I have one myself and after setting it up this thing is amazing. Feels good to draw with, really smooth, and I have had no issues so far. First time using pressure sensitivity and a tablet like this but so far it's good.
Also I cannot decide between Huion Kamwas Pro 16 and Kamwas 22 (not a PLUS, just 22). Could you please tell me, what would you recommend? I am mostly after zero input lag and line/color accuracy🤔Thank you so much!
Actually, anything above 16 inch is too big for my needs, as I am after something portable. Now I cannot decide between Huion Pro 13 and Pro 16. I get the impression the displays and drawing experience is the same (apart from size) in terms of quality, am I right?
Currently internally raging at Wacom because my 27UHD broke and they want 1150USD to fix it or it's trash. Thank you for this review! I'm seriously considering this as a cheaper alternative.
Thanks to solid reviews such as this one I purchased a Kamvas Pro 16 and am thrilled with the improvement to my workflow (photo editing)! I now do all my post processing on the tablet and can glance up at my main 30" monitor to get an overall look when wanted. #Recommended
@@nailahasanah6805 Yes, it's working very well thx. Have added 'digital painting' to my curricula and enjoying it all. Cheers for the solid review back then! ;)
Hi im an artist,all of these years i dedicated my life to art and now going to collage,but im scared because i overthink,what if i dont found artist jobs,
Im going to college for graphic designing, so i feel the same way you do. We just gotta go with the flow without overwhelming ourselves ab it, have fun that’s all we can do.
are the colors fairly accurate, straight of of the box, and is the sensitivity good when drawing especially light-handedly? also, how sensitive and useful is the touchbar? thank you for your time btw!!
@@jeju8796 I would definitely say the colors are fairly accurate (one of the best you'll get at this price range) out of the box but it also offers a lot of customization which I would definitely play with to fit you. It is really comfortable to draw on with a nice, subtle texture to it and incredible sensitivity. I wouldn't even worry about the sensitivity, it's great. I personally bought this device with the side buttons and touch bar in mind but I honestly haven't used them at all. Most people end up finding they are not very comfortable or efficient to use, regardless of the company. The touch bar is well calibrated and functions as expected though. The build quality of the tablet itself is incredible but the pen does feel a lot lighter than the ones Wacom offers and the two side buttons it includes often feel a bit "clicky". I use the pen buttons daily and they hold up perfectly though, no problems whatsoever. You do get used to it but I'd prefer a thicker and heavier pen. Overal a classy display for a fair price.
I saw a lot of people saying the pen calibration was horribly off or the drivers didn’t work... can you recommend me a tablet below $400 for me? I was going for the kamvas 16 pro for a while and now I’m unsure
@@oliakeung7204 When it first came out the calibration was indeed broken but they quickly fixed all those driver issues within a few weeks and have since been updated regularly, with noticeable improvements. I personally have no calibration complaints. One thing you should not do is have other graphics tablets drivers installed in your system, they are not compatible. From my own experience I have not had any inconveniences. I believe Huion delivers a high quality product for a very fair price. As you may have read above, the only complain I've had is the physical quality of the pen, which isn't as good as Wacom's. Other than that the Kamvas Pro 16 is an excellent product and at that price range I honestly wouldn't recommend any other. Now if you are willing to pay two times the price I would certainly go for a Wacom tablet. If you have any other specific questions don't hesitate to ask.
I bought it a few days ago and I'm so happy that I did. I will easily prefer this one over any budget tablet you can think of and maybe even wacom cintiq 16 even though that one has a better pen . In the end it gets the job done very well I think you guys should buy it. PS Don't use the first driver get the beta version if you're looking to get one any time soon
Kurt Tugas i think it needs to stay plugged in, but i decided to buy the xp pen pro 15.6 because similiar price range and I personally found it more worth it, and it’s really great
Great review! By the way, can it connect with desktop view supported android phones, e.g Samsung S10, Note10, Huawei Mate 20, or else? *Connect means showing as a monitor. If can, then can we use the pen also?
Thank you for the review. I just picked up one of these units as my first drawing tablet. I would be curious to know how you personally configure your pen and tablet buttons when you are drawing. I know one can customize to anything but I would like to see how you use them. Maybe a tutorial on that??
For tablet buttons, just use your drawing apps as normal and you'll get a sense of which shortcuts you use often, then set those shortcuts to the buttons. E.g. B(rush), E(raser), undo, save are the usual ones
Wish I had seen this video before my purchase on Monday. Never had anything like a drawing tablet before. But was expecting not only a stand, but also touch capabilities for zoom and rotate. And the so-called "one cord" is not very long from the PC to the tablet. Meaning I can't sit back in my chair and work. I have no choice but hug the desk. And the advertised pen tilt doesn't work!! I'm seriously considering returning it for a XPen Tablet. I'm ser
This is long but it may help someone else: Sorry XpPen but that screen is like a hockey game!! I own Huion larger monitor GT something and I think it works just fine for me - I honestly stop using Wacom products for the price (and trying to sell my unopened wacom tablet now - I'm used to monitors now). Recently I've wanted a more lap tablet monitor so I did purchase the XpPen pro to give it a try and test it out and to be honest it's not too bad...but as someone who does art constantly, I just can't fall in love with it. I do HATE the way the screen feels when you draw on it and I would honestly use it to only sketch out ideas and transfer it over to my big computer to finish. I think the company is nice and the tablet is not too bad...but something about it is uncomfortable. I honestly would not recommend the 12 series reg or pro it's hard to fall in love with. I used it for only a few days less than a month and could already tell it was not going to work for me. My biggest issue with it was when you would zoom out to be able to see your work the canvas (I was in photoshop) would look like the screen had pixelated rips across it and the colors would often vanish or sections of your art would vanish as well. Sometimes it would even act like the 'good ol days' of the internet where the page would load painfully slow from top to bottom to show the image...it was not fun at all. Since I had this XpPen for under a month and it's still just like new and in the box, I'll likely give it away to a big kid or teen who wants to get into digital art...but if you're doing it seriously and want near-flawless results...I believe it can give you that, but you're going to have to fight for it a bit. Just go for anything NOT the 12 series reg or pro. I wanted it for travel convenience if I needed to go on a trip I could flashdrive/googledrive everything over to my laptop and grab the tablet and go but it was not a drawing convenience for my projects 40 - 80 percent of the time. The size, however, is something perfect for travel. XpPen may be for you - it was not terrible but when you paired it with third-party software such as LN the pen would not work well at all and the pressure felt broken a LOT of the times (unless you're sketching or using very thick lines...this was a huge pain) There is a huge noticeable LAG when drawing with third-party add-ons meant for the drawing apps. It would lag to the point where the screen would freeze with no activity for moments of time before waking up from it's 'daze' and apply the strokes it thinks you made. It's best to use the product raw and it did work much better without it. The line was more smooth without LN, but I use LN for perspective and I can't do that unless on my main work desktop monitor. I would recommend the XpPen products for younger kids wanting to get into digital art, if I were 12, XpPen would have been the best (I used a line of bamboo tablets into their more mature wacom brands and then to Huion) but XpPen feels like an experiment. I wish for the company Huion and XpPen to grow and rival wacom one day so there would be more competition on the market instead of a monopoly. If any of these companies release a 4k version at a good price Wacom could finally be watching their backs (maybe just a bit - schools will always push students to wacom and overprice them) My Huion (this version) comes in tomorrow and I'm honestly excited to compare it with the XpPen and see if I'm just Huion converted now.
3:20 Sorry, for asking again... but is this kind of "stipple & dots" issue I have had with XP-PEN devices?!? The Huion pen seems to be very sensitive and responsive while drawing and movements. But seeing you making those dots leaves a bad feeling... Would you mind to share your experiences with HUION vs XP-PEN in this regard. Thanks in advance!
I tried mirroring the image on a second monitor, but the colors are awful on the second monitor. So I just left it at just the huion display. Color calibration is difficult also
Please hiw do u move the canvas with just ur hunion pen ?? I really want to know itll be a of great use to me...... I love ur reviews keep it up fam!!!
Would you still recommend this in 2022? It's currently available for $359 with the stand which puts it in the same price range as the Wacom One, but that's only a 13" model. Or would you consider it too outdated and it would be better to pay the $599 for the newest variant with the 2.5K screen?
I NEED HELP 🆘 I don't know what laptop to get with my Huion 16 pro tablet, it has to be compatible, low price ,medium to small ,college reliable, also 9gb of ram.
Can I ask which is better? this one or the 2021 non pro version? (their prices are similar in my country and I'm torn between either. if there are other better tablets at the same price please can I ask your opinon?}
Hi! Yi chie，Could you please share the calibrated icc color profile of the kamvas pro16 for the mac (not the windows)? i would really appreciate for that.
Thank you for the review! I'm currently looking to get my first pen display so this is very helpful! Would you say this is the better choice compared to the Wacom Cintiq 16? I had my heart set on that and now I'm lost in the decision process again lol
you can consider to buy huion camvass 16 pro or xp pen artist 15.6 pro as subtitute of wacom cintiq pro Those are really close to cintiq, not much different compare to cintiq
Check out these two reviews, especially the 2nd as it is a comparison between the two: Brad Colbow- ruclips.net/video/CoWmZ2pQ05Q/видео.html Create Now Sleep Later: ruclips.net/video/6LIv4u5xKKU/видео.html
Hello Yi Chie, Thank you for your review. I bought a HUION Kamvas 16 pro yesterday . However it appears to have a serious offset and calibration problem. The magnitude of offsets randomly varies upon rebooting or re-switching on. Any advice?
I made a portable desktop pc that i can put in my backpack/ carry-on luggage. I was looking into a portable display to use with it. But price wise, I might as well go for this than just a simple display. Can a Desktop pc output video to this tablet without the need of a regular screen?
You might be limited by the battery because this displays also require a power source. Unless you are going to plug your "portable computer" in a wall. I'm just assuming here but maybe you have a big enough battery.
@@nathanmutombo2866 oh no, sorry my man. I travel and move a lot internationally. So being able to throw my pc in my carry-on luggage when I go on a plane saves me having to sell and build a new one each time I move. So I don't need a battery, I just plug it in a wall wherever I'm living. Yeah a laptop might be more practical but the bang for buck is not the same in the long run :D. And no, sending it as a fragile package isn't really worth it either due to the transportation cost.
I was told the xp oen artist has the ability to remember shortcuts from multiple apps. Whereas this can’t do that. You have to set them up every time you change apps.
Do you know how to fix the offset? I've tried restarting, reinstalling the driver, calibrating, and nothing seems to get rid of the small but noticeable offset of the stylus on my Kamvas pro 12
Are you using a dual monitor set up? That is often the cause. Try checking it with just the original monitor in use on your PC. Be sure monitor matches the pixel setting.
Hi! Nice video! I am from Brazil, and here the Wacom price are very unfair, so i am seeking for Huion options. I saw that some people has a problem with the cursor and the point of the pen on the corners on the tablet, they don't match very well, this do happen to you too? Thanks for the video!!
Only full HD ? on the Huion Store the resolution is marketed as 4k. Also there is Android support mentioned on the specs on the Huion Store. Any review on the Android support / mobility ?
I do not have a tablet or laptop but a PC case (and smartphone), it may make sense to take an iPad, maybe iPad Pro (at 90/80% to draw trying to do it especially there instead of paper or no display tablet?) perhaps among some or many months (it is more a desire but one excludes the other) if it would be possible or better Pen Display, maybe this or similar that would also be more economical solution, I would use above all at home but I would like more comfortable solution also for back or arm that in the last months he gave a little boredom and to avoid malfunctions or to set badly (in the past I liked to rack my brains to try to make things work or to learn them but now less even if I am tempted to choose a lower solution in case of doubt to make a mistake in buying) or screen below 10/11 inches (there would be no doubt as to the model and capacity and if with a network card, I was thinking of a model with 64 GB and no net but I don't know, I didn't understand then if ipad os is fine then with all peripherals, it will depend on outputs, I don't know the costs of this then, an external hard disk would serve me already for pc but I don't know if usb 3 or usb 2 that are outputs that I have to the PC make that I could use the same thing for everything), it is difficult to choose, on the one hand, however, I think that avoiding pc in the summer with heat and video card that becomes noisy or maybe you can more easily find a comfortable position or listen to music and being able to read or have good references would not be bad, price differences are scary, with different prices I would actually have my preference if ipad is in fact an alternative to wacom for capacity, for programs but maybe better pc but procreate looks very nice. to know an artist's opinion and that I admire would be nice. thank you and sorry sorry. but for your fantastic abilities it all seems beautiful so I would take everything in reality .. but then I would discover that it was the handle and not the racket
It's actually better, since there is the ui that takes most of the space in the left side of the screen that typically contains layers and color palettes.
Hello, please advise me about that. I will buy Huion Kamvas Pro 16, which is the 2019 version. Do you advise me to buy it, or will there be a 2021 version soon, so wait ??! .. Is there a space between the pen's nib and the writing on the screen, or not ?? Because someone scared me from that, but I told him that this is not found in the Pro versions, is that correct or not ??
Hey there. This is only from what i found reading users’ reviews: i’ve seen many complaining about the xp pen 15.6 colours that they are slightly more vibrant than they actually are. Some find it fine, but you have to constantly check your original colour on your computer screen. I hope this is useful.
So, I just got it setted it up and everything. But the power button is red instead of green. nor will anything display on my huron. May you help me fix this?
What would you recommend between the Huion Kamvas 16 Pro and the XP Pen 15.6 Pro? I see you reviewed both on your channel, I wonder how you think they compare to eachother. I hesitate between these two.
Hi Teoh, does the included stand has the same issue as 13 Pro ? my tablet keep sliding from the bottom plane since it's too narrow combined with curvy edges of the tablet
All the Huion stands are the same. I was going to recommend the Artisul stand but I can't confirm how big that bottom plate is. www.parkablogs.com/content/review-artisul-d16-pen-display
Best to check out the pros and cons list. I review too many of these products to remember accurately their features and performance. www.parkablogs.com/picture/review-xp-pen-artist-156-pro-pen-display
do you think this is better than Wacom cintiq 16? i want to buy my first screen drawing tablet, for photoshop and animate/flash, and Huion looks better with specs but i heard Wacom cintiq is more reliable software-wise (people said the Huion calibration is off especially if you're also using another monitor) any thoughts on that?
Colours on the Cintiq should be better. To get best colour calibration, you'll need to use a hardware colour calibrator. Software won't know what your eyes are looking at.
Since the tablet is in layman’s terms, a different way to use a crusor, there should be no problem using any software that you can use with a mouse. I used to use a 27 Cintiq with TV Paint, you should have no issues at all.
How did you callibrate your pen so well in the center?, ive been trying to callibrate my pwn to be right at the tip but its still a bit offset from the tip of the pen.
If the calibration always seems off, but consistently off in a certain way, for you. You may have to calibrate with that offset in mind. For example, if cursor is always to the left side, then when calibrating, click more towards the opposite (eg right) side.
Hey! I just got a new Kamvas Pro 16 and I noticed that on white and greys there is a noisy red/cyan texture. Is this normal due to the laminated display? It's not clear looking, its the same effect as if moisture was smudged on the screen expect much noisier, cleaning it did nothing.
I can't decide. About to get one, but should I get Pro 16 or Pro 20 (2019 version) ? Any thoughts? Its for my company, will be my first, and I do not have it "much" on the move, but might between office and home.
If you think you're going to be bringing it around, the Pro 16 is the better choice. You can look at your current workflow to see if you're really going to bring it around.
@@teohyc thank you. I will think about it. 16 seems better for me, but almost same price for 20 2019 here in Sweden. These are two of very few that are on the market here. Importing would cost a fortune here.
I got the 20 pro 2019. 2 month delivery though. Yikes! And I will keep it at home. Studio/work will ha e pen and paper since my desk wouldn't fit even the pro 16. Besides, got some cool plans now.
@@teohycHi, thanks for reply. i have noticed a thin protecter layerupon the screen. Which has a small note on it to the leftupper corner "wear this off before use" are you refering to that layer or is there another screenprotect. Already applied on the screen it self.
Sorry my comment is not about this video I saw 2 years ago You made a video about Artisul pencil Actually I have one of them but It doesn’t work completely on my mackbook But it works well on windows I installed driver too but I don’t know why it doesn’t work on mac Can you please help me?
I do not have an HDMI port in my PC. I'm being told BY Huion that using an HDMI with a USB adapter won't work. If this is true, this NEEDS to be mentioned by you and ALL who review it. If it's not, then post here or update the video with some text stating otherwise. Since you can buy such a cable, there is no reason to think this would be an easy fix, order the Huion and the adapter, only to find this was a waste of time and money.
I son an iPad and an Apple pencil. But i really dont like the glass screen, i hate how it is to draw on, and its the schools not mine. So i was sondering if this tallet world be a good pick for me?
hello i am product design student. Actually i want to buy graphic display tablet for my digital work. am confused between XP -PEN artist 15.6 pro and huion Kamvas pro 16 ? can u suggest in which should i invest? thank you
You can compare the pros and cons list on my blog www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-artist-156-pen-display www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-pro-16-pen-display
Hello. I bought this tablet recently, and I found that it has chromatic aberration - a slight blur of color at the contrasting edges of the picture. This is described as a normal thing in the user manual, but I think that this is a defect, and i constantly notice this chromatic aberration while I work. If you know, is this normal? Maybe all graphic tablets of this type have such defects, including Cintiq?
@@teohyc thank you for the answer! Here I recorded a video about the things that bother me about the tablet now. If you are interested, please look and I will be grateful if you express your opinion on this matter. yadi.sk/i/DniCwRBSXFYVGg I sent this video to tech support and am waiting for an answer
@@ying1296 I didn't manage to fix the problem. Maybe I'm too sensitive for the quality of picture, but for me I felt it as a problem. I advice you if you wanna buy it, find someone who already has it and see how is the picture. (Sounds weird). My personal opinion, its better to buy Xp pen artist 15.6 pro with a red wheel. I finally sold my Huion kamvas, but I did it because I had to get some money quickly. And now I draw on my Gaomon m106k as I did before, and I forgot my huion kamvas very quickly.👌
I don't know how driver issues can possibly worse than my experience with Wacom drivers and their stunningly incompetent and non caring Support (asking me to send in a cintiq companion for Hardware replacement when Windows 10 had some trouble with drivers or frequently offering to change display units when the matte protection cover ist scratched -.-')
I nvr had a tablet screen before but i m interested to get one. i have a quesion for anyone who have a tablet screen. if i connect the tablet to a laptop, will i be able to use my laptop as a separate screen? I planning to use my laptop to display my reference and other stuff while working on the tablet.
I can tell you now, Huion wins. Xp pen has a good color gamut level, but it’s unbalanced, so the colors still aren’t as accurate as they should be. Their pen has tilt, but the sensitivity of it needs improvement, as the flow from light shading to dark shading lacks a good natural in between. The screen is laminated which means little to no parallax, but the pen will sometimes offset from the cursor if you’re tilting it. The screen is also not quite as “textured” as the Huion, probably because the Xp pen has an anti-glare film, while the .Huion has a natural coating that makes it non reflective, but also gives the surface texture without diffusing the colors. The only issue I really have with the Kamvas pro 16 is the retarded decision to put the power button right by the hot keys and the poorly designed stand. Everything else is amazing.
Hi there i have a question and it would be a life saver if i can get a solution for my problem! My issue is that my mouse and pen are not in sync. Theres a big gap between them and i have no idea how to fix it. I guess my pen/mouse tracking has a problem? If anyone can tell me how i can fix this issue it would be great. Ive recently bought the tablet so im quite clueless. Thank you!❤
@@dorsab8627 Just click the Calibration button in the driver, then click on the crosshairs that appear with the pen tip. There should be four or eight crosshairs to click.
I really wanted to like this tablet but i was REALLY disappointed by the pen tracking cursor drift, it's not remotely accurate beyond a few inches of the center, y'know, where all the tiny UI buttons are going to be. Total deal-breaker for me, accurate pen tracking, it's the only the core point of a pen display after all...
Not saying he was paid but allot of youtubers are, and allot of these Non wacom tablets have so many issues, I’ve heard about issues with the bigger cintiqs in the past but at least they never have issues like this or with drivers 😬
@@moraeza I returned my Kamvas and got an XP-Pen pro 15.6 instead and i can happily recommend that one, it's not perfect but LEAGUES ahead of Huion in terms of quality, driver utility and pen tracking accuracy. Definitely an alternative worth considering over the much more expensive Cintiq 16" if you're just starting out.
@@Cynos_3D yeah I’m not just starting out, I had an xp pen pro and hated it sorry 😅 it didn’t work with any program I tried and the cursor was never remotely near my pen. Currently going to try 2021 Kamvas 16. Cintiq 16 was worth it for build quality, and longevity I just want to get a cintiq 22 later down the line. You pay for quality, and that’s what you get, all non wacom tablets are cheaply produced by the same company and mostly have allot the same issues because they are the same. Things seem to be getting better on that end but the amount of quality control issues ive seem and heard about people being paid out for reviews really makes me hesitant to try anything, coming from a person who’s used wacom for years and has never had as many issues as I have had with these other brands display tablets.
@@moraeza I mean, if you're a professional artist, i can understand paying more for Wacom, the improved QC and software support is baked into the price, i have nothing against that. I just don't think paying 800$cad is worth a 1080p 16" display when the 500$ i paid for an XP-Pen is getting me where i need to in Zbrush and substance painter. For a larger model 22"+ that's an other story, you're now also paying for a uniform display with calibrated color and with a lot more pixel density in the 2-4k range.
@@Cynos_3D the cintiq 16 is 600 in the us and that’s not much more than XP? yeah the build quality of xp really doesn’t do it for me, and that parallax for the price is atrocious, even if it has “good color” doesn’t matter if half the programs I try don’t work :’) hopefully nothing happens to yours though!
I have one myself and after setting it up this thing is amazing. Feels good to draw with, really smooth, and I have had no issues so far. First time using pressure sensitivity and a tablet like this but so far it's good.
Thanks for taking the time to make all of these reviews. There are so many pen displays on the market, these definitely make navigating it easier.
I have a question. How on Earth can you be so professional? Each review is excellent, and all videos time-tagged🤩
Also I cannot decide between Huion Kamwas Pro 16 and Kamwas 22 (not a PLUS, just 22). Could you please tell me, what would you recommend? I am mostly after zero input lag and line/color accuracy🤔Thank you so much!
Actually, anything above 16 inch is too big for my needs, as I am after something portable. Now I cannot decide between Huion Pro 13 and Pro 16. I get the impression the displays and drawing experience is the same (apart from size) in terms of quality, am I right?
Currently internally raging at Wacom because my 27UHD broke and they want 1150USD to fix it or it's trash. Thank you for this review! I'm seriously considering this as a cheaper alternative.
Check out the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 and XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro
Thanks to solid reviews such as this one I purchased a Kamvas Pro 16 and am thrilled with the improvement to my workflow (photo editing)! I now do all my post processing on the tablet and can glance up at my main 30" monitor to get an overall look when wanted. #Recommended
Is it still working?
@@nailahasanah6805 Yes, it's working very well thx. Have added 'digital painting' to my curricula and enjoying it all. Cheers for the solid review back then! ;)
Seren Dipity alright! Thank you for the feedback:DD
And now? still working?
@@rcarlosibal Works great for me and has never skipped a beat. I use it pretty much daily.
ps: Win7 here.
Your reviews are always the best!👍🏼✨they are very thorough and helpful ✨thank you so much ✨💕
On sale right now on Amazon very tempted to buy it!!
Omg the left handed friendly ness yesss
dude the are closing the gab fast. am gona wait another year and get one of these kamvases
great review !
im waiting for there version of a computer based tablet.
If you mean something like the Cintiq Mobile, then Huion just released a 22 inch one.
Hi im an artist,all of these years i dedicated my life to art and now going to collage,but im scared because i overthink,what if i dont found artist jobs,
dont be dismayed. focus on the process and be the best artist you can be. you will be fine.
also got into the university to study architecture and i have so many questions, so i understand. you can do it.
Im going to college for graphic designing, so i feel the same way you do. We just gotta go with the flow without overwhelming ourselves ab it, have fun that’s all we can do.
i'm not artist student nor enrolled on any collage, got artist jobs for years.
The display is amazing!
Thanks for this. This is helpful for me to decide.
3D Artist and one year long user of the Huion Kamvas Pro 16. Whatever questions you have, ask me. Cheers
are the colors fairly accurate, straight of of the box, and is the sensitivity good when drawing especially light-handedly? also, how sensitive and useful is the touchbar?
thank you for your time btw!!
@@jeju8796 I would definitely say the colors are fairly accurate (one of the best you'll get at this price range) out of the box but it also offers a lot of customization which I would definitely play with to fit you.
It is really comfortable to draw on with a nice, subtle texture to it and incredible sensitivity. I wouldn't even worry about the sensitivity, it's great.
I personally bought this device with the side buttons and touch bar in mind but I honestly haven't used them at all. Most people end up finding they are not very comfortable or efficient to use, regardless of the company. The touch bar is well calibrated and functions as expected though.
The build quality of the tablet itself is incredible but the pen does feel a lot lighter than the ones Wacom offers and the two side buttons it includes often feel a bit "clicky". I use the pen buttons daily and they hold up perfectly though, no problems whatsoever. You do get used to it but I'd prefer a thicker and heavier pen. Overal a classy display for a fair price.
@@TheGreatArlei thank you so much!
I saw a lot of people saying the pen calibration was horribly off or the drivers didn’t work... can you recommend me a tablet below $400 for me? I was going for the kamvas 16 pro for a while and now I’m unsure
@@oliakeung7204 When it first came out the calibration was indeed broken but they quickly fixed all those driver issues within a few weeks and have since been updated regularly, with noticeable improvements. I personally have no calibration complaints.
One thing you should not do is have other graphics tablets drivers installed in your system, they are not compatible.
From my own experience I have not had any inconveniences. I believe Huion delivers a high quality product for a very fair price.
As you may have read above, the only complain I've had is the physical quality of the pen, which isn't as good as Wacom's.
Other than that the Kamvas Pro 16 is an excellent product and at that price range I honestly wouldn't recommend any other. Now if you are willing to pay two times the price I would certainly go for a Wacom tablet.
If you have any other specific questions don't hesitate to ask.
I bought it a few days ago and I'm so happy that I did. I will easily prefer this one over any budget tablet you can think of and maybe even wacom cintiq 16 even though that one has a better pen . In the end it gets the job done very well I think you guys should buy it. PS Don't use the first driver get the beta version if you're looking to get one any time soon
what's the difference
Can we do rigging and rendering in it ?
Thanks for the review!
your review is really great, thank you!
Does it need to stay plug in when using it? or is it chargeable?
Kurt Tugas i think it needs to stay plugged in, but i decided to buy the xp pen pro 15.6 because similiar price range and I personally found it more worth it, and it’s really great
a very good Video. thank you for doing this.
do you draw very softly? At 3:22 you tapped so many times just to get those few dots omg... is the pressure registration a concern?
Great review!
By the way, can it connect with desktop view supported android phones, e.g
Samsung S10, Note10, Huawei Mate 20, or else?
*Connect means showing as a monitor.
If can, then can we use the pen also?
You can connect to Android devices that can output video, but the Huion pen will not work.
Thank you for the review. I just picked up one of these units as my first drawing tablet. I would be curious to know how you personally configure your pen and tablet buttons when you are drawing. I know one can customize to anything but I would like to see how you use them. Maybe a tutorial on that??
For tablet buttons, just use your drawing apps as normal and you'll get a sense of which shortcuts you use often, then set those shortcuts to the buttons. E.g. B(rush), E(raser), undo, save are the usual ones
Do you perfer this or the XP Pen 15.6 pro?
Wish I had seen this video before my purchase on Monday.
Never had anything like a drawing tablet before. But was expecting not only a stand, but also touch capabilities for zoom and rotate.
And the so-called "one cord" is not very long from the PC to the tablet. Meaning I can't sit back in my chair and work. I have no choice but hug the desk.
And the advertised pen tilt doesn't work!!
I'm seriously considering returning it for a XPen Tablet.
I'm ser
This is long but it may help someone else:
Sorry XpPen but that screen is like a hockey game!!
I own Huion larger monitor GT something and I think it works just fine for me - I honestly stop using Wacom products for the price (and trying to sell my unopened wacom tablet now - I'm used to monitors now).
Recently I've wanted a more lap tablet monitor so I did purchase the XpPen pro to give it a try and test it out and to be honest it's not too bad...but as someone who does art constantly, I just can't fall in love with it. I do HATE the way the screen feels when you draw on it and I would honestly use it to only sketch out ideas and transfer it over to my big computer to finish. I think the company is nice and the tablet is not too bad...but something about it is uncomfortable. I honestly would not recommend the 12 series reg or pro it's hard to fall in love with. I used it for only a few days less than a month and could already tell it was not going to work for me. My biggest issue with it was when you would zoom out to be able to see your work the canvas (I was in photoshop) would look like the screen had pixelated rips across it and the colors would often vanish or sections of your art would vanish as well. Sometimes it would even act like the 'good ol days' of the internet where the page would load painfully slow from top to bottom to show the image...it was not fun at all. Since I had this XpPen for under a month and it's still just like new and in the box, I'll likely give it away to a big kid or teen who wants to get into digital art...but if you're doing it seriously and want near-flawless results...I believe it can give you that, but you're going to have to fight for it a bit. Just go for anything NOT the 12 series reg or pro. I wanted it for travel convenience if I needed to go on a trip I could flashdrive/googledrive everything over to my laptop and grab the tablet and go but it was not a drawing convenience for my projects 40 - 80 percent of the time. The size, however, is something perfect for travel.
XpPen may be for you - it was not terrible but when you paired it with third-party software such as LN the pen would not work well at all and the pressure felt broken a LOT of the times (unless you're sketching or using very thick lines...this was a huge pain) There is a huge noticeable LAG when drawing with third-party add-ons meant for the drawing apps. It would lag to the point where the screen would freeze with no activity for moments of time before waking up from it's 'daze' and apply the strokes it thinks you made. It's best to use the product raw and it did work much better without it. The line was more smooth without LN, but I use LN for perspective and I can't do that unless on my main work desktop monitor. I would recommend the XpPen products for younger kids wanting to get into digital art, if I were 12, XpPen would have been the best (I used a line of bamboo tablets into their more mature wacom brands and then to Huion) but XpPen feels like an experiment. I wish for the company Huion and XpPen to grow and rival wacom one day so there would be more competition on the market instead of a monopoly. If any of these companies release a 4k version at a good price Wacom could finally be watching their backs (maybe just a bit - schools will always push students to wacom and overprice them)
My Huion (this version) comes in tomorrow and I'm honestly excited to compare it with the XpPen and see if I'm just Huion converted now.
3:20 Sorry, for asking again... but is this kind of "stipple & dots" issue I have had with XP-PEN devices?!? The Huion pen seems to be very sensitive and responsive while drawing and movements. But seeing you making those dots leaves a bad feeling... Would you mind to share your experiences with HUION vs XP-PEN in this regard. Thanks in advance!
I tried mirroring the image on a second monitor, but the colors are awful on the second monitor. So I just left it at just the huion display. Color calibration is difficult also
Teoh, did you have smoothing On with photoshop? I can see wobble/jitter. Also, will you be doing ruler test?
I've been flipping through your reviews and looking at this one and the xp pen 15.6 pro I'm curious which you like better or would recommend?
There's a sale on xp pen!
After reviewing the many pros and also cons, companies and products of each one, I bought the Huion kamvas 16 pro.
Please hiw do u move the canvas with just ur hunion pen ?? I really want to know itll be a of great use to me......
I love ur reviews keep it up fam!!!
Depending on the app you use, you can press & hold spacebar, then move with the pen.
Thank you for the update! Did the tilt functionality work?
Yes it works
Would you still recommend this in 2022? It's currently available for $359 with the stand which puts it in the same price range as the Wacom One, but that's only a 13" model. Or would you consider it too outdated and it would be better to pay the $599 for the newest variant with the 2.5K screen?
I NEED HELP 🆘 I don't know what laptop to get with my Huion 16 pro tablet, it has to be compatible, low price ,medium to small ,college reliable, also 9gb of ram.
Thank you for the comparison to A4 paper and we can SEE the size.
Can I ask which is better? this one or the 2021 non pro version? (their prices are similar in my country and I'm torn between either. if there are other better tablets at the same price please can I ask your opinon?}
Please advise me need buy white night tube watercolors or paul rubens watercolors 🙏
There is an error in your link, the Amazon Italy is wrong and redirects to Amazon Espania.
Hi! Yi chie，Could you please share the calibrated icc color profile of the kamvas pro16 for the mac (not the windows)? i would really appreciate for that.
Thank you for the review! I'm currently looking to get my first pen display so this is very helpful! Would you say this is the better choice compared to the Wacom Cintiq 16? I had my heart set on that and now I'm lost in the decision process again lol
you can consider to buy huion camvass 16 pro or xp pen artist 15.6 pro as subtitute of wacom cintiq pro
Those are really close to cintiq, not much different compare to cintiq
Check out these two reviews, especially the 2nd as it is a comparison between the two:
Brad Colbow- ruclips.net/video/CoWmZ2pQ05Q/видео.html
Create Now Sleep Later: ruclips.net/video/6LIv4u5xKKU/видео.html
@@WPR91 Thank you!
@@MangaSamte Thank you as well for the pointers! They were a great help! :)
@@pollyexparrot3123 sure happy to help! 👍
Hello Yi Chie, Thank you for your review. I bought a HUION Kamvas 16 pro yesterday . However it appears to have a serious offset and calibration problem. The magnitude of offsets randomly varies upon rebooting or re-switching on. Any advice?
I made a portable desktop pc that i can put in my backpack/ carry-on luggage. I was looking into a portable display to use with it. But price wise, I might as well go for this than just a simple display. Can a Desktop pc output video to this tablet without the need of a regular screen?
You might be limited by the battery because this displays also require a power source. Unless you are going to plug your "portable computer" in a wall. I'm just assuming here but maybe you have a big enough battery.
@@nathanmutombo2866 oh no, sorry my man. I travel and move a lot internationally. So being able to throw my pc in my carry-on luggage when I go on a plane saves me having to sell and build a new one each time I move. So I don't need a battery, I just plug it in a wall wherever I'm living. Yeah a laptop might be more practical but the bang for buck is not the same in the long run :D. And no, sending it as a fragile package isn't really worth it either due to the transportation cost.
Have you had any pen calibration issue ???
no matter what i do there is always a curser off set......
How would this compare to the XP Pen 15.6 Pro?
The build is better, pen is better too because you don't get wobbly lines when drawing slow also it has better colors
ive got the xp pen 15.6 pro, and I love it, in short, it sounds about the same
I was told the xp oen artist has the ability to remember shortcuts from multiple apps. Whereas this can’t do that. You have to set them up every time you change apps.
@@theramblingranter5797 you can now!
Can I Plug in the Display Tablet all time ?
When shutting down my PC , no need to do anything to the Tablet (except closing software) ?
Im late, but it simply works like a second monitor so no you dont have to do anything with it.
Do you know how to fix the offset? I've tried restarting, reinstalling the driver, calibrating, and nothing seems to get rid of the small but noticeable offset of the stylus on my Kamvas pro 12
Are you using a dual monitor set up? That is often the cause. Try checking it with just the original monitor in use on your PC. Be sure monitor matches the pixel setting.
How does this compare to the wacom cintiq 16 (DTK1660K0A)? Im looking for a good starting screen tablet.
Check out these two reviews:
Brad Colbow- ruclips.net/video/CoWmZ2pQ05Q/видео.html
Create Now Sleep Later: ruclips.net/video/6LIv4u5xKKU/видео.html
How do you change the screen brightness?
Hi! Nice video! I am from Brazil, and here the Wacom price are very unfair, so i am seeking for Huion options. I saw that some people has a problem with the cursor and the point of the pen on the corners on the tablet, they don't match very well, this do happen to you too?
Thanks for the video!!
Some models do that. So do check reviews on Amazon first and here www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display
Does it come with a good warranty or do you have to pay for it?
Only full HD ? on the Huion Store the resolution is marketed as 4k. Also there is Android support mentioned on the specs on the Huion Store. Any review on the Android support / mobility ?
They have a model which is 4K resolution. Based on my experience, Android support, if any, is usually hit and miss.
I do not have a tablet or laptop but a PC case (and smartphone), it may make sense to take an iPad, maybe iPad Pro (at 90/80% to draw trying to do it especially there instead of paper or no display tablet?) perhaps among some or many months (it is more a desire but one excludes the other) if it would be possible or better Pen Display, maybe this or similar that would also be more economical solution, I would use above all at home but I would like more comfortable solution also for back or arm that in the last months he gave a little boredom and to avoid malfunctions or to set badly (in the past I liked to rack my brains to try to make things work or to learn them but now
less even if I am tempted to choose a lower solution in case of doubt to make a mistake in buying) or screen below 10/11 inches (there would be no doubt as to the model and capacity and if with a network card, I was thinking of a model with 64 GB and no net but I don't know, I didn't understand then if ipad os is fine then with all peripherals, it will depend on outputs, I don't know the costs of this then, an external hard disk would serve me already for pc but I don't know if usb 3 or usb 2 that are outputs that I have to the PC make that I could use the same thing for everything), it is difficult to choose, on the one hand, however, I think that avoiding pc in the summer with heat and video card that becomes noisy or maybe you can more easily find a comfortable position or listen to music and being able to read or have good references would not be bad, price differences are scary, with different prices I would actually have my preference if ipad is in fact an alternative to wacom for capacity, for programs but maybe better pc but procreate looks very nice. to know an artist's opinion and that I admire would be nice. thank you and sorry sorry.
but for your fantastic abilities it all seems beautiful so I would take everything in reality .. but then I would discover that it was the handle and not the racket
I think like others have said, it's best to wait a little while. Maybe get the next version of it. Thanks for the review Teoh. 👍😀
I wish the screen was more square than that wide.
It's actually better, since there is the ui that takes most of the space in the left side of the screen that typically contains layers and color palettes.
Hello, please advise me about that. I will buy Huion Kamvas Pro 16, which is the 2019 version. Do you advise me to buy it, or will there be a 2021 version soon, so wait ??!
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Is there a space between the pen's nib and the writing on the screen, or not ?? Because someone scared me from that, but I told him that this is not found in the Pro versions, is that correct or not ??
Consider the Kamvas 16 (2021) www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-16-2021-120-srgb-pen-display
Which has better colours? Huion pro 16 or xp-pen 15.6 pro?
Hey there. This is only from what i found reading users’ reviews: i’ve seen many complaining about the xp pen 15.6 colours that they are slightly more vibrant than they actually are. Some find it fine, but you have to constantly check your original colour on your computer screen.
I hope this is useful.
So, I just got it setted it up and everything. But the power button is red instead of green. nor will anything display on my huron. May you help me fix this?
Maybe not enough power? Did you connect the two USB cable?
I did indeed
I believe I have found the problem, it says “No Signal” how would I get that to work?
Does the usb cable provide enough of power to power the tablet without plug it in the power?
It depends on how much power your USB port delivers.
@@teohyc oh, okay. you think my macbook pro with ub c / thunderbolt 3 would provide enough power to power this up?
@@TobiLotta That I'm not too sure. My Macbook Pro 2015 with USB 3 was able to power it. So chances are TB3 should provide enough power
Can you use the osd function key to use touch bar for change between brush size and zoom ?
What would you recommend between the Huion Kamvas 16 Pro and the XP Pen 15.6 Pro? I see you reviewed both on your channel, I wonder how you think they compare to eachother. I hesitate between these two.
You can compare the pros and cons list on my website www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display
very nice review. can you compare to wacom one display?
In your opinion which is bettrr the Kanvas 16 Pro or the new XP Pen Innovator and which of the 2 is thinner nd lighter in weight
Innovator is lighter and thinner, and has better colours.
@@teohyc Thank you..would you take it over Huion 16 Pro ????
Hi Teoh, does the included stand has the same issue as 13 Pro ? my tablet keep sliding from the bottom plane since it's too narrow combined with curvy edges of the tablet
All the Huion stands are the same. I was going to recommend the Artisul stand but I can't confirm how big that bottom plate is. www.parkablogs.com/content/review-artisul-d16-pen-display
i am thinking about buying this one but i am not sure because i am thinking about XP-Pen Artist 15.6 too. what would you say is the better product?
Best to check out the pros and cons list. I review too many of these products to remember accurately their features and performance. www.parkablogs.com/picture/review-xp-pen-artist-156-pro-pen-display
omg, your voice is so restful
Dat asmr tho
do you think this is better than Wacom cintiq 16? i want to buy my first screen drawing tablet, for photoshop and animate/flash, and Huion looks better with specs but i heard Wacom cintiq is more reliable software-wise (people said the Huion calibration is off especially if you're also using another monitor) any thoughts on that?
Colours on the Cintiq should be better. To get best colour calibration, you'll need to use a hardware colour calibrator. Software won't know what your eyes are looking at.
Hi, thanks a lot for this review. Do you know if it's compatible with TvPaint?
Since the tablet is in layman’s terms, a different way to use a crusor, there should be no problem using any software that you can use with a mouse.
I used to use a 27 Cintiq with TV Paint, you should have no issues at all.
Does the pressure sensitivity work on Mac in Clip studio paint? I noticed in your Huion Kamas 16 video it had some issues
It works. To see the drawing samples, visit the text review in the video description
I wonder is the resolution of the display 300 dpi or less?
How did you callibrate your pen so well in the center?, ive been trying to callibrate my pwn to be right at the tip but its still a bit offset from the tip of the pen.
If the calibration always seems off, but consistently off in a certain way, for you. You may have to calibrate with that offset in mind. For example, if cursor is always to the left side, then when calibrating, click more towards the opposite (eg right) side.
Hey! I just got a new Kamvas Pro 16 and I noticed that on white and greys there is a noisy red/cyan texture. Is this normal due to the laminated display? It's not clear looking, its the same effect as if moisture was smudged on the screen expect much noisier, cleaning it did nothing.
Not sure what you mean. Maybe take a photo and contact Huion and see what they say.
Hey, what is better for student note taking, IPAD AIR 3 OR Galaxy Tab S4 they are same price
Thanks
also interested. Which one has more battery life when in use ?
I can't decide. About to get one, but should I get Pro 16 or Pro 20 (2019 version) ? Any thoughts? Its for my company, will be my first, and I do not have it "much" on the move, but might between office and home.
If you think you're going to be bringing it around, the Pro 16 is the better choice. You can look at your current workflow to see if you're really going to bring it around.
@@teohyc thank you. I will think about it. 16 seems better for me, but almost same price for 20 2019 here in Sweden. These are two of very few that are on the market here. Importing would cost a fortune here.
I got the 20 pro 2019. 2 month delivery though. Yikes! And I will keep it at home. Studio/work will ha e pen and paper since my desk wouldn't fit even the pro 16. Besides, got some cool plans now.
Do I need a screen protector for this pen tablet or is not necessary?
No screen protector needed. But this already comes with it. It prevents squeaky sound when drawing with the pen
@@teohyc thank you for your response Teoh 💛🥺 and of course for all this helpful reviews 💛💛💛
xp pen innovator 16 or artist 15.6 pro or kamvas pro16? a friend of mine is torn between those 3 display tablets
Compare the lists of pros and cons I have on my blog www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display
Can someone please tell me how to turn on tilt sensitivity🙏
What drawing program do you use. In some programs it doesn't work. check the product on the website for more info
Wacom = Apple
Huion = Xiaomi
Hmmm
Can you compare to the new pro 20 that was just released august 26th
I can only do that if I get a review unit
Trying to decide on either the 2017 12.9 ipad pro, new huion 20 pro or 16 pro, or the xppen 22e pro or 15.6 pro
Maybe,i buy it huion in my birthday? idk...when .__?
What about durability of this tablet?
should we apply a screen protector on it? matt screen protector, because i dont want to scratch the screen when drwing
There is already a screen protector on it
@@teohycHi, thanks for reply. i have noticed a thin protecter layerupon the screen. Which has a small note on it to the leftupper corner "wear this off before use" are you refering to that layer or is there another screenprotect. Already applied on the screen it self.
does it work wz mob and tablts too ??
Is it still working good until now pls help me I’m trying to decide should I buy this tablet or not ? 😖
Get the new Kamvas 16 (2021)
You might not respond but what drawing software do you use i would like to use it
Clip Studio Paint, Medibang Paint Pro
@@teohyc thanks ill try these put for my new huion kamvas pro 12 :D
Sorry my comment is not about this video
I saw 2 years ago
You made a video about
Artisul pencil
Actually I have one of them but
It doesn’t work completely on my mackbook
But it works well on windows
I installed driver too but
I don’t know why it doesn’t work on mac
Can you please help me?
I do not have an HDMI port in my PC. I'm being told BY Huion that using an HDMI with a USB adapter won't work. If this is true, this NEEDS to be mentioned by you and ALL who review it. If it's not, then post here or update the video with some text stating otherwise. Since you can buy such a cable, there is no reason to think this would be an easy fix, order the Huion and the adapter, only to find this was a waste of time and money.
I son an iPad and an Apple pencil. But i really dont like the glass screen, i hate how it is to draw on, and its the schools not mine. So i was sondering if this tallet world be a good pick for me?
hello i am product design student. Actually i want to buy graphic display tablet for my digital work. am confused between XP -PEN artist 15.6 pro and huion Kamvas pro 16 ? can u suggest in which should i invest?
thank you
You can compare the pros and cons list on my blog
www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-artist-156-pen-display
www.parkablogs.com/content/review-huion-kamvas-pro-16-pen-display
Will this will work without power supply like can we run it with just connecting only from laptop
USB port power is not sufficient. It needs wall outlet power
Hello. I bought this tablet recently, and I found that it has chromatic aberration - a slight blur of color at the contrasting edges of the picture. This is described as a normal thing in the user manual, but I think that this is a defect, and i constantly notice this chromatic aberration while I work. If you know, is this normal? Maybe all graphic tablets of this type have such defects, including Cintiq?
It could be due to the matte surface. But even so it should not be that noticeable.
@@teohyc thank you for the answer! Here I recorded a video about the things that bother me about the tablet now. If you are interested, please look and I will be grateful if you express your opinion on this matter. yadi.sk/i/DniCwRBSXFYVGg I sent this video to tech support and am waiting for an answer
@@andreikuzmin2693 did u manage to fix the issue? I'm thinking of getting this too
@@ying1296 I didn't manage to fix the problem. Maybe I'm too sensitive for the quality of picture, but for me I felt it as a problem. I advice you if you wanna buy it, find someone who already has it and see how is the picture. (Sounds weird). My personal opinion, its better to buy Xp pen artist 15.6 pro with a red wheel. I finally sold my Huion kamvas, but I did it because I had to get some money quickly. And now I draw on my Gaomon m106k as I did before, and I forgot my huion kamvas very quickly.👌
I don't know how driver issues can possibly worse than my experience with Wacom drivers and their stunningly incompetent and non caring Support (asking me to send in a cintiq companion for Hardware replacement when Windows 10 had some trouble with drivers or frequently offering to change display units when the matte protection cover ist scratched -.-')
Is it also compatible with Affinity Designer and Publisher?
Yes
Ok thanks for your answer. ❤ have a great day.
Does anyone know a good place to find a adapter for a drawing tablet
AliExpress
I’m thinking of getting these does it work on Mac book pro
Yes it works
YES I CAN GET IT THEN
Does the screen get warm?
Slightly, but not the whole screen, just a small area. It's not hot
Can you set the slider to rotation?
Unfortunately not. Unless software you are using has a keyboard shortcut, in which case you can assign the physical button to that keyboard shortcut
Thank you
I nvr had a tablet screen before but i m interested to get one. i have a quesion for anyone who have a tablet screen. if i connect the tablet to a laptop, will i be able to use my laptop as a separate screen? I planning to use my laptop to display my reference and other stuff while working on the tablet.
It can be done. That's the extended screen mode.
@@teohyc i see, thank for the info!
Huion kamvas pro 16 ..VS.. Xp pen artist 15.6 ??
I can tell you now, Huion wins. Xp pen has a good color gamut level, but it’s unbalanced, so the colors still aren’t as accurate as they should be. Their pen has tilt, but the sensitivity of it needs improvement, as the flow from light shading to dark shading lacks a good natural in between. The screen is laminated which means little to no parallax, but the pen will sometimes offset from the cursor if you’re tilting it. The screen is also not quite as “textured” as the Huion, probably because the Xp pen has an anti-glare film, while the .Huion has a natural coating that makes it non reflective, but also gives the surface texture without diffusing the colors. The only issue I really have with the Kamvas pro 16 is the retarded decision to put the power button right by the hot keys and the poorly designed stand. Everything else is amazing.
Hi there i have a question and it would be a life saver if i can get a solution for my problem!
My issue is that my mouse and pen are not in sync. Theres a big gap between them and i have no idea how to fix it. I guess my pen/mouse tracking has a problem? If anyone can tell me how i can fix this issue it would be great. Ive recently bought the tablet so im quite clueless.
Thank you!❤
Use the installed driver to calibrate the pen. This will align the cursor to the pen tip.
@@teohyc may i ask for more elaborate explanation on how to calibrate the pen? The only device I've ever calibrated is my phone 😅
@@dorsab8627 Just click the Calibration button in the driver, then click on the crosshairs that appear with the pen tip. There should be four or eight crosshairs to click.
@@teohyc yeah i did it and it works better! Though the parallax is still there but the distance is much less ^^
I really wanted to like this tablet but i was REALLY disappointed by the pen tracking cursor drift, it's not remotely accurate beyond a few inches of the center, y'know, where all the tiny UI buttons are going to be. Total deal-breaker for me, accurate pen tracking, it's the only the core point of a pen display after all...
Not saying he was paid but allot of youtubers are, and allot of these Non wacom tablets have so many issues, I’ve heard about issues with the bigger cintiqs in the past but at least they never have issues like this or with drivers 😬
@@moraeza I returned my Kamvas and got an XP-Pen pro 15.6 instead and i can happily recommend that one, it's not perfect but LEAGUES ahead of Huion in terms of quality, driver utility and pen tracking accuracy. Definitely an alternative worth considering over the much more expensive Cintiq 16" if you're just starting out.
@@Cynos_3D yeah I’m not just starting out, I had an xp pen pro and hated it sorry 😅 it didn’t work with any program I tried and the cursor was never remotely near my pen. Currently going to try 2021 Kamvas 16. Cintiq 16 was worth it for build quality, and longevity I just want to get a cintiq 22 later down the line. You pay for quality, and that’s what you get, all non wacom tablets are cheaply produced by the same company and mostly have allot the same issues because they are the same. Things seem to be getting better on that end but the amount of quality control issues ive seem and heard about people being paid out for reviews really makes me hesitant to try anything, coming from a person who’s used wacom for years and has never had as many issues as I have had with these other brands display tablets.
@@moraeza I mean, if you're a professional artist, i can understand paying more for Wacom, the improved QC and software support is baked into the price, i have nothing against that. I just don't think paying 800$cad is worth a 1080p 16" display when the 500$ i paid for an XP-Pen is getting me where i need to in Zbrush and substance painter. For a larger model 22"+ that's an other story, you're now also paying for a uniform display with calibrated color and with a lot more pixel density in the 2-4k range.
@@Cynos_3D the cintiq 16 is 600 in the us and that’s not much more than XP? yeah the build quality of xp really doesn’t do it for me, and that parallax for the price is atrocious, even if it has “good color” doesn’t matter if half the programs I try don’t work :’) hopefully nothing happens to yours though!
Does it need to stay plug in when using it? or is it chargeable?
It’s a monitor so you need to connect to a computer
Anyone know how long that included cable is?
About 1m
@@teohyc Thank you :D
I got this today, I'm very disappointed. It shows no signal
Contact Huion and see what they say