I use. With MacOS, you can mirror specific displays to another by using the Option key and dragging a display on top of the display to mirror in the Arrangement window of the Displays settings (just turning on Mirror mirrors all of the displays together), so I have three displays - one QHD, one FHD, and a Huion Kamvas 13, which I have mirroring the QHD (for reasons other than this specific trick). I set the Kamvas 13 to mirror the QHD's resolution, so, yes, the icons are smaller, but I have the same 2560 x 1440 space on this as I do on the QHD display. And the pen still works across the entire surface to all four corners. Hope this helps solve a problem for someone.
The glass has to be thicker for the larger surface area. This is true even for the cintiq. Even on those, the thinner glass bends and you see discoloration if you press firmly in the screen.
finally a logical explanation for the thicker glass. Thank you! I did notice that on the Cintiq Pro 24, the parallax is very similar the Huion Pro 24. You can see this in Brad Colbow's review of the Cintiq Pro 24 where he films at a similar angle to Teoh Yi Chie to show the parallax.
Before I bought my xp pen 24 pro, I use my hp spectre x360 as a drawing tablet... There's a noticeable parallax... When I was using it, it doesn't bother my work flow much... The latency did because the HP spectre x360 is a laptop that can be use as a drawing display but isn't a dedicated one... After acquiring the pen display, notice the small parallax but the size of the pen display mitigate the parallax problem... It's didn't bother me at all... So I'm guessing people are gonna think that the laminate display with no parallax is better... That's not the case... 24 and 22 isn't big of a different in term of size but the resolution/pixel density is totally different... And because we use pen display up close to draw the pixel is significantly more apparent... So personally I can't recommend the 22" with 1080p of any brand... It's better to get a 16" 1080p than the 22"... Or get the 24" if you can afford it...
Thank you for the review. I watched both of your review of xppen artist 24 pro and huion kanvas pro 24. Actually still consider between these 2 brands, don’t know which one is better and worth it, tho.
Thank you! the edge corner screen resolution&click respond for some people is big issue..thx for this review,iam now more likely buy huion 22plus instead wacom cintiq 22..but i also gambling about quality and durability..
The fail to click the "X button" seems a coarse fail of calibration of parallax in the Kamvas 24 pro, not sure, ummm. But this has paralyzed my decision to buy tomorrow the Kamvas 24 pro.
Both of these displays are rated at a 14 ms response time, whereas Huion’s older units have a 25 ms response time. Have any users noticed a discernible difference in drawing performance with the faster response time?
Hi Teoh. Thanks again for another great review! It is now 4 years later aftrer you did this review. Do you still think the Huion 22 Plus is a good option considering the newer pen displays around and all of the upgrades? Unfortunately I cannot afford the Huion 19 and the Huion Pro 24 models are very large for my workspace. Look forward to your reply. Thanks.
22 Plus is still a good option. The image quality from this pen display is still one of the better ones from Huion. The main downside is just the 1920 x 1080 resolution which has noticeable pixelation with a 22-inch display.
I have watched this, and the individual reviews for these two tablets, plus the XP-PEN 24 pro, and I just can't decide between the 22 plus and the XP-PEN 24 pro. Resolution vs color quality & etched glass?!
Go for xp pen, its slightly better in drivers update and bug. Huion doesnt have long durability, you are lucky if it crosses 3 years in moderate use. Have used pro 13, pro 16 died in two years. It seems huion cuts cost in softwares and hardwares but gives laminations and etch glasses. XP on other hand gives stable hard ware and drivers, saves on displays (without lamination in 22 and 24 pro) and used cheaper AG film instead of etched glass. I am happy with innovator 16 since 21 and will upgrade to xp artist 16 pro TP with etched glass and lamination in future.
I asked for a problem regarding cursor on the corner to the official seller, and they said that it does not occur on their sample. Anyway, I will check as soon as I receive the product.
where is the heat generating area of 22 plus? and how high is the temperature?. my xp pen 15.6 pro have warm spot on the bottom right corner up to middle bottom part of the screen. that makes drawing experience uncomfortable. wearing artist glove doesn't help, just adding more heat to my palm. so atm i browse reviews for replacing the 15.6 pro (been around 4-5 years with me and did a great job whatsoever). your display tablets reviews is always the most detailed and informative among other channel. thanks for the reviews !
just got the 22 plus for 436,- in the last minute deals on amazon .. i also bought the 22 pro , so if i really like the buttons so much maybe ill keep that instead , although its nice to have the really good colors and the better tech
Hello~ I’ve been going through your reviews for Huions larger models, but I’m still a bit stumped on which to get (budget isn’t an issue). I’m upgrading from their rather older display the Kamvas GT-191 that I’ve had for a long time now. Mmm, i tend to have wide arm motions when I draw so I’m not sure if the 22 would work ? And screen light isn’t really an issue for me since my room is always kept pretty shaded or lightly lit with a lamp. Nor is shortcuts since I use my keyboard and mouse to maneuver or close things. I do tend to have a lot of tabs open for references too. Which out of the large models that you’ve reviewed would you recommend for an upgrade?
Thanks for comparison! Which one would you take for digital painting for the best experince? Price does not matter - these are still a lot cheaper then Wacom's. Btw can't understand that this 22 Plus seems to be better then most of their more expansive products like 20Pro / 22 Pro. Any thought about that?
Let's say money wasn't a problem. For drawing, animation, comics, needing to zoom in a lot for fine details with little to no pixel problem. Which of these would be more recommended?
Please tell me , is the Kamvas 22 plus cable long enough?? Because my tablets tablet are always mounted on Ergotron arms and their is no point buying the 22 plus if the cable is too short.
Is the Kamvas Pro 22 different to the Kamvas Plus 22 and if so please could you do a comparison video between the Kamvas Pro 22 and the Kamvas Pro 24 please?
Thank you for this comparison and review. Just went to your 22 plus review and ordered through your affiliate link. You need to fix your Amazon USA links to be set to English though. It's set to Spanish. As soon as I switch to English language in Amazon, it refreshes the screen and goes to the homepage and not the item page it started with. 😐
@@teohyc I have mine on pre-order on Samsung's website, it should ship in about 10 days. But they should have sent them early to RUclips artists like you to review..
please tell me how can I connect this tablet 22 plus to a laptop? The thing is that I have one USB C port which is connected to the monitor, and I want to additionally connect the tablet). Via cable display port? laptop - monitor - tablet, or laptop - tablet - monitor? I don’t have the opportunity to test (it’s a pity that I didn’t buy a laptop with two USB C ports)
I wanted to ask you this master.... did you notice if the 22 plus has better viewing angles? In my kamvas pro 20(2019) if i tilt my head to a side, the reflection of the etched glass shows on the colors, making them less contrast and more milky.
If money isn't a big issue, would you still recommend the 22plus for 3d sculpting and photoshop? That bigger resolution sounds really good but I'm scared that the parallax issue on the 24 pro will make the drawing experience worse. Is the parallax on the bigger one that noticeable? Also i heard the 24 pro has some ghosting issues. Can't decide between the 2. Which one would you think gives better experience while drawing overall?
The parallax on the 24 is not that significant. It's just that the laminated display on 22 Plus is much better. 22 Plus is much cheaper and hence more value for money.
@@Peter_H_Art I'm sure in the future Huion is going to release a 24 inches with shortkeys with the same screen that this new 22 have. If this happens then I'm going to start thinking seriously to buy it
I preordered the 22 plus until a 24in 2k-4k version is announced down the road. I shoot with a live window on my main monitor so I’d gladly trade sharpness for color and contrast so my image actually matches real monitors. Just hate always having to double check simple things like shadow detail. I know the image is sharp already
A 22 display with higher resolution literally doesn’t exist lol this one is the best 22in display on the market hands down. Even the Wacom 22 is garbage. Worse screen, worse color gamut, not as bright, crap screen that still uses a screen protector.
I can't decide between a Gaomon PD2200, a Huion Kamvas 22 Plus, or ponying up some more for a Huion Kamvas 24 Pro 2k. I don't think I can justify a $2000+ Cintiq for now. I've had a Yiynova mvp22u for almost 7 years now and it's showing its age, plus requiring a battery in the pen is annoying and the pen is fragile. Already broken it once tightening it down just a tad too much after replacing the battery. From what I've gathered it seems like the Kamvas 22 Plus is probably worth the extra $150-200 over the PD2200, but then if I'm going to spend $550, should I just go the extra $250 for the 2.5k resolution? I have noticed my MVP22U resolution being a bit lacking at 1080p for a 22" screen, especially since I tend to use it more for 3D sculpting in Zbrush rather than 2D work, the resolution makes a much bigger difference in bringing out a lot of details, especially at certain angles.
If you have the budget, go with any of the pen displays that have 1440P resolution. It's a significant upgrade over 1080P. The main selling point of 1080P displays nowadays is affordability.
Nice video, but which one? I understand depends on workflow but I am on the fence between both units. And price point wasn’t discussed. Which one would you buy if you were buying it? I will use it for drawing, photo editing and video editing. Ideally a quantum dot display pro would be perfect but that doesn’t exist yet. Thanks!
@@teohyc Thanks, I do have a 4k monitor that I currently use for video editing, the tablet would be more for masks, and or if I wanted to move around the house. So I don't need to replace or only do editing in the pen display. With that context would you still recommend the 24? I was somewhat leaning towards the 22+ and a button macro console. What personally I keep coming back to is the 22+ has a better screen, better color accuracy, and is almost half the cost. Cost isn't an issue, I was saving for the Cintiq, but honestly from a cost benefit stand point, It feels the Huions are much better value. But at 550 vs 900, the 22+ really killed the Cost Benefit of the 24. I trust your pro opinion. Thanks!
@@pc1x1 If you already have a 4K monitor for your main work, then you may not need the extra resolution on the other display. The price difference/savings is huge.
Quick question: How do you rotate the canvas in Concepts on a drawing display? Since we have no touch controls are we locked out of some features that are bound to gestures?
@@teohyc I've been trying to figure it out for a little while now. So far, Concepts.app said they aren't concerned with non-touch users since their main focus is on iPad/Tab users. Unfortunate since I prefer my Kamvas 16Pro over my iPad Pro for drawing :(. If you find anything out let us know please, and I'll do likewise.
Hi, I wanna get myself a display tablet and I'm not sure yet which to buy, I was thinking either the kamvas pro 20 2019 or the kamvas pro 16 2021. Is the Resolution on the 20 inch model allright, or would it be better to choose the 16 inch version because of that? Also what features are new or better on the newer modell?
If you are talking about the models with 1080P resolution, there's not much difference except size. Both will still have visible pixelation. If you have the budget then get the 1440P resolution model.
May i please ask you? I still can't choose between 22 plus or 24 pro. The main question for me is if 22 plus has more noticeable pixalisation comparable to 24 pro? My eyesight lowers down really really fast if the quailty is of picture is not good enough... Is the FHD and QHD difference that big so i shouldn prefer 24 pro?
Pixelation on the 22 is noticeable even without a side by side comparison. But UI elements like text, buttons, palettes will look bigger. So it comes down to whether you want more resolution or you want the UI elements to look bigger. In terms of value for money, 22 seems better because it's more affordable.
Heh seeing them next to each other makes you realize how different real estate that take cool :). Just curious but do you have any plans to review the new Samsung galaxy tab s7 with android CSP or perhaps something else as well when it gets released (I believe the release date is about 2 weeks later from now)?
@@teohyc Actually I think it's called galaxy tab s7 plus, heh they are getting longer and longer with the names ;0. Ok, hope it will be possible. Have a nice day!
can you play som high resulution video on it, i want to buy the 22 plus, not only for drawing but also for some light gaming and watching video if you make another video for this activity it will be great, i did not see any other video on youtube about it
Hello Teoh. I want to buy the best screen tablet for pen and color accuracy (up to 1000$) and am using the iPad pro right now. The Huion Kamvas 22 plus seems good. Would that be what I should still go for in april 2021? :)
Hello Teoh, I'm having a problem with Csp lines that are jagged or rough edges when using the tool transformed. When i move it, the lines got ragged. Maybe it's just me but Just wanna ask your help or any tips about it?
I am confused if I have to buy an additional cable to use the 24 Pro with my older iMac 27". I only have USB 3 and Thunderbolt ports so will I need a HDMI to USB 3 cable? Thanks!
Hi could you please compare huion kamvas pro 22 plus with xp pen 24r pro, I want to buy One of them but I couldn't find any comparison on the youtube and side by side , I know that you have boat but I would like to know your opinion about them. Thank you in advance
@@lmbritoilust2849 same just last week.. I'm loving it! The screen is sharp and vibrant, maybe a little over saturated but that can be adjusted. No issues!
What is the latency for the pen strokes on both? Seems like 24 is slower to catch up. I'm planning to buy either one of them asap, so that'd be great help ... Anyone else know?
It looks like the same latency for me. Anyway it’s the typical latency you get with pen displays. It doesn’t really affect drawing experience unless you are drawing long sweeping lines very often, or draw extremely fast. Look at your art and see how long your longest lines are.
@@Monsieur.Nobody. Not sure how fast you draw. If you draw as fast as if you're hatching lines, then you're going to see the latency gap. If you don't draw that fast, it's not that noticeable.
In terms of value for money, Kamvas 22 Plus is more worth it because it's $549 vs $899. That's $350 savings!
Yeah and you can use the money to buy a stream deck for buttons.
Romi Romi There is 1 x 5 star review, 1 x 4 star, a 1 star received broken and a 2 star pen is terrible and you only pay attention to one review (although your alleged 2.5 star review doesn’t exist) and disregard @Teoh. What kind of idiot are you?
It seems like Kamvas 22 plus is pulled out of their store..but fortunately i can get it elsewhere
@@tempelton2700 how do people rate a tablet that isn't even released yet?
I just bought the 24 Pro for 600€ lol. The screen quality is what made me decide between these two :)
Wow, until you see them side by side, you just don't get the massive size difference. For compact desks, the 22 looks far more manageable
Thank you so much for your reviews. I ordered the last 24pro in North America just the other day. It's for my son and I think he will love it. He's never used anything like this, so I know he won't have any high-end displays to compare it to. I really appreciate the time you take to make these.
For the price, the Kamvas 22+ seems like the better choice IMO, better color, better display, brighter, and almost half the price. HUION give us the the next iteration of the 24 pro with the 22+ features and you have an unbeatable product!
22 pro with 22 plus features for me , 24 is overwhelming and gives stiff shoulder
@@alexmehler6765 so just the 22 plus?
@@CrowsTales thats what i have.. its a nice monitor and the pen is extremely nice ... changing monitors for the pen output is tedious without functionkeys though.. but thats just a minor problem .
@@alexmehler6765if the Huion Kamvas Pro 22 was at the same price than the 22 Plus, which one will you choose ?
Glad I bought the 22 plus
I've been thinking to get the 22plus by the end of the year! It looks nice, thank you so much for the review :)
Thank god you have a video for this, it doesn't seem anyone else really understands tech and art equally as you do, they usually lean one way or the other.
Many people cover too much on tech side. I just want to use tech to create work.
I ordered the 22plus a few days ago after watching this and the previous review on the 22plus. Nice work
Huron seems to really be improving. Great review!
That's the reason I'm not trusting too much Huion to buy their products... I have the feeling that 2 months later they're gonna release a better one at the same price or so!
If he 24pro is new as well, I doubt they’ll release a 24 plus in less then a year from now.
@@caseymoore4759 that's what I was thinking... well! time to save money then!
xFightdemonx I quit using drawing displays a while ago just because i hated the overall sceen quality when compared to my main monitors unless you dropped 2k+ so I’m stoked to get back into using this until a higher res version comes out. Hell for 500 bucks use it a year, sell it for 300ish and upgrade to the next. Really wouldn’t be that bad
@@caseymoore4759 good luck selling it for $300. 😐
YOU ARE THE BEST RUclipsR REVIEW I HAVE EVER FOUND!!
Thank you for your really good and understandable review! 😭
Concerning the lower resolution and pallet space, this is a Mac hack I use.
With MacOS, you can mirror specific displays to another by using the Option key and dragging a display on top of the display to mirror in the Arrangement window of the Displays settings (just turning on Mirror mirrors all of the displays together), so I have three displays - one QHD, one FHD, and a Huion Kamvas 13, which I have mirroring the QHD (for reasons other than this specific trick).
I set the Kamvas 13 to mirror the QHD's resolution, so, yes, the icons are smaller, but I have the same 2560 x 1440 space on this as I do on the QHD display. And the pen still works across the entire surface to all four corners.
Hope this helps solve a problem for someone.
Really appreciate these comparisons, thank you for making the choice so much easier! (went for the 22 plus)
I comented on your video yesterday asking for this! thank you so much!
i wanna be an artist sponsored by huion someday.
Make RUclips videos, build a following.
Thanks so much for the video! Helped me decide to get the 22 Plus in the end.
This is a tablet i dream of having for my pc setup, really nice review
Your video has help me made the decision to choose the Kamvas 22 Plus over the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 due to the better video quality.
Very good review!! You actually pointed the right points!! Thanks a lot from Greece!
I only have Xp pen deco V1 02 but I'm thankful to have that.
The glass has to be thicker for the larger surface area. This is true even for the cintiq. Even on those, the thinner glass bends and you see discoloration if you press firmly in the screen.
finally a logical explanation for the thicker glass. Thank you! I did notice that on the Cintiq Pro 24, the parallax is very similar the Huion Pro 24. You can see this in Brad Colbow's review of the Cintiq Pro 24 where he films at a similar angle to Teoh Yi Chie to show the parallax.
Aaaaahhhh....thats why.. Nice
thank you so much for your reviews. These great options make it difficult to chose but I think I'd be happy with either.
Side by side this really helps me consider which company i should by from, thanks!
Dont think company was the word you were looking for cause these are both huion-
Thank you for the reviews! Please keep doing more! :)
I've been watching your videos in my other account and I'm watching here again 😂, one of the most reliable Pen display reviewer.
Before I bought my xp pen 24 pro, I use my hp spectre x360 as a drawing tablet...
There's a noticeable parallax... When I was using it, it doesn't bother my work flow much...
The latency did because the HP spectre x360 is a laptop that can be use as a drawing display but isn't a dedicated one...
After acquiring the pen display, notice the small parallax but the size of the pen display mitigate the parallax problem... It's didn't bother me at all...
So I'm guessing people are gonna think that the laminate display with no parallax is better... That's not the case...
24 and 22 isn't big of a different in term of size but the resolution/pixel density is totally different... And because we use pen display up close to draw the pixel is significantly more apparent...
So personally I can't recommend the 22" with 1080p of any brand... It's better to get a 16" 1080p than the 22"... Or get the 24" if you can afford it...
Thank you for the review. I watched both of your review of xppen artist 24 pro and huion kanvas pro 24. Actually still consider between these 2 brands, don’t know which one is better and worth it, tho.
Thank you! the edge corner screen resolution&click respond for some people is big issue..thx for this review,iam now more likely buy huion 22plus instead wacom cintiq 22..but i also gambling about quality and durability..
The fail to click the "X button" seems a coarse fail of calibration of parallax in the Kamvas 24 pro, not sure, ummm.
But this has paralyzed my decision to buy tomorrow the Kamvas 24 pro.
Both of these displays are rated at a 14 ms response time, whereas Huion’s older units have a 25 ms response time. Have any users noticed a discernible difference in drawing performance with the faster response time?
Just got rid if the pro 20 (2019) with the 25 ms response time and it had a pretty bad issue with ghosting. Which is not great for animation
Thanks for the review!
Thanks for the review!!! It helps!
Hi Teoh. Thanks again for another great review! It is now 4 years later aftrer you did this review. Do you still think the Huion 22 Plus is a good option considering the newer pen displays around and all of the upgrades? Unfortunately I cannot afford the Huion 19 and the Huion Pro 24 models are very large for my workspace. Look forward to your reply. Thanks.
22 Plus is still a good option. The image quality from this pen display is still one of the better ones from Huion. The main downside is just the 1920 x 1080 resolution which has noticeable pixelation with a 22-inch display.
*Waiting for an updated 16 pro with a 2k display and new screen tech found in the 22*
Hopefully it comes soon
I hope they actually release an updated 16 pro this year. The 24 Pro and 22 Plus are great but both have some flaws that are holding them back.
Fantastic review thankyou!
Excellent review. Very helpful.
Nice review!!! Hope to buy this one soon..
I have watched this, and the individual reviews for these two tablets, plus the XP-PEN 24 pro, and I just can't decide between the 22 plus and the XP-PEN 24 pro. Resolution vs color quality & etched glass?!
Go for xp pen, its slightly better in drivers update and bug. Huion doesnt have long durability, you are lucky if it crosses 3 years in moderate use. Have used pro 13, pro 16 died in two years. It seems huion cuts cost in softwares and hardwares but gives laminations and etch glasses. XP on other hand gives stable hard ware and drivers, saves on displays (without lamination in 22 and 24 pro) and used cheaper AG film instead of etched glass. I am happy with innovator 16 since 21 and will upgrade to xp artist 16 pro TP with etched glass and lamination in future.
yeah am gona wait for another year or 2 to upgrade from my 16 inch pro.. they seem to have new tech with the 22 plus
great review, very useful info
I asked for a problem regarding cursor on the corner to the official seller, and they said that it does not occur on their sample. Anyway, I will check as soon as I receive the product.
Did you eventually find out about the cursor issue on yours?
Well, seems that 22+ is a better choice.
Thanks, my old GT-19 will be finally replaced after almost 8 years of service.
Great sharing bro, thank you!
where is the heat generating area of 22 plus? and how high is the temperature?.
my xp pen 15.6 pro have warm spot on the bottom right corner up to middle bottom part of the screen. that makes drawing experience uncomfortable. wearing artist glove doesn't help, just adding more heat to my palm. so atm i browse reviews for replacing the 15.6 pro (been around 4-5 years with me and did a great job whatsoever).
your display tablets reviews is always the most detailed and informative among other channel.
thanks for the reviews !
Honest review. One if the best. Will order through your affiliate link. Thank you. 😎
Thanks for the comparison review! HD on my 19inch Huion GT-191 screen was already too pixelated. Stretching it on a 22 inch. I don't think I can T_T
Great review!
after see kamvas 22plus very regret bought the cinqit 16 last two months TT, cheaper price and quality is higher much
omg same
I don’t know if I should but the 22plus or the cintiq 22, do you know wich one’s better?
@@maiaortegacastillo3378 22 plus is better. If you got the money, go for cintiq 22.
If only there could be a 2k resolution 22plus I'd so buy it.
just got the 22 plus for 436,- in the last minute deals on amazon .. i also bought the 22 pro , so if i really like the buttons so much maybe ill keep that instead , although its nice to have the really good colors and the better tech
@Alex Mehler Hi. I hesitate between the Huion Kamvas Pro 22 and the 22 Plus. If they were both at the same price, which one would you choose ?
Nice review! Informative ^_^
Hello~ I’ve been going through your reviews for Huions larger models, but I’m still a bit stumped on which to get (budget isn’t an issue). I’m upgrading from their rather older display the Kamvas GT-191 that I’ve had for a long time now. Mmm, i tend to have wide arm motions when I draw so I’m not sure if the 22 would work ? And screen light isn’t really an issue for me since my room is always kept pretty shaded or lightly lit with a lamp. Nor is shortcuts since I use my keyboard and mouse to maneuver or close things. I do tend to have a lot of tabs open for references too.
Which out of the large models that you’ve reviewed would you recommend for an upgrade?
If budget is not a problem go with the Kamvas Pro 24 because the 2560 x 1440 resolution is great for productivity
@@teohyc thank you very much 😊✨
Hi! Thanks for video.
Does Kamvas 22 plus cover glass or film?
Glass
@@teohyc Many Thanks!!!
thank u for this review
Thanks for comparison! Which one would you take for digital painting for the best experince? Price does not matter - these are still a lot cheaper then Wacom's. Btw can't understand that this 22 Plus seems to be better then most of their more expansive products like 20Pro / 22 Pro. Any thought about that?
thanks mate
This display tablet is so great, this review helps a lot.
Let's say money wasn't a problem.
For drawing, animation, comics, needing to zoom in a lot for fine details with little to no pixel problem. Which of these would be more recommended?
If money is not a problem, get the 24 inch with 1440P resolution
Are you gonna redo the huion kamvas 24 vs xp pen 24 video.
I'd love to see it.
Also I'm definitely buying the Huion Kamvas 22 plus
Please tell me , is the Kamvas 22 plus cable long enough?? Because my tablets tablet are always mounted on Ergotron arms and their is no point buying the 22 plus if the cable is too short.
It's 1.5m long
how about ghosting issue? since both are 14ms response time. last time i bought 20 pro 2019 (25ms) and the ghosting is very obvious.
I did not notice any ghosting.
Is the Kamvas Pro 22 different to the Kamvas Plus 22 and if so please could you do a comparison video between the Kamvas Pro 22 and the Kamvas Pro 24 please?
Thank you for this comparison and review. Just went to your 22 plus review and ordered through your affiliate link. You need to fix your Amazon USA links to be set to English though. It's set to Spanish. As soon as I switch to English language in Amazon, it refreshes the screen and goes to the homepage and not the item page it started with. 😐
When are you going to review the Tab S7 Plus ? I'm looking forward to it.
When I get my hands on one. It’s not for sale here yet
@@teohyc I have mine on pre-order on Samsung's website, it should ship in about 10 days. But they should have sent them early to RUclips artists like you to review..
please tell me how can I connect this tablet 22 plus to a laptop?
The thing is that I have one USB C port which is connected to the monitor, and I want to additionally connect the tablet).
Via cable display port? laptop - monitor - tablet, or laptop - tablet - monitor? I don’t have the opportunity to test (it’s a pity that I didn’t buy a laptop with two USB C ports)
Your laptop will ALSO need HDMI and USB (for pen to work).
Ugghh so beautiful. How I wish.
woulndt it be make more sense to compare kmvas pro 22 instead of camvas pro 24??
Love you man !
I would do anything to get one of these.
Anyone have some brush tips or settings to remove that shoe stringing effect?
Does this thing heat up? I'm curious cuz im only using Huion HS611 pen tablet..
Why wouldn't you put them side by side so we can see a true size comparison
I wanted to ask you this master.... did you notice if the 22 plus has better viewing angles? In my kamvas pro 20(2019) if i tilt my head to a side, the reflection of the etched glass shows on the colors, making them less contrast and more milky.
22 Plus has better viewing angles, and very minimal speckled effect common to matte screen protectors
If money isn't a big issue, would you still recommend the 22plus for 3d sculpting and photoshop? That bigger resolution sounds really good but I'm scared that the parallax issue on the 24 pro will make the drawing experience worse. Is the parallax on the bigger one that noticeable? Also i heard the 24 pro has some ghosting issues. Can't decide between the 2. Which one would you think gives better experience while drawing overall?
The parallax on the 24 is not that significant. It's just that the laminated display on 22 Plus is much better. 22 Plus is much cheaper and hence more value for money.
Has anyone else who's tried the 24 confirm if they also had the issue with the cursor not reaching the top right corner?
The 22 seems to have new tech even a new chassis. But unfortunately only HD resolution at that size. A hard pass for me.
If the 22 had 1440p or 4k, it would be on another level. Still a lot of tablet for the money. Glad to see Wacom getting real competition
@@Peter_H_Art I'm sure in the future Huion is going to release a 24 inches with shortkeys with the same screen that this new 22 have. If this happens then I'm going to start thinking seriously to buy it
I preordered the 22 plus until a 24in 2k-4k version is announced down the road. I shoot with a live window on my main monitor so I’d gladly trade sharpness for color and contrast so my image actually matches real monitors. Just hate always having to double check simple things like shadow detail. I know the image is sharp already
A 22 display with higher resolution literally doesn’t exist lol this one is the best 22in display on the market hands down. Even the Wacom 22 is garbage. Worse screen, worse color gamut, not as bright, crap screen that still uses a screen protector.
I can't decide between a Gaomon PD2200, a Huion Kamvas 22 Plus, or ponying up some more for a Huion Kamvas 24 Pro 2k. I don't think I can justify a $2000+ Cintiq for now. I've had a Yiynova mvp22u for almost 7 years now and it's showing its age, plus requiring a battery in the pen is annoying and the pen is fragile. Already broken it once tightening it down just a tad too much after replacing the battery.
From what I've gathered it seems like the Kamvas 22 Plus is probably worth the extra $150-200 over the PD2200, but then if I'm going to spend $550, should I just go the extra $250 for the 2.5k resolution? I have noticed my MVP22U resolution being a bit lacking at 1080p for a 22" screen, especially since I tend to use it more for 3D sculpting in Zbrush rather than 2D work, the resolution makes a much bigger difference in bringing out a lot of details, especially at certain angles.
If you have the budget, go with any of the pen displays that have 1440P resolution. It's a significant upgrade over 1080P. The main selling point of 1080P displays nowadays is affordability.
Nice video, but which one? I understand depends on workflow but I am on the fence between both units. And price point wasn’t discussed. Which one would you buy if you were buying it? I will use it for drawing, photo editing and video editing. Ideally a quantum dot display pro would be perfect but that doesn’t exist yet. Thanks!
If you spend a lot of time with video editing the 1440P resolution will be very helpful
@@teohyc Thanks, I do have a 4k monitor that I currently use for video editing, the tablet would be more for masks, and or if I wanted to move around the house. So I don't need to replace or only do editing in the pen display. With that context would you still recommend the 24? I was somewhat leaning towards the 22+ and a button macro console. What personally I keep coming back to is the 22+ has a better screen, better color accuracy, and is almost half the cost. Cost isn't an issue, I was saving for the Cintiq, but honestly from a cost benefit stand point, It feels the Huions are much better value. But at 550 vs 900, the 22+ really killed the Cost Benefit of the 24. I trust your pro opinion. Thanks!
@@pc1x1 If you already have a 4K monitor for your main work, then you may not need the extra resolution on the other display. The price difference/savings is huge.
wish to have these stuff huhu
Quick question: How do you rotate the canvas in Concepts on a drawing display? Since we have no touch controls are we locked out of some features that are bound to gestures?
not sure how to rotate with the desktop version Concepts without using fingers
@@teohyc I've been trying to figure it out for a little while now. So far, Concepts.app said they aren't concerned with non-touch users since their main focus is on iPad/Tab users. Unfortunate since I prefer my Kamvas 16Pro over my iPad Pro for drawing :(. If you find anything out let us know please, and I'll do likewise.
Hi, I wanna get myself a display tablet and I'm not sure yet which to buy, I was thinking either the kamvas pro 20 2019 or the kamvas pro 16 2021.
Is the Resolution on the 20 inch model allright, or would it be better to choose the 16 inch version because of that? Also what features are new or better on the newer modell?
If you are talking about the models with 1080P resolution, there's not much difference except size. Both will still have visible pixelation. If you have the budget then get the 1440P resolution model.
May i please ask you? I still can't choose between 22 plus or 24 pro. The main question for me is if 22 plus has more noticeable pixalisation comparable to 24 pro? My eyesight lowers down really really fast if the quailty is of picture is not good enough... Is the FHD and QHD difference that big so i shouldn prefer 24 pro?
Pixelation on the 22 is noticeable even without a side by side comparison. But UI elements like text, buttons, palettes will look bigger. So it comes down to whether you want more resolution or you want the UI elements to look bigger.
In terms of value for money, 22 seems better because it's more affordable.
Can drawing tablets also ok for layouting?
hey Teoh I was wondering if you could do a video about new bottles of ink you can't open. I have a Windsor and Newton bottle and can't open. thanks
I usually tie a rubber band around the cap, then use a cloth to open. You can also search RUclips for other ways to open
Heh seeing them next to each other makes you realize how different real estate that take cool :).
Just curious but do you have any plans to review the new Samsung galaxy tab s7 with android CSP or perhaps something else as well when it gets released (I believe the release date is about 2 weeks later from now)?
I will review that if I get my hands on one. But probably be in early September.
@@teohyc Actually I think it's called galaxy tab s7 plus, heh they are getting longer and longer with the names ;0.
Ok, hope it will be possible. Have a nice day!
can you play som high resulution video on it,
i want to buy the 22 plus, not only for drawing but also for some light gaming and watching video
if you make another video for this activity it will be great, i did not see any other video on youtube about it
do you need a screen protector for this?
Hello Teoh. I want to buy the best screen tablet for pen and color accuracy (up to 1000$) and am using the iPad pro right now.
The Huion Kamvas 22 plus seems good. Would that be what I should still go for in april 2021? :)
22 Plus is good and more worth the money than the 24.
Hello Teoh,
I'm having a problem with Csp lines that are jagged or rough edges when using the tool transformed. When i move it, the lines got ragged. Maybe it's just me but
Just wanna ask your help or any tips about it?
Not sure what you mean but it sounds like some issues with anti-aliasing or re-sampling (could be settings which you can adjust) problem.
Hi Teoh, do you prefer working on 22inch or 24 inch size if everything else the same? Would 24 inch too big for comfort?
If it is going to be your main display, get 24 inch 1440P. Personally I will go with 16 inch as I don't have table space
22 plus for sure!
If the 2 tablets have the same price what will you pick?
24 because of the 1440P resolution. But if the 22 has 1440P resolution I will pick that as I don't have much table space.
I am confused if I have to buy an additional cable to use the 24 Pro with my older iMac 27". I only have USB 3 and Thunderbolt ports so will I need a HDMI to USB 3 cable? Thanks!
Is the Thunderbolt port shaped like a mini DisplayPort? If so you just need mini DisplayPort to full size DisplayPort cable
@@teohyc Perfect thanks, I just found a HDMI to thunderbolt cable since posting so looks like I have everything I need!
Wow!!! the difference in parallax is brutal. 22 Plus is way better and in lower price
Hello, can I plug in my keyboard on either displays ? Thank you.
on kamvas 22 plus you can
Hi
could you please compare huion kamvas pro 22 plus with xp pen 24r pro, I want to buy One of them but I couldn't find any comparison on the youtube and side by side , I know that you have boat but I would like to know your opinion about them.
Thank you in advance
Main difference is the 1080P vs 1440P resolution
So I can get this model used from a guy for 300€. you think its still worth it in 2023?
wish i had oneee huhu;-; it's so nice
Amazon review isn't looking great for kamvas 22 plus so far. Good thing I held out on the pre-sale. I'll wait longer.
What are you reading? I see all 4 and 5 star reviews.
i had mine a week ago and is just great , i hope un the last month youve seen other reviews
@@lmbritoilust2849 same just last week.. I'm loving it! The screen is sharp and vibrant, maybe a little over saturated but that can be adjusted. No issues!
@@robertfeliciano5723 the two earliest reviews were critical. I waited for more reviews to come in. I just got myself one and enjoying it now.
@@alvind.8558 I'm glad you grab it, is easily the best pen display for the price I think
What is the latency for the pen strokes on both? Seems like 24 is slower to catch up. I'm planning to buy either one of them asap, so that'd be great help ... Anyone else know?
It looks like the same latency for me. Anyway it’s the typical latency you get with pen displays. It doesn’t really affect drawing experience unless you are drawing long sweeping lines very often, or draw extremely fast. Look at your art and see how long your longest lines are.
@@teohyc I draw really fast... That's why the concern. Although if the line is short I think it'd be manageable... Yes?
@@Monsieur.Nobody. Not sure how fast you draw. If you draw as fast as if you're hatching lines, then you're going to see the latency gap. If you don't draw that fast, it's not that noticeable.
@@teohontech7141 I actually do draw that fast but I think it will be manageable... Let's see... Haha