My daughter is a huge fan of digital art and I am proud of her works. To be able to relate to her I started watching vids about digital art and the tools needed for it. Good thing I came across your channel.
Masterful review! You've targeted all the apprehensive questions I had about the feeling of etched glass, pixel size perception, and color accuracy. Also, seeing you demonstrate up close was very assuring. I had already pre-ordered earlier today but now I feel much more confident!
I just got mine a few days ago. Ive been drawing on it and using it as a monitor with my computer. Im really impressed and happy with it. The Kamvas 22 Plus is by far the best bang for your buck in my opinion. I'm looking forward to all the great things I'll be making with it! :)
@@sophieainsworth7212 Hi! Well, Ive been using it daily and I love it! I bought it for a Webcomic series Ive been working on. So far the Kamvas 22 is everything I could hope for in a drawing monitor. I use the free software Gimp as my primary program. The screen has real tight resolution, its very well made.
@@Userdoesnotexit I draw really small details in my art so being tight and responsive is my number one priority in a tablet. The Kamvas 22 is by far the best one Ive ever used, theres like almost no parallax. What I want to do with the drawing is what the pen does. I really recommend it dude! I use it everyday, if you want to be a Pro digital artist but have to budget for a drawing monitor. This one by far feels like the best bet for your hard earned money. I wouldnt recommend it if it wasnt that good. Im really getting a lot of great results in my drawings with it. My only concern recently is I checked the prices on them again for buying a few more for my studio, the prices seem to have gone up a bit. So thats kinda disappointing considering I think I got it at the optimum price.
Sophie Ainsworth been playing with my 22 plus all day and honestly I didn’t know a 1080p display could look this good. I barely notice the resolution diff between the huion and my main 2k display. The the etched glass, contrast and color gamut is keep the image so crisp it really hides the resolution. Of coarse you’ll notice it if you go looking for it
my wish-list would be, wireless connectivity, adhoc, wifi or new tech even. wireless charging. whole transparent glass display/body, 4k 120fps/8k 30fps. also hopefully adobe cloud computing service, so we can have overpowered desktop experience on the go. these tech above are already exist, but still not quite practical, let alone for display tablet. it's far more, but they're gonna be real on the next decade or so.
konakon TV in a few years from now you won’t even use a tablet to make art you will use a computer hooked into your brain to instantly create real life versions of whatever your imagination can think of. Google the “Neuralink “ elon musk is making.
As somebody who was using drawing tech 10 years ago, I can say that today's products are near-miraculous by comparison. Just the fact that we can draw on a screen with next to no gap and nearly indistinguishable latency is amazing. I'm sure we'll be blown away with the products of the next decade.
I think I'll go with this rather than the 16 Pro. Get the big screen first so I don't have to upgrade later, colors are a little better, less lag, and I've never really had good experiences with hotkeys, having to reinstall driver if they stopped working, change with app I'm using, turning it upside down because I'm a leftie, etc; just use my keyboard instead. Also the stand is continuously adjustable, not discrete. I've had a Q11k v1 for years now, still works great, haven't even had to change a nib yet. So I know the brand is solid.
This review is great! I’m very interested in this monitor tablet and this review has helped me a lot! Also I wanted to say, I don’t know if you mess too much with the pressure curve on the tablet, but pointing the curve downwards makes it that you have to put more pressure in the pen to get a thicker line and you said something about it during the review, it was because of your curve. I always make the pressure curve go upwards because I don’t like having to apply too much pressure to get thick lines and I think that has helped me save the pen nib of my tablets, because in 4 years I’ve only changed my nib once and it was very recently. With my previous tablet I also used the same nib for almost 5 years. Just a tip that will save you nibs 😂😂
A well-detailed review. Love how you laid the text version for quick reference. This display looks great value for money. It might be a good upgrade to my ancient intous 3, which is still working flawlessly. I just hope this has reliability and durability as well. The warranty these days is short and no repair afterward in most regions, electronics are becoming more and more use and throw.
I considered a used Cintiq and there's a lot of DTK-2100s on Ebay for $200-250 and they came out in 2010. I had two XP pen Artist Pro 22r both had bad USB-C ports, slightest bump and they would disconnect, returned the second one today and ordered this ($520 on Amazon). If I get two years out of it I'll consider it a good buy, but if I had the money I'd buy a Wacom.
@@godzoookie I went for this last November because wacom was more than twice the price in my region. Kamvas is still working well so far and I am being extra cautios but every now and then I feel I should have gone with the Wacom for its flawless pen feel,durability and drivers. For me the Kamvas pen clearly lags a lot in Clip Studio(windows ink off) compared to Pshop. Warranty of 1 year is over, I am now just praying it holds on as is. If it fails earlier than expected, I will never go for anything other than Wacom even if I have to ditch the screen.
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb I haven't been using it as frequently for painting/drawing but only for sculpting. It is still working well. The pen is most susceptible to fail but that too is holding on so far. Fingers Crossed
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb Tablet is working fine but I have noticed some color change on top right corner of screen. Against complete white, I can see it is a dark patch similar to what we see on the edges of our LED TV as they get older
Very excellent review! Thank you for your technical insight to this product. I use Kamvas pro22 (2018) and appreciate it everyday, however I am interested in the new pen(3.0). I have slight carpal tunnel in my drawing hand and would like to know if the new pen technology is less stress in pushing and pulling for the nib inside the housing. I like the solid feel of the Apple Pencils for iPad Pro, because my hand gets less fatigue. Thanks for all your work and I always look forward to your content on this channel!
Done about a month of research on pen tablets this seemed like the best value for money for those that want the best budget beginner pen tablet in it's price range, and for the awesome tech it offers at this point In time😊 glad I pre-ordered the 22 plus instead of the 24 and got a free extra pen! Woot!... And the 24 was almost double the price, not worth it for a begginer like me I think. Especially since it will be my first ever pen display I need something easy to use that will be a joy to use! This ticks all the boxes, and the blue light protection helps also so my eyes Don't get damaged from staring at the screen all day 👍😁 love the quantum dot tech and screen technology! Can't wait for it to arrive!!! So excited! 😄 Having a good screen will help make it easier and faster for me to improve my drawing skills... A fast computer also helps too 😋. Getting a 3900x with x570 tomahawk wifi motherboard, 500gb Samsung Evo plus nvme and a sn550 1tb, lian lee lancool 2 mesh rgb, noctua d15 chromax, rm850x to power the software, 32gb Trident RGB ram 3600 cl16😁 I should have no reason to should fail at drawing hehe. Thankyou Huion! Hope it's as good as all the reviews say it is and I don't get a defective one lol very very small chance of that happening 😆 greetings from Australia!
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb Actually really good for ZBrush. Unfortunately, I had to go back to my Intuos cause of long hours working just kills my shoulder and neck. I even have an Ergo arm and no matter what position, it just cranks me up. I miss using it and it keeps calling to me from the closet. If you can work without the pain, it's on par with Wacom for sure. It even has 95 % Adobe so it was good for colors and compositing.
Fantastic review, and its covering every single details that i was looking for! Huion seems to be catching up Wacom really up-close and even excels at some features
Just got Huion Kamvas 20 (GT-191 v3 updated version not the v2) for 360 euros from Amazon recently. It doesn't have a full laminated, but it has pen tilt (60 degrees). It has an etched glass. I prefer drawing on this than on the Ipad Pro. One problem I had with the iPad pro 12.9 was that I managed to break the Apple Pencil (dropped on the floor), and replacing it meant spending another 99 euros. Simply maintaining the ipad pro for drawing (protective covers, pencil tips) over the past year was expensive. So I decided to switch to a pen display. Overall, my experience has been positive with the pen display, I prefer the larger drawing area. I didn't notice the paralex on the Huion pen display compared to my Ipad Pro. Whereas the paralex on the ipad 6th gen was more noticeable but the noise was more irritating. Drawing on Huion Kamvas 20 (GT-191 v3) display is a pleasant experience. The screen doesn't have any marks or scratches. Very happy with this purchase.
The large size enables use of arm and better sitting posture. A video showing the health disadvantages of a sedentary occupation and how to mitigate with posture and short breaks long periods of illustrative effort.
I noticed what appears to be input lag when you were doing fast strokes. Is that part of the tablet, or do you have stabilization turned on? I've heard that display tablets have input lag, which is why I'm asking.
There is input lag/latency. Even the iPad has input lag if you're drawing really quick. I don't think it affects drawing unless you're someone who draws fast all the time.
Thank you for the review, i recently bought it but i got a questıon. At 8:15 you mentioned that it wont get scrachted however my display is getting scratched. Why is it happening? Is there a way to prevent it?
Probably because he thinks its matte glass. but I don't think it really is. It's probably a similar material to regular PC screens. Which is not glass but transparent plastic. and yes, it scratches pretty easy. Which means a screen protector would still be needed with this pen display. Now, a matte screen protector on an already matte screen will wash out the image even more... basically why I didnt get this display in the first place. I instead got the Bosto X7 non-touch 21.5" on sale for €140, which is a steal and its more than enough for a hobby artist like me.
@@alpersevdin9296 ive been using this tablet for more than a year now and now i am beginning to see some micro scratches ( literally 3 just hair like less tha a centimetre or less than half ) they are deep enough i can feel it with my nails and when the pen g glides over the where the scratch is … would love to know if you found a solution ❤️
aww man the moment you said it's surface is smoother than huion's other pen displays :(((( I returned my kamvas 16 because of that..... Thinking of getting the kamvas 13 2020
With my last 2 tablet monitors I use supersampling to up the res, which- yes isn't actually increasing the resolution of the physical display but it does make the interface smaller, giving you more canvas space
Congratullations! You have been capable to make thise reviews as informative, objective and entretaining as possible. As of late you have hit the perfect balance. I he you can analyse and understand what was the last bit that has made you reach such a high.
Thinks for the reviews for some reason no one has been reviewing the latest huion products your the first one that I know of and I’ve been looking 😂..the huion Kamvas 22 plus seems to be the one for me can't beat the price for the size and the etched glass ...A really nice first drawing monitor .....what do you think is it one of the better new drawing monitors out for the price?
@@chucklee6858 Yes I did. After taxes I paid 540.17$ but I think its worth every penny. Huion has really outdone themselves with this one. I had placed the preorder for it and even though the shipping time estimated due by late September I got it in about 2 weeks. They shipped it out as soon as it was available. Im really happy with it dude! It really helps make my artwork pro level.
Hi there, excellent review. I've been using Xp-pen 22E pro for a year now and i saw your review of this new Kamvas 22plus and prefer it more due to : - Non-rechargeable stylus (Xp-pen does come with two stylus, but it does bugs me when out of battery especially i'm rushing work) - Almost Non-parallax. - No shortcut keys ( I don't use them and prefer keyboard) Can you somehow give me a comparison to Xp-pen 22E Pro? Really considering this and it fits my needs. Budget too :)
Hi Teoh, thanks for always being on top of these tablet reviews! Do you have any thoughts about the longevity of Huion products and also if there are still driver issues that I've seen people mentioning in regards to previous Huion products?
Great review yet again! I have the non plus version and its great! Huion, felt tip nibs please! They will give more tactile grip as the Huion plain nibs are kind of soft. Thanks!
Not everyone loves touch,....please keep that in mind. I respect your opinion though and I bet Huion will follow it up with a touch option later on. For me,...the big win over the tiny iPad Pro is the nice sized screen. Again,..this is just my opinion as well. Opinions will vary. :)
Touch screen shortcut is a very good companion if it's on mobile device that its selling point is the portability. On desktop setup touch screen is less necessary imo.
Just got mine in and it’s as good as you made it out to be! Idk if it’s that quantum dot layer or what but didn’t think a 1080p display would look so good. Pen is weightless though so wacom still has the edge when it comes to pens but I can’t imagine buying a cintiq again if huion releases at least a 2k quantum dot version of their 24in display
@@stephaniemay9090 lot of the time working on the details of an image, you'll probably be zoomed in enough that the pixels of the image will be bigger than the physical pixels of the display unless you are drawing images that are in insanely high resolution.
Hi Teoh, how are you? I have a question, I would appreciate any comments: Could you give me any advice or guidance on which is the best pen display to use with Revit and Autocad? I know that I will have a lot of visual coordination, I will also zoom in and out and sometimes I will have to zoom in on some details to find with the pencil or the pointer the centers of a circle in autocad or revit. I work as a mechanical and piping designer, I will use to take center connections from one pipe to another, at the same time I will use many rotations with my 3D spacemouse connection to use it with the left hand instead of using it from the tablet. I will also be working entering numerical data with the keyboard or with the pointer navigating through the program, that is, there will be a lot of precision. I saw, that there is a wacom commercial on youtube a Wacom demonstration, with the cintiq pro 32 "which is an engineer turning the object and turning his tablet constantly. But for my Wacom it is too expensive, very expensive that is why I come to ask you for advice, which tablet should I buy between 15.6 "and 22" in size and that I can use it for this special case. If you need my information you can write to me at: zams6262@hotmail.com. Thanks so much for any help
I use the huion Kamvas pro 13 and there is a bit of a disconnect between my pen nib and the position of the cursor, not amount of calibration seems to fix this.
Same here with Kavas pro 16. It was one of Huion's first full laminated displays, so it might not be as good as this one. But tilting the pen also offsets the cursor, so I have to hold the pen at a certain angle to get good accuracy - and it applies during the calibration process, too, so it takes ages to get a good calibration with pen tilt and parallax both at play. I still think it outclasses most screen tablet competitors, but my iPad is better. I've never used a full-laminated Wacom display or S-Pen so I can't compare those.
@@jwapptastic kamvas pro 16 user here. I hate it. I cant afford an iPad. My passion for digital art died. My kamvas sat on the desk unused for a year and I can't buy another tablet or iPad. I hate huion.
@@kiren3168 try to use it as a big intuos. I wasn't having a good experience with my gt-191. After a long time without using it I watched a video from Boro doing that and turns out that's a very interesting approach. It made me want to use it more.
Do I need to buy a screen protector? I have read that sometimes the nib of the pen may inadvertently wear out and scratch the display. What do you think about that? Thank you. Great review!
@@eillync01 I don't think so unless your nib is worn out to a sharp point. With normal usage, the nib will wear out on all side because the way you hold the pen changes constantly.
I have a question I'm stuck between choosing this specific tablet and XP pen artist 24 pro QHD 2K which one is better these two options If we put resolution and shortcuts and size a side? Obviously kamvas 22 plus is cheaper But when i watch the reviews Its like kamvas 22 plus is better than artist 24 pro Would any one help me between these two options?
OMG thanks for doing this. Im looking at this exact model. To replace my old Huion GT191[2017] - i still love it. I think this one is like a super upgrade ver and Im looking for a review for it to see if it really is as good as im thinking it to be XD. I thought that will be a while but wow. Really thank you.
Yi Chie, thank you very much for the review. Helps a lot. We can find this same product for half the price in the 2018 version (HDMI / DVI / VGA) with characteristics practically identical to those of the newer version. Which one would you buy in that case?
Get the new model if possible. The new pen tip is now very firm with minimal wobble, cursor tracking accuracy is better, and the display with this model is extremely good. I can't remember whether there's laminated display or parallax with the 2018 model.
Teoh sorry to bother you again .. when u did the huion 24 review the brightness on that screen you can crank it up or the brightness that you were doing the review was at the top or near the top that device can deliver ? thanx .
For the 24, I measured the maximum brightness and it was also used as maximum brightness for that review. For this review, I measured 300+ nits maximum but only used 60% for the review since it’s already bright enough for my use
I hope you read this and willing to reply, are these pen display still worth it? Or there are better pen display made by huion than this? Do you have like tier list your best pen display made by huion, i wanna see it before i decide to buy
Hi, Have you got feeling during the test that the surface of the screen is more slick comparing to the wacom? I had read few comments over internet that people have got that feeling like drawing on the glass not feel that a bit grain/paper like feeling like in wacom?
I've been wondering all this time because i never have a display tablet before, what it feels when you stroke the pen to the display tablet? Is it like the flat pen tablet? Or like paper? or like slippery phone screen? And do all display tablets have a same feels even though they're come from different brands? (O.O)
The lamination on the screen feels soft, it doesnt slip the pen while you move. It gives a very similar feel to paper and Ive been able to produce very amazing artwork as opposed to using a drawing tablet without the screen. The accuracy really helps if you're already a skilled artist. I just got mine but boy have I already drawn on it for hours on end. I never felt it heat up under my hand and the screen has almost no parallax. I cant recommend the Kamvas 22 Plus enough!
The Plus is real game changer. Should put Wacom to shame. I will still wait for a 2K version with buttons. One change that doesn't seem to be on the agenda but seems important to me: a slimmer stylus on the market. (The Wacom classic pen was so exceptionnal in that context)
Yeah not sure why they ditched they buttons and went with a 1080 qd display. A 2k qd 22in pro would be my absolute ideal tablet that I’d gladly pay more for
Hi Teoh, thank you for your very good review, I already placed my order for this model online. I work as an illustrator for print, is this properly color calibrated out of the box? Just if you have time to reply.
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.
Thanks for your review How is the tilt performance on this device? Also, how would you compare this with the XP-pen innovator 16, in terms of color accuracy, lamination, pen performance, and drawing experience?
I come from a Huion Kanvas 20 pro, and I must say that not all are advantages. Although it is true that the parallax on the 22 plus is lower, the feeling of robustness is also lower, it may be because the glass sheet is thinner. Also, although the QD panel has more contrast, I don't see the difference compared to the 20 pro, either can not see any kind of pure black, as we would see in the blacks of the OLED screens of our smartphones. Regarding the resolution, I must say that 1080p is too little for the 22 inches and the pixels are too noticeable, on that point the 20 pro wins, as the pixel size ratio is more adequate. I would have liked to have had the possibility of choosing 2.5k in the 22-inch format, it would have been more successful. As for the satin anti-reflective coating of the screen, it is true that on the 22 plus the visual artifacts are almost not noticeable, but the touch is perhaps a little too rough compared to the 20 pro, which slides the stilus easier. I also notice a slight noise in the plain colors, especially the grays, which the 20 pro did not have, fingers crossed that it's a matter of drivers. Finally, I have yet to notice the pen tech 3.0 difference. Personally, I don't think it's worth the price to upgrade from the 20 pro to the 22 plus, I honestly think I'd happily stick with my old 20 pro. And for those looking to buy, I have to say consider the 20 pro (from 2019) as a strong option over the 22 plus, considering the price difference between both.
as far as i know, 20 pro is a dicontinue product, so its kinda rare or preorder stuff. there are some old stock on sale but cost more than 22 plus from where i live. 1080p is actually an okay resolution, up to 24" for most ppl, even gamers. depending on the brand and the tech they use, may even looks good in 27" too. artists do looking closer at screen to draw, pixelation is inevitable. but in my experience, i never get any closer than 15-20 cm away from my 15,6 1080p display to draw. logically, if the display is larger, we have to back up even more to look at the entire canvas. meaning, we will see less pixelation. lastly, if 22 plus use quantum dot while 20 pro is not, not sure if the pixelation is more noticeable on 22 plus.
Planning to buy the Kamvas 22 as its on sale in my country. How bad do you think will we miss out buying the non-plus version and not have that laminated screen? I saw in your text review the 22 version only has anti-glare. Ty for these reviews!
I'm not sure how good the non-plus model will be. Maybe compare the price with XP Pen Innovator 16 too (18 months warranty) www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-innovator-16-pen-display
Hello 👋 I posted to you last time about the huion kamvas pro 24 I’m a comic artist that needs to draw comic gages with a lot of detail which one is better huion Kamvas 22 plus or huion Kamvas pro 24 I am a beginner when it comes to drawing with a drawing monitors ...and with the huion Kamvas 22 plus and just clip studio paint ex how powerful does the computer need to be to run smoothly any suggestions. Because if I get this I will get a new pc to what computer ports is needed to run the huion kamvas 22 plus 🙏🏻
If you're doing inking with a lot of hatching and detail the higher resolution will mean less zooming to see what you're doing, so I might go for that. In the 24 pro review Teoh showed that you cold for about two A4 pages on the screen, plus a bit, wich would mean you could zoom in on the pages in the story overview in clip studio EX, and read your comic directly there in around 1:1 scale of what is would print like. That said, the price of this one is pretty tempting too. If you're doing black and white inking in clip studio paint, it's not that demanding. I work in 600dpi with 7*10" pages on a five year old i7 laptop with a built in gpu, and it's fine. It's a bit sluggish with the 3D charctets, but I rarely ever use them. Also things like big watercolor brushes are going to be a bit slower.
Hi teoh, I had recently bought this huion kamvas 22 plus but then I'm having issues with the color calibration and the adobe srgb and srgb options are not there on my tablet. so i would like to know what are your settings for hue , saturation, brightness, backlight and color temperature. that is if u see my comment :'>
Some of the colour modes may be locked depending on which display modes selected, e.g. game, standard, movie, user, etc. As for the specific settings, each display is different. And I no longer have the review unit so I don't have the colour profile anymore.
I want to buy it and use for powerpoint and teaching online stuff The pen is not comfortable with me Is there any smaller pen compatible with this model or same performance other companies with smaller pen
Last question xD How is the pressure sensitivity compared to the iPad? Is there too much differences? I'm one of those that use a 40 size pen and like to draw small lines using less pressure xD
@@teohyc wow really? Perfect, because I have an iPad with Apple Pencil (thanks to your reviews) and I love the sensitivity! About the protector, awesome too^^
Great video as always master. Wnated to ask you this.....maybe there is a tiny chance that the new pen could work in previous kamvas pro models. Could you try using the pen in a another kamvas pro like te 22 or 20. maybe even the 13?
Great review! Just to confirm though - are you saying this product cannot be powered via Thunderbolt 3 (from the PC) and you need to use the power brick at all times?
Depends on what you value the most. The 22 plus has a better screen color gamut and contrast wise. The 24 has shortcut keys and a sharper image. Personally I work with nothing but high res images and I have a live window on my main monitor. So I don’t mind losing a bit of sharpness in exchange for having my image on the tablet match how the image looks on the main window. I hated my old old Wacom 22hd because it only had like srgb 70% or something stupid and terrible contrast so you’d think something was looking great then glance at the main screen and realize it looks completely different.
It’s a choice between better colours and brightness vs higher 1440P resolution. Really depends on what you value. If you just use drawing software, perhaps 22. But if you use apps that benefit from high resolution, video editing, 24 may be more suitable
@@teohyc the 1440p screen is quite important to me, but after watching your reviews saying the 22 plus has a better screen and better lamination, I'm torn now. Is there a lot of difference in the lamination?
@@Lygon_ For me the Kamvas Pro 24 lamination may not be as good but it's not bad. I don't mind that if I have to have the 1440P resolution. But there's someone else in this comment section who dislike that lamination. So it's a personal preference. I'm not too fussy.
Hi just bought this one the plus , did you notice ghosting while moving menus slowly with the pen? as I see that on mine, it’s very noticeable on contrasted areas with grays and whites
Thanks for the Great video! How s the Initial Activation Compared to Wacom products? (initial activation=minimum ammount of fore to register the stroke)
I have both Kamvas 22 plus and Kamvas Pro 16 and I can tell you that the initial activation force on the Kamvas Pro 16 is lower than this one... but the pen&cursor alignment on Kamvas 22 is far superior... so it is like a trade off of the new Huion's PenTech 3.0
Hi Teoh! Since a lot of Huion displays do not come with accurate colour profiling out-of-the-box, and everyone may not have access to a colour calibration tool, is it possible to make a video about calibrating one of these displays without a spider?
You will need to have an accurate colour reference by the side to compare to if you want to calibrate by eye. In theory, you'll need a printed colour chart, take a photo of it, then adjust your monitor's colour to match the printed colour chart. E.g. If your monitor is too yellow, the colour chart photo will look too yellow so you have to reduce the yellow.
How does the laminated display compare to the 24 pro 2k Huion? I am finally looking to purchase a new tablet. I know I may lose resolution but that laminated surface may change my mind on this.
There is absolutely no gap between the cursor and pen tip for Kamvas 22 Plus. The Kamvas Pro 24, even though it’s supposed to be a laminated display, still has a tiny gap. Maybe it’s the thickness of the glass. I don’t know
Just as a side note, I've used the cintiq 21UX, which has a huge gap, and you actually get used to it pretty quickly, so I don't think a tiny VS no gap makes a huge difference.
@@kendogo7 I don't have that video but you can check the list of pros and cons from my blog for all the products I've reviewed www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display
Chie, did you have any problem with while drawing and reaching out for short cuts , the short cut do not register or getting stuck till you put the pen away from the screen far enough ? some ppl got that issue and would like to know.. thanks
This tablet has usb-C to usb-C right? My computer don't have a usb C connection, is it possible to use an adabter so can it be plugged in a regulair usb port, or will that cause problems?
cool i was between ipad pro and wacom one to choice tablet for drawin but after that video i'm 🤔 so confused what you recommend for good tablet good display color to draw every where and i can connect to android devices ?
My daughter is a huge fan of digital art and I am proud of her works. To be able to relate to her I started watching vids about digital art and the tools needed for it. Good thing I came across your channel.
I love how you put the timestamps in your videos. It proves you care about us
intro-00:00
things included-01:00
design-03:11
colours and brightness-06:03
laminated display-08:06
osd,deiver-11:29
line quality test-13:27
drawing experience-15:40
android support-17:14
conclusion-20:03
Masterful review! You've targeted all the apprehensive questions I had about the feeling of etched glass, pixel size perception, and color accuracy. Also, seeing you demonstrate up close was very assuring. I had already pre-ordered earlier today but now I feel much more confident!
best reviewer in the internet by far my man !!👌👌🎨🖌️🔥
This is impressive! Thank you so much for the excellent review, as always, Teoh!
I just got mine a few days ago. Ive been drawing on it and using it as a monitor with my computer. Im really impressed and happy with it. The Kamvas 22 Plus is by far the best bang for your buck in my opinion. I'm looking forward to all the great things I'll be making with it! :)
@@sophieainsworth7212 Hi! Well, Ive been using it daily and I love it! I bought it for a Webcomic series Ive been working on. So far the Kamvas 22 is everything I could hope for in a drawing monitor. I use the free software Gimp as my primary program. The screen has real tight resolution, its very well made.
@@silvermasked0 is the pen calibration good ???
@@Userdoesnotexit I draw really small details in my art so being tight and responsive is my number one priority in a tablet. The Kamvas 22 is by far the best one Ive ever used, theres like almost no parallax. What I want to do with the drawing is what the pen does. I really recommend it dude! I use it everyday, if you want to be a Pro digital artist but have to budget for a drawing monitor. This one by far feels like the best bet for your hard earned money. I wouldnt recommend it if it wasnt that good. Im really getting a lot of great results in my drawings with it. My only concern recently is I checked the prices on them again for buying a few more for my studio, the prices seem to have gone up a bit. So thats kinda disappointing considering I think I got it at the optimum price.
@@silvermasked0 it's the same rice as cintiq 16, i'd like to buy it but it's still 2-3 months until its available on my country.
Sophie Ainsworth been playing with my 22 plus all day and honestly I didn’t know a 1080p display could look this good. I barely notice the resolution diff between the huion and my main 2k display. The the etched glass, contrast and color gamut is keep the image so crisp it really hides the resolution. Of coarse you’ll notice it if you go looking for it
is going to buy this graphic display soon. :D. can't wait. i love the colors it displays
gosh i cant wait to see how drawing tech advances in 5-10 yrs
same
my wish-list would be, wireless connectivity, adhoc, wifi or new tech even.
wireless charging. whole transparent glass display/body, 4k 120fps/8k 30fps.
also hopefully adobe cloud computing service, so we can have overpowered desktop experience on the go.
these tech above are already exist, but still not quite practical, let alone for display tablet.
it's far more, but they're gonna be real on the next decade or so.
konakon TV in a few years from now you won’t even use a tablet to make art you will use a computer hooked into your brain to instantly create real life versions of whatever your imagination can think of. Google the “Neuralink “ elon musk is making.
As somebody who was using drawing tech 10 years ago, I can say that today's products are near-miraculous by comparison. Just the fact that we can draw on a screen with next to no gap and nearly indistinguishable latency is amazing. I'm sure we'll be blown away with the products of the next decade.
@@barrysrandomness ya im still shocked sometimes i just grab my ipad and go wow this is amazing.
very interesting... debating between XP-Pen or Kamvas 24". And now there's a better option.
What did you go for in the end? I am in the same situation.
@@colinobrien3394 I still didn't buy anything
@@carles_carbonell Damn! Lol. 🙂
I'm in the same situation ya'll, we better wait for Black Friday deals, that's what I'm gonna do and then buy the 22 Plus.
@@MrBurkistan that's exactly what I did, my 22 plus comes this week 🙏
I think I'll go with this rather than the 16 Pro. Get the big screen first so I don't have to upgrade later, colors are a little better, less lag, and I've never really had good experiences with hotkeys, having to reinstall driver if they stopped working, change with app I'm using, turning it upside down because I'm a leftie, etc; just use my keyboard instead. Also the stand is continuously adjustable, not discrete. I've had a Q11k v1 for years now, still works great, haven't even had to change a nib yet. So I know the brand is solid.
This review is great! I’m very interested in this monitor tablet and this review has helped me a lot! Also I wanted to say, I don’t know if you mess too much with the pressure curve on the tablet, but pointing the curve downwards makes it that you have to put more pressure in the pen to get a thicker line and you said something about it during the review, it was because of your curve. I always make the pressure curve go upwards because I don’t like having to apply too much pressure to get thick lines and I think that has helped me save the pen nib of my tablets, because in 4 years I’ve only changed my nib once and it was very recently. With my previous tablet I also used the same nib for almost 5 years. Just a tip that will save you nibs 😂😂
I have yet to use a 2nd nib on my Q11K v1. I've heard Wacom (some models at least) grinds them down, but not Huion.
Omg amazing, just figured out that the usb plug should be on the laptop. Omy, this was very detailed and helpful!!!
Excellent review, Teoh! I liked that you broke it into time-stamped sections. The demos were clear and showed off the display well. Thank you!
A well-detailed review. Love how you laid the text version for quick reference. This display looks great value for money. It might be a good upgrade to my ancient intous 3, which is still working flawlessly. I just hope this has reliability and durability as well. The warranty these days is short and no repair afterward in most regions, electronics are becoming more and more use and throw.
I considered a used Cintiq and there's a lot of DTK-2100s on Ebay for $200-250 and they came out in 2010. I had two XP pen Artist Pro 22r both had bad USB-C ports, slightest bump and they would disconnect, returned the second one today and ordered this ($520 on Amazon). If I get two years out of it I'll consider it a good buy, but if I had the money I'd buy a Wacom.
@@godzoookie I went for this last November because wacom was more than twice the price in my region. Kamvas is still working well so far and I am being extra cautios but every now and then I feel I should have gone with the Wacom for its flawless pen feel,durability and drivers. For me the Kamvas pen clearly lags a lot in Clip Studio(windows ink off) compared to Pshop. Warranty of 1 year is over, I am now just praying it holds on as is. If it fails earlier than expected, I will never go for anything other than Wacom even if I have to ditch the screen.
@@racerider6477 how's your kamvas display tablet holding up ?
Still good ?
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb I haven't been using it as frequently for painting/drawing but only for sculpting. It is still working well. The pen is most susceptible to fail but that too is holding on so far. Fingers Crossed
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb Tablet is working fine but I have noticed some color change on top right corner of screen. Against complete white, I can see it is a dark patch similar to what we see on the edges of our LED TV as they get older
Very excellent review! Thank you for your technical insight to this product. I use Kamvas pro22 (2018) and appreciate it everyday, however I am interested in the new pen(3.0). I have slight carpal tunnel in my drawing hand and would like to know if the new pen technology is less stress in pushing and pulling for the nib inside the housing. I like the solid feel of the Apple Pencils for iPad Pro, because my hand gets less fatigue. Thanks for all your work and I always look forward to your content on this channel!
There is still some movement to the tip, but it’s minimal movement
YES THANK YOU FOR REVIEWING THIS!!!!! Buying it for sure now!
Done about a month of research on pen tablets this seemed like the best value for money for those that want the best budget beginner pen tablet in it's price range, and for the awesome tech it offers at this point In time😊 glad I pre-ordered the 22 plus instead of the 24 and got a free extra pen! Woot!... And the 24 was almost double the price, not worth it for a begginer like me I think. Especially since it will be my first ever pen display I need something easy to use that will be a joy to use! This ticks all the boxes, and the blue light protection helps also so my eyes Don't get damaged from staring at the screen all day 👍😁 love the quantum dot tech and screen technology! Can't wait for it to arrive!!! So excited! 😄 Having a good screen will help make it easier and faster for me to improve my drawing skills... A fast computer also helps too 😋. Getting a 3900x with x570 tomahawk wifi motherboard, 500gb Samsung Evo plus nvme and a sn550 1tb, lian lee lancool 2 mesh rgb, noctua d15 chromax, rm850x to power the software, 32gb Trident RGB ram 3600 cl16😁 I should have no reason to should fail at drawing hehe. Thankyou Huion! Hope it's as good as all the reviews say it is and I don't get a defective one lol very very small chance of that happening 😆 greetings from Australia!
I just ordered one of these on an Amazon flash sale for 385 USD. Can't wait to see how well it works wit ZBrush!
Same here!
Same! I had already ordered the 16 kamvas pro lol Id have to return it once it arrives but I cant wait to get my 22 plus!
Hey man Zephrus.. how was your experience with kamvas working in zbrush?
@@CloroxBleach-gz6cb Actually really good for ZBrush. Unfortunately, I had to go back to my Intuos cause of long hours working just kills my shoulder and neck. I even have an Ergo arm and no matter what position, it just cranks me up. I miss using it and it keeps calling to me from the closet. If you can work without the pain, it's on par with Wacom for sure. It even has 95 % Adobe so it was good for colors and compositing.
Nice review!! I've been hearing great things about this pen display in other blogs and youtubers as well. I'm soo interested to try it haha
love your reviews
Thanks man, fantastic review as always!
Fantastic review, and its covering every single details that i was looking for!
Huion seems to be catching up Wacom really up-close and even excels at some features
Thiis looks like the best tablet on the market right now- will be a ncie upgrade to my no screen huion! Thanks for the great review!
Just got Huion Kamvas 20 (GT-191 v3 updated version not the v2) for 360 euros from Amazon recently. It doesn't have a full laminated, but it has pen tilt (60 degrees). It has an etched glass. I prefer drawing on this than on the Ipad Pro. One problem I had with the iPad pro 12.9 was that I managed to break the Apple Pencil (dropped on the floor), and replacing it meant spending another 99 euros. Simply maintaining the ipad pro for drawing (protective covers, pencil tips) over the past year was expensive. So I decided to switch to a pen display. Overall, my experience has been positive with the pen display, I prefer the larger drawing area. I didn't notice the paralex on the Huion pen display compared to my Ipad Pro. Whereas the paralex on the ipad 6th gen was more noticeable but the noise was more irritating. Drawing on Huion Kamvas 20 (GT-191 v3) display is a pleasant experience. The screen doesn't have any marks or scratches. Very happy with this purchase.
I love seeing your daughter in your art
The large size enables use of arm and better sitting posture. A video showing the health disadvantages of a sedentary occupation and how to mitigate with posture and short breaks long periods of illustrative effort.
It can only a good review from a graphic designer like you ;-), cool deep review as always👌🏻
I noticed what appears to be input lag when you were doing fast strokes. Is that part of the tablet, or do you have stabilization turned on? I've heard that display tablets have input lag, which is why I'm asking.
There is input lag/latency. Even the iPad has input lag if you're drawing really quick. I don't think it affects drawing unless you're someone who draws fast all the time.
Thank you for the review, i recently bought it but i got a questıon. At 8:15 you mentioned that it wont get scrachted however my display is getting scratched. Why is it happening? Is there a way to prevent it?
Probably because he thinks its matte glass. but I don't think it really is. It's probably a similar material to regular PC screens. Which is not glass but transparent plastic. and yes, it scratches pretty easy. Which means a screen protector would still be needed with this pen display. Now, a matte screen protector on an already matte screen will wash out the image even more... basically why I didnt get this display in the first place. I instead got the Bosto X7 non-touch 21.5" on sale for €140, which is a steal and its more than enough for a hobby artist like me.
@@Oozaru85 thank you for your detailed help and recommendation. İt is not so bad at first but i will get a protector probably.
@@alpersevdin9296 ive been using this tablet for more than a year now and now i am beginning to see some micro scratches ( literally 3 just hair like less tha a centimetre or less than half ) they are deep enough i can feel it with my nails and when the pen g glides over the where the scratch is … would love to know if you found a solution ❤️
Nice review Teoh, stay safe man.
aww man the moment you said it's surface is smoother than huion's other pen displays :((((
I returned my kamvas 16 because of that..... Thinking of getting the kamvas 13 2020
With my last 2 tablet monitors I use supersampling to up the res, which- yes isn't actually increasing the resolution of the physical display but it does make the interface smaller, giving you more canvas space
Which is better kamvas16 2021 or kamvas 22 plus, if we put size and express keys apart, better accuracy, wobble in line, parallax.
Congratullations! You have been capable to make thise reviews as informative, objective and entretaining as possible. As of late you have hit the perfect balance. I he you can analyse and understand what was the last bit that has made you reach such a high.
Thinks for the reviews for some reason no one has been reviewing the latest huion products your the first one that I know of and I’ve been looking 😂..the huion Kamvas 22 plus seems to be the one for me can't beat the price for the size and the etched glass ...A really nice first drawing monitor .....what do you think is it one of the better new drawing monitors out for the price?
It’s one of the best pen displays now, definitely the one with best laminated display, apart from Wacom Cintiq which is way more expensive
Dude the 22 Plus is amazing! For the price it easily gives the Cintiq a run for their money. I just got mine and I love it!
silvermasked0 right on did you get it from amazon?
Do you know if it required a newer pc are can you use an older one
@@chucklee6858 Yes I did. After taxes I paid 540.17$ but I think its worth every penny. Huion has really outdone themselves with this one. I had placed the preorder for it and even though the shipping time estimated due by late September I got it in about 2 weeks. They shipped it out as soon as it was available. Im really happy with it dude! It really helps make my artwork pro level.
Hi there, excellent review. I've been using Xp-pen 22E pro for a year now and i saw your review of this new Kamvas 22plus and prefer it more due to :
- Non-rechargeable stylus (Xp-pen does come with two stylus, but it does bugs me when out of battery especially i'm rushing work)
- Almost Non-parallax.
- No shortcut keys ( I don't use them and prefer keyboard)
Can you somehow give me a comparison to Xp-pen 22E Pro?
Really considering this and it fits my needs. Budget too :)
I'm thinking about getting the Huion Kamvas 13 but the 22 looks nice as well. I may have to consider this as well
Hi Teoh, thanks for always being on top of these tablet reviews! Do you have any thoughts about the longevity of Huion products and also if there are still driver issues that I've seen people mentioning in regards to previous Huion products?
Great review yet again! I have the non plus version and its great! Huion, felt tip nibs please! They will give more tactile grip as the Huion plain nibs are kind of soft. Thanks!
Nice! I think I would've been more tempted if the resolution went up to 2k
Ok so the matte surface works a charm. For me it’s still a reach to say it’s better than iPad Pro since it doesn’t have touch. :)
Not everyone loves touch,....please keep that in mind. I respect your opinion though and I bet Huion will follow it up with a touch option later on. For me,...the big win over the tiny iPad Pro is the nice sized screen. Again,..this is just my opinion as well. Opinions will vary. :)
Touch screen shortcut is a very good companion if it's on mobile device that its selling point is the portability. On desktop setup touch screen is less necessary imo.
Just got mine in and it’s as good as you made it out to be! Idk if it’s that quantum dot layer or what but didn’t think a 1080p display would look so good. Pen is weightless though so wacom still has the edge when it comes to pens but I can’t imagine buying a cintiq again if huion releases at least a 2k quantum dot version of their 24in display
That’s great!
hi! im kinda concerned with the resolution just being 1080p. is the pixels noticeable? would love to know. thanks!
@@stephaniemay9090 Pixels are noticeable but it shouldn't be a big issue. Very easy to get used to because you'll be blown away by the colours. lol
@@stephaniemay9090 lot of the time working on the details of an image, you'll probably be zoomed in enough that the pixels of the image will be bigger than the physical pixels of the display unless you are drawing images that are in insanely high resolution.
this is a dream for me
Thanks for the video!! is the screen surface feel warm if u draw on the screen compare to ipad pro?
Thanks for Review
Hi Teoh, how are you? I have a question, I would appreciate any comments: Could you give me any advice or guidance on which is the best pen display to use with Revit and Autocad?
I know that I will have a lot of visual coordination, I will also zoom in and out and sometimes I will have to zoom in on some details to find with the pencil or the pointer the centers of a circle in autocad or revit. I work as a mechanical and piping designer,
I will use to take center connections from one pipe to another, at the same time I will use many rotations with my 3D spacemouse connection to use it with the left hand instead of using it from the tablet.
I will also be working entering numerical data with the keyboard or with the pointer navigating through the program, that is, there will be a lot of precision.
I saw, that there is a wacom commercial on youtube a Wacom demonstration, with the cintiq pro 32 "which is an engineer turning the object and turning his tablet constantly.
But for my Wacom it is too expensive, very expensive that is why I come to ask you for advice, which tablet should I buy between 15.6 "and 22" in size and that I can use it for this special case.
If you need my information you can write to me at: zams6262@hotmail.com. Thanks so much for any help
This is good. If you have more budget consider XP Pen Artist 24 Pro or Huion Kamvas 24 Pro
Great review! I have the Huion Kamvas 13 pro, which is a good one as well, although it is difficult to calibrate the pen perfectly.
I use the huion Kamvas pro 13 and there is a bit of a disconnect between my pen nib and the position of the cursor, not amount of calibration seems to fix this.
Same here with Kavas pro 16. It was one of Huion's first full laminated displays, so it might not be as good as this one. But tilting the pen also offsets the cursor, so I have to hold the pen at a certain angle to get good accuracy - and it applies during the calibration process, too, so it takes ages to get a good calibration with pen tilt and parallax both at play.
I still think it outclasses most screen tablet competitors, but my iPad is better. I've never used a full-laminated Wacom display or S-Pen so I can't compare those.
@@jwapptastic kamvas pro 16 user here. I hate it. I cant afford an iPad. My passion for digital art died. My kamvas sat on the desk unused for a year and I can't buy another tablet or iPad. I hate huion.
@@kiren3168 try to use it as a big intuos. I wasn't having a good experience with my gt-191. After a long time without using it I watched a video from Boro doing that and turns out that's a very interesting approach. It made me want to use it more.
Do I need to buy a screen protector? I have read that sometimes the nib of the pen may inadvertently wear out and scratch the display. What do you think about that? Thank you. Great review!
Replacement pen nibs are included.
@@teohyc I know but...would worn out nibs scratch the display? Thanks
@@eillync01 I don't think so unless your nib is worn out to a sharp point. With normal usage, the nib will wear out on all side because the way you hold the pen changes constantly.
I have a question
I'm stuck between choosing this specific tablet and XP pen artist 24 pro QHD 2K
which one is better these two options
If we put resolution and shortcuts and size a side?
Obviously kamvas 22 plus is cheaper
But when i watch the reviews
Its like kamvas 22 plus is better than artist 24 pro
Would any one help me between these two options?
..hi sir teoh 😊..can you confirm if this now supports pressure sensitivity for android clip studio paint in 2024?.
Hi Teoh, nice review! I have a question: When working from a normal distance from the tablet, is it the pixelation too much noticiable?
Pixelation is noticeable
@@teohyc Thanks for your response. Keep doing a good job.
Finally a review:)
Cool review! Have you tried this tablet with any 3d sculpting software by chance?
OMG thanks for doing this. Im looking at this exact model. To replace my old Huion GT191[2017] - i still love it. I think this one is like a super upgrade ver and Im looking for a review for it to see if it really is as good as im thinking it to be XD. I thought that will be a while but wow. Really thank you.
It’s going to be a significant upgrade. My jaw dropped when I powered it on the first time. It was better than I expected.
@@teohyc Thank you for taking the time to reply. This makes me excited to get my hand on one.
Yi Chie, thank you very much for the review. Helps a lot.
We can find this same product for half the price in the 2018 version (HDMI / DVI / VGA) with characteristics practically identical to those of the newer version. Which one would you buy in that case?
Get the new model if possible. The new pen tip is now very firm with minimal wobble, cursor tracking accuracy is better, and the display with this model is extremely good. I can't remember whether there's laminated display or parallax with the 2018 model.
@@teohyc thanks for your answer. I followed your guidance and bought the Kamvas 22 Plus version. Thanks a lot for the help.
@@bono3d how is the 22 plus working out for u?
@@suraj.1889 it's working great. So far, so good. I have Ipad Pro too, but I think it's too small for my taste.
Hello I like your review and I really want to get one.
Teoh sorry to bother you again .. when u did the huion 24 review the brightness on that screen you can crank it up or the brightness that you were doing the review was at the top or near the top that device can deliver ? thanx .
For the 24, I measured the maximum brightness and it was also used as maximum brightness for that review. For this review, I measured 300+ nits maximum but only used 60% for the review since it’s already bright enough for my use
Teoh Yi Chie thanx a lot !
I hope you read this and willing to reply, are these pen display still worth it? Or there are better pen display made by huion than this? Do you have like tier list your best pen display made by huion, i wanna see it before i decide to buy
This one is still quite good even though it has been out for a while. Otherwise, check out the latest 15-16 inch pen displays from Huion or XP-Pen
Looks really great and makes me wish I had extra money around to get one myself.
Hi, Have you got feeling during the test that the surface of the screen is more slick comparing to the wacom? I had read few comments over internet that people have got that feeling like drawing on the glass not feel that a bit grain/paper like feeling like in wacom?
If this had a little more resolution I'll be buying it right away! Thanks for the review :)
I've been wondering all this time because i never have a display tablet before, what it feels when you stroke the pen to the display tablet? Is it like the flat pen tablet? Or like paper? or like slippery phone screen? And do all display tablets have a same feels even though they're come from different brands? (O.O)
If you have used a flat pen tablet (without screen), that’s how it will feel. The texture will depend on on the type of display used
The lamination on the screen feels soft, it doesnt slip the pen while you move. It gives a very similar feel to paper and Ive been able to produce very amazing artwork as opposed to using a drawing tablet without the screen. The accuracy really helps if you're already a skilled artist. I just got mine but boy have I already drawn on it for hours on end. I never felt it heat up under my hand and the screen has almost no parallax. I cant recommend the Kamvas 22 Plus enough!
This looks so good. I am just confused between this and the Kamvas Pro 16 2.5K (2022)
The Plus is real game changer. Should put Wacom to shame. I will still wait for a 2K version with buttons. One change that doesn't seem to be on the agenda but seems important to me: a slimmer stylus on the market. (The Wacom classic pen was so exceptionnal in that context)
Yeah not sure why they ditched they buttons and went with a 1080 qd display. A 2k qd 22in pro would be my absolute ideal tablet that I’d gladly pay more for
Hi Teoh, thank you for your very good review, I already placed my order for this model online. I work as an illustrator for print, is this properly color calibrated out of the box? Just if you have time to reply.
Colours look alright out of the box
Hi Teoh. Just wondering if this is still a good pen display for 2024 considering all of the improvements lately.
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.
Thanks for your review
How is the tilt performance on this device?
Also, how would you compare this with the XP-pen innovator 16, in terms of color accuracy, lamination, pen performance, and drawing experience?
Tilt performance is good. As for colours, Kamvas 22 Plus has significantly better colours. Drawing performance is similar to Innovator 16
I'm thinking of buying this... should I wait for new releases or go for it?
I come from a Huion Kanvas 20 pro, and I must say that not all are advantages. Although it is true that the parallax on the 22 plus is lower, the feeling of robustness is also lower, it may be because the glass sheet is thinner. Also, although the QD panel has more contrast, I don't see the difference compared to the 20 pro, either can not see any kind of pure black, as we would see in the blacks of the OLED screens of our smartphones. Regarding the resolution, I must say that 1080p is too little for the 22 inches and the pixels are too noticeable, on that point the 20 pro wins, as the pixel size ratio is more adequate. I would have liked to have had the possibility of choosing 2.5k in the 22-inch format, it would have been more successful. As for the satin anti-reflective coating of the screen, it is true that on the 22 plus the visual artifacts are almost not noticeable, but the touch is perhaps a little too rough compared to the 20 pro, which slides the stilus easier. I also notice a slight noise in the plain colors, especially the grays, which the 20 pro did not have, fingers crossed that it's a matter of drivers. Finally, I have yet to notice the pen tech 3.0 difference.
Personally, I don't think it's worth the price to upgrade from the 20 pro to the 22 plus, I honestly think I'd happily stick with my old 20 pro. And for those looking to buy, I have to say consider the 20 pro (from 2019) as a strong option over the 22 plus, considering the price difference between both.
as far as i know, 20 pro is a dicontinue product, so its kinda rare or preorder stuff. there are some old stock on sale but cost more than 22 plus from where i live.
1080p is actually an okay resolution, up to 24" for most ppl, even gamers. depending on the brand and the tech they use, may even looks good in 27" too. artists do looking closer at screen to draw, pixelation is inevitable. but in my experience, i never get any closer than 15-20 cm away from my 15,6 1080p display to draw. logically, if the display is larger, we have to back up even more to look at the entire canvas. meaning, we will see less pixelation.
lastly, if 22 plus use quantum dot while 20 pro is not, not sure if the pixelation is more noticeable on 22 plus.
Planning to buy the Kamvas 22 as its on sale in my country. How bad do you think will we miss out buying the non-plus version and not have that laminated screen? I saw in your text review the 22 version only has anti-glare. Ty for these reviews!
I'm not sure how good the non-plus model will be. Maybe compare the price with XP Pen Innovator 16 too (18 months warranty) www.parkablogs.com/content/review-xp-pen-innovator-16-pen-display
Hello 👋 I posted to you last time about the huion kamvas pro 24 I’m a comic artist that needs to draw comic gages with a lot of detail which one is better huion Kamvas 22 plus or huion Kamvas pro 24 I am a beginner when it comes to drawing with a drawing monitors ...and with the huion Kamvas 22 plus and just clip studio paint ex how powerful does the computer need to be to run smoothly any suggestions. Because if I get this I will get a new pc to what computer ports is needed to run the huion kamvas 22 plus 🙏🏻
Kamvas 22 Plus seems more value for money since it is almost $400 cheaper. For ports, your computer needs full size HDMI
If you're doing inking with a lot of hatching and detail the higher resolution will mean less zooming to see what you're doing, so I might go for that. In the 24 pro review Teoh showed that you cold for about two A4 pages on the screen, plus a bit, wich would mean you could zoom in on the pages in the story overview in clip studio EX, and read your comic directly there in around 1:1 scale of what is would print like. That said, the price of this one is pretty tempting too.
If you're doing black and white inking in clip studio paint, it's not that demanding. I work in 600dpi with 7*10" pages on a five year old i7 laptop with a built in gpu, and it's fine. It's a bit sluggish with the 3D charctets, but I rarely ever use them. Also things like big watercolor brushes are going to be a bit slower.
queertales thanks
Hi Teoh. Which Huion tablet will you say has been the best drawing experience so far since you have been reviewing their tablets? Thanks
This one's the best. Followed by the 13 and the 24. If you mean the screen-less tablets, they all have very similar drawing experience.
Hi teoh, I had recently bought this huion kamvas 22 plus but then I'm having issues with the color calibration and the adobe srgb and srgb options are not there on my tablet.
so i would like to know what are your settings for hue , saturation, brightness, backlight and color temperature.
that is if u see my comment :'>
Some of the colour modes may be locked depending on which display modes selected, e.g. game, standard, movie, user, etc.
As for the specific settings, each display is different. And I no longer have the review unit so I don't have the colour profile anymore.
@@teohyc ohh thats okay then , thankyou for replying btw :))
I want to buy it and use for powerpoint and teaching online stuff
The pen is not comfortable with me
Is there any smaller pen compatible with this model or same performance other companies with smaller pen
If they make a qhd version of this, I would definitely buy it. Not looking for 1080p at this point though.
Teoh, thanks for your product reviews. They are so useful!
With the 3 in 1 cable you don't have to use the powerbrick?
Thank you so much!
And do you recommend to use screen protector with this tablet?
Last question xD How is the pressure sensitivity compared to the iPad? Is there too much differences? I'm one of those that use a 40 size pen and like to draw small lines using less pressure xD
It has matte surface glass so screen protector is not necessary
Pressure sensitivity is good. Maybe similar to Apple Pencil or slightly better.
@@teohyc wow really? Perfect, because I have an iPad with Apple Pencil (thanks to your reviews) and I love the sensitivity! About the protector, awesome too^^
Great video as always master. Wnated to ask you this.....maybe there is a tiny chance that the new pen could work in previous kamvas pro models. Could you try using the pen in a another kamvas pro like te 22 or 20. maybe even the 13?
Not sure about that. You’ve got to ask Huion
Great review! Just to confirm though - are you saying this product cannot be powered via Thunderbolt 3 (from the PC) and you need to use the power brick at all times?
You need to use the power brick at all times
nice rewiew :), for you what tab is better, huion kamvas pro 24 or 22 plus?
Depends on what you value the most. The 22 plus has a better screen color gamut and contrast wise. The 24 has shortcut keys and a sharper image.
Personally I work with nothing but high res images and I have a live window on my main monitor. So I don’t mind losing a bit of sharpness in exchange for having my image on the tablet match how the image looks on the main window. I hated my old old Wacom 22hd because it only had like srgb 70% or something stupid and terrible contrast so you’d think something was looking great then glance at the main screen and realize it looks completely different.
Nice tutorial on hunion kamvas 22 pro plus but what kind of apps do you have on your Android tablet
Some good ones to try are Infinite Painter, Ibis Paint, Concepts
Finally review!
I’ve already ordered it, but I waited this kind of review
Its better than xp artist 14 gen 2 please reply bro 😢😊
Would you recommend the Kamvas 22 plus or the Kamvas Pro 24?
It’s a choice between better colours and brightness vs higher 1440P resolution. Really depends on what you value. If you just use drawing software, perhaps 22. But if you use apps that benefit from high resolution, video editing, 24 may be more suitable
@@teohyc the 1440p screen is quite important to me, but after watching your reviews saying the 22 plus has a better screen and better lamination, I'm torn now. Is there a lot of difference in the lamination?
@@Lygon_ For me the Kamvas Pro 24 lamination may not be as good but it's not bad. I don't mind that if I have to have the 1440P resolution. But there's someone else in this comment section who dislike that lamination. So it's a personal preference. I'm not too fussy.
@@teohyc thanks Yi Chie. Would you say the pro 24's lamination is better or worse or same as iPad pro?
@@Lygon_ There's a small gap so it's not as good as iPad Pro.
How did you calibrate the display, did you use color calibration hardware and which ICC color profile are you using when working?
I use Spyder5Pro colour calibrator and the ICC profile it creates.
Hi just bought this one the plus , did you notice ghosting while moving menus slowly with the pen? as I see that on mine, it’s very noticeable on contrasted areas with grays and whites
Thank you, that was helpful!
Thanks for the Great video!
How s the Initial Activation Compared to Wacom products?
(initial activation=minimum ammount of fore to register the stroke)
Initial activation force is very minimal. It has been a long time since I use Wacom so I can’t really compare. But it’s quite similar to Apple Pencil.
@@teohyc Thanks so much for your instant response
I have both Kamvas 22 plus and Kamvas Pro 16 and I can tell you that the initial activation force on the Kamvas Pro 16 is lower than this one... but the pen&cursor alignment on Kamvas 22 is far superior... so it is like a trade off of the new Huion's PenTech 3.0
@@ROOTATUBE Bless your Drawings! thanks for the info!
Hi Teoh! Since a lot of Huion displays do not come with accurate colour profiling out-of-the-box, and everyone may not have access to a colour calibration tool, is it possible to make a video about calibrating one of these displays without a spider?
You will need to have an accurate colour reference by the side to compare to if you want to calibrate by eye. In theory, you'll need a printed colour chart, take a photo of it, then adjust your monitor's colour to match the printed colour chart.
E.g. If your monitor is too yellow, the colour chart photo will look too yellow so you have to reduce the yellow.
huion kamvas 22 plus or wacom cintiq 22 which is better? which one would you recommend??
between this Huion kamvas 22 plus and the new xppen artist 22 plus, which one you recommend?
Maybe the Huion due to the display having higher brightness
the screen size is very good for drawing. I am drawing on my surface pro 7 at the moment and I dont like the small screen size when drawing.
How does the laminated display compare to the 24 pro 2k Huion? I am finally looking to purchase a new tablet. I know I may lose resolution but that laminated surface may change my mind on this.
There is absolutely no gap between the cursor and pen tip for Kamvas 22 Plus. The Kamvas Pro 24, even though it’s supposed to be a laminated display, still has a tiny gap. Maybe it’s the thickness of the glass. I don’t know
@@teohyc Do you have a video on your recommendations for all you review? Just curious it may help me decide the best for me
Just as a side note, I've used the cintiq 21UX, which has a huge gap, and you actually get used to it pretty quickly, so I don't think a tiny VS no gap makes a huge difference.
@@kendogo7 I don't have that video but you can check the list of pros and cons from my blog for all the products I've reviewed www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display
Chie, did you have any problem with while drawing and reaching out for short cuts , the short cut do not register or getting stuck till you put the pen away from the screen far enough ?
some ppl got that issue and would like to know..
thanks
I did not experience any problems. But I did not manage to test for a very long time.
This tablet has usb-C to usb-C right? My computer don't have a usb C connection, is it possible to use an adabter so can it be plugged in a regulair usb port, or will that cause problems?
cool i was between ipad pro and wacom one to choice tablet for drawin but after that video i'm 🤔 so confused what you recommend for good tablet good display color to draw every where and i can connect to android devices ?
and i still draw with paper and i like it more but i want good tablet for digital drawing
You can probably get iPad Pro
Teoh Yi Chie thank you 🙏🏻
Would you recommend this over the kamvas pro 24? Also, do you think this would work well as a main monitor?
It will work well as main monitor. Main difference is colours and brightness (better) and resolution (lower)
Hi Teoh, Huion with a laminated display for 22 plus, do we still need a screen protector?
Not necessary