(6 Months Later....) What we think of the Huion Kamvas Pro 24! 

Wow. Thank you so much RaiZZeN. Thank you for commenting and telling us that. It means a lot to us.

Thank you so much Adam Doing Tech. That was so kind of you! Thank you so much. We're chuffed.

Hello Zack La Rez , Thank you very much. It made us really happy that you appreciated our video. We really do Love our Kamvas pro 24's . We can't thank you enough for subscribing and liking our energy. We would not recommend anything we don't believe in or actually think isn't good. We are both classical artists who had a hard time transitioning to Digital but this thing made it easier. It was so worth the investment. We hope you have a great time Making wonderful art with it. Oh, just one more thing. We have been trying out the 8bit Do zero 2 as a replacement for the Tabmate , just fyi. Thank you again and have a great day.

Thank you so much philcooper7044! That's so nice of you.

We're glad it was helpful to you.

Party on 999slawter. It's the coolest thing we own.

Hello Enio San. You are an incredible animator. We were blown away by those coffee swirls. If you animated bacon and eggs you wold make Calcifer weep. You really are amazing. Thank you for subbing.

@@mosscharmly 😂😂 THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS !!! Your nice words really mean a lot. I really appreciate it 🙏. Looking forward to your next video. Talk to you soon.

Hello エモンかけ. Thank you so much. 🥰 We’re glad we can help. 😊

Hello Kevin Phillips. Welcome. and thank you for subscribing 😊

Hello Axoloticus. We are happy to help. It is such a coincidence because the next video review we are working on is for the Huion 16 pro (2.5k). It was our idea to get one for a more mobile setup. And while using it we thought college courses are starting soon and this might be great for art students as well. If you bought the Huion 16 Pro it was a great choice. It is bright, color accurate and very responsive. The drivers are easy to install, and it comes with color calibrated options which we found to be very convenient. You can still create user settings to your liking if the calibration isn’t what you prefer. The included USB-C cable is the only cable we needed to connect to our MacBook Air m1. Using this cable the laptop can power the tablet without the need of the additional power adapter. It is a one cable solution which is a great feature. 👍 We hope this helps and have fun and don’t stop creating. Thank you so much and we’re so glad we helped you out. 😊 What you shared with us in your comment was wonderful to receive and greatly appreciated.

Hi tempestfrost , We are glad we could help out , we really try to be less infomercial , because it really is about how an artist would use tech to make art in the end.

Hello Dev alo. If you are using a Mac, any native 4K tablet you get will have to have its screen resolution scaled. You could get a HUION Kamvas 24 Plus QHD 2.5K for $899.00. The Huion Kamvas 24 Plus is native 2.5k and will not need resolution scaling on a Mac. Another alternative would be the HUION Kamvas 22 Plus and that is $549.00. It is a true alternative to the Wacom Cintiq 22. We aren not Huion pushers. We just haven’t been impressed with Wacom products for the exorbitant price they offer. This is just an opinion. The repair costs for a Wacom tablet could cost as much as the tablet itself. With the money you could save you could probably get a nice chair and an ergo arm. 👍 We hope this helps you out. 😊 If you want to get the Wacom get the Wacom. 👍

Glad we could help Philipp K.

Thanks for pointing it out! I also have a mac

Hi Gerbster2000. Thank you very much. It means a lot that you think so highly of our review. We have had ours for almost 2 years now and these things are built really well. It was a big risk because we were saving for a Wacom Cintiq Pro 24. We saw some reviews on the RU-vid about the Huion 24 pro and there was a sale on Amazon. We had Amazon prime so we could return it if it was s#%t. We were happily surprised. Best investment we made on digital art tech yet. It works insanely well with the Mini M1. The scaling issue is just something that we thought people should know about but it really isn't a problem at all. Ventura makes getting the res dialed in perfect. Thanks again for liking the video. Have great day.

No worries!

Hi ChinZu the pen is good , no prolems at all with it . It is strange not to see any thing about it . Happy to help .

Hi Not a Cylon. The plastic tips that it came with are very hard and shiny. We sanded them slightly just to get the sheen off from the molding process. Doing this gave them a little more tooth. They grabbed a little more on the etched glass in turn making it feel more like Velum paper or Bristol paper. The sand paper we used was 400 grit ultra fine, get 3m brand because its reusable. Oh, After the sandpaper we cleaned it with isopropyl alcohol. 👍 It was just an experiment because the tips felt like plastic tubing on glass…no good but sanding changed that right away. If you can’t get 400 grit 320 is good too. 👍 Hope we helped and it really won’t hurt to try it out. 😊

Hi Mts.The desks we have are 60cm. Definitely wouldn't recommend using the Tablet at the arm's full extension. There would be way to much stress on the arm and definitely wobble/ jiggle when using the tablet. However we have seen setups with it installed on the side or front corner of a work table instead of the back of the table. Just an option. Hope this helps a little.

Hello Len Engquist. Happy to help. Be forewarned that not all LED’s are created equal. Our user settings are…. 55 for brightness , 50 for contrast. User color profile 48 on Red, 44 on Green, 41 on Blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. We have found the screen to be too saturated out of the box. We recommend doing some color matching using a phone. Red, green, and blue specifically. You can do this by… Creating an image that is 1920 x 1080 ppi at 300. Separate the image into 3 equal parts, the first being red, then green in the middle and blue on the right. You can put this image on your phone and then full screen on your tablet. True Red triadic color palette has three colors each of which is separated by 120° in the RGB wheel. Thus, #E8282B (True Red) , #2BE828 (Lime Green) and #282BE8 (Palatinate Blue) We hope this helps😊 Matchy Matchy

@@mosscharmly Thank y'all so much for your reply! Keep up the great work!

@@lenengquist592 Thank you so much. We're glad we can help. 😊

Hey John. We came across something similar in Linux. What seemed to fix the problem was making the Huion tablet the primary display. 👍Maybe this could help you out. We hope it does. We love our tablets too so much and we are coming on 2 years of daily use. Congratulations on your new tablet. 🎉

@@mosscharmly I do have it as the primary display, but I think, on that note, it is because when the computer turns on the second monitor(for windows) is the first one for the graphics card. I only have one HDMI port on my graphics card which is how I am connecting to my huion so cannot swap unless I get a different cable. I have display ports but my cables convert to DVI I do not have a straight through DP cable. I will get one and find out, but more than likely that is the issue.

@@johnshaffer9997 Agreed. That is definitely the issue. That new cable will make a difference. Hope everything goes well. 👍

Hi ryco ryco. Sorry this is happening. What a headache. Ok, we went to double check if Affinity Designer was working on our system and we could not reproduce that problem. The version we are using is 1.10.6 . Please don’t take this the wrong way but make sure you're using the right persona. We can’t get pressure sensitivity on the Design Persona but there is sensitivity on the the Pixel Persona. We really hope this works out for you and we hope we helped. 😊

Hi Simon_Squared. We had problems with the cursor doing weird things. We found out that the Huion has to be the primary monitor and in the driver, the work area should be set to Full Area. Recalibrate the pen and restart the computer. Make sure there aren't other pen display drivers installed and Re installing the drivers might help. Just brainstorming here though. Maybe this helps. We hope it does. Let us know how it goes.

Hello Nik B. We use a spray/mist bottle and we fill that up with half rubbing alcohol and half filtered water and we use that to spray our tablets and then wipe it off with a microfiber cloth. The spray works great because honestly the tablets get kind of gross with human grease, dust and whatever else lands on it. It also helps to wash the art gloves too.

Hello Ricket Muenster, WE have the 16gb mini because of (Swap Space)on ssd.Referbished is the way to go for mac's ours are referbs. Thay really are like new.so cool. have fun and just create.

Hello GirlArmy21. The HuionTablet will not work with an Ipad Pro . This tablet needs a computer connected to it to use it as a pen display. Sorry hope this helps you out .

Hello Pump . Thank you very very much. Your kind words really mean a lot to us. You made our day. By the way you have some serious Fortnite jutsu. Very cool.

@@mosscharmly Haha! I'm glad. Thanks, I had my time with it, used to do it like it was everything.

Hello Geoffrey Mégardon Yes. we can definitely talk about our chairs. We have an all black chair which we bought at Costco. And we have a white and black one which we bought on Amazon on a sale. Here is the long amazon description if you are interested: Hbada Office Chair, Ergonomic Desk Chair, Computer Mesh Chair with Lumbar Support and Flip-up Arms,White. It’s super light but super durable. The seat bed is really wide or over sized. I can sit cross legged with plenty of room. Super comfy. Would get an another. 👍 The black chair is from COSTCO and is a True Innovations Mesh Chair, black, Mesh seat, lumbar support. Little too heavy, has a squeaky joint somewhere. And the mesh seat or tush bed is not as noise dampening as expected. I blame the acoustic amplification on the ergonomics. And not comfy. In conclusion we wouldn’t buy it again. We hope this helps you out. 😊 PS: The arms are reclinable on both chairs.

Hello AlzamonTV. We’re sorry it was a mistake that we made. We should have said that we couldn’t run 2 displays with USB-C inputs. We have connected the Huion with USB-C and it’s resolution is set to 4k and we have simultaneously hooked up a LG 4k monitor through the HDMi. They are both able to be output to their native resolutions. In conclusion your setup from your description should work perfectly fine. One suggestion we have is that Huion came out with a new driver Driver_15.6.3.88 that seems a bit buggy but we are not running Ventura as our OS. We’ve been using Monterey and Driver_15.6.1.34 and everything works perfectly fine for us. We hope this helps you out.

​@@mosscharmly Hi I found your review one of the best I've seen regarding the Huion 24-4K. But I, too, like AlzamonTV, was temporarily worried about not being able to use the native res on my M1 Macbook Pro. That part of your video got me searching for answers (to no avail, of course) until I came back here and opened all the comments and found your reply. I'm pretty sure other Mac users have been scared too, by that little bit of info on the resolution... Could I suggest maybe you add a line to the video's description to reassure folks that the "issue" is actually not an issue? Other than that, thanks again for the great review! :)

Hello Beta Potata and Thank you. Btw great username. Not all displays are created equal and the two of our are a perfect example of that. One monitor settings are: 50 brightness and 50 contrast User color profile 41 on red, 38 on green, 38 on blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. The other monitor settings are: 55 for brightness , 50 for contrast. User color profile 50 on Red, 47 on Green, 45. on Blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. We have found the screen to be too saturated out of the box. We recommend doing some color matching using a phone. Red, green, and blue specifically. We made a video on color correcting your screen. It’s a really low tech way of doing things, borders on janky, but it could get you going in the right direction… maybe. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ORP7s1IavFU.html Hope this helps you out.

@@mosscharmly Ty! That video helped a ton, and i dont think its janky if it works (; For my display settings i used R40, G46, B42 and got pretty close. Its definitely still a little over saturated but I tinkered with clip studio paint's color profile settings for a while and managed to get near perfect colors by following the steps in the video you linked. Im sure buying one of those $200 monitor color correctors would make it absolutely perfect but for how close this got, id rather save my money.

@@betapotata We’re glad we could help. When we made the video, saving money was our reason because paying $200 for something right now is a big $200. Super happy it worked for you. :D Especially tinkering with the CSP color profiles.

Hello superpinturicchio , We really dont think a Screen protecter is necessary the glass is very durable on the 24 pro . Sorry but we cant advise you on the 19 because we dont own one ,,,,sorry. we hope this helps a little. Have a great day .

@@mosscharmly Ok thanks, being a professional and using the graphic screen all day I subject it to a lot of stress. In recent years I have used a Cintiq 16 pro and I have always used a screen film protective.

Hello again too Nik B. We have the same on our windows pc. The thing we found is that the stabilization on the brush has a lot to do with the lag. Maybe turn stabilization off. Maybe try changing the memory allocated to App in Preferences . Go above 70% it may help. 👍

Hello Hannro Venter. When we talked about a disconnect, it’s hard to describe. The iPad is super responsive and so is the Huion pro 24 . The difference is when we use Clip Studio on the computer we don’t have stabilization on for the brushes we use. We did the same on the iPad with Procreate’s brushes as well. It just feels like the iPad is drawing for us and the Huion/Mac isn’t . It must have something to do with how the iPad and the apple pencil work together. There is definitely a little auto correct going on or something. It makes it feel less responsive than we previously thought. Call it preference, but it is hard to ignore once you experience it. It's like eating a hamburger after going to the dentist and having Novocain. You know you are eating a hamburger but you don’t want to bite your lip so go slow and chew. It's a very numbed experience using the iPad now for us. Both are great and wonderful tools, don’t get us wrong , we just prefer The Huion/Mac experience now. 👍 Addressing the crayon like experience using the iPad pencil 1 and 2 (We have iPads with both) . Just to set the scene, we both come from a classical art background. We will always look at digital art as the next gen of art. We also relate our digital art experiences to our past classical art experiences. And in our experience the apple pencil is more like a conte pencil or a charcoal pencil than an actual pencil. It is in fact closer to an actual crayon. The weight of it takes some getting used to and it is very unbalanced .. this may seem negative but we still believe the iPad and pencil are great tools for artists. We still like them and we still use them too. They are great. 👍 We hope that we shed some light on our experience and opinion about the iPad & Apple Pencil. It may be a little different but nothing is wrong with being different. Have fun drawing and creating. We hope we helped you out.😊

@@mosscharmly Thanks for the comprehensive response. I think I know what you mean. There’s a greater precision with Huion I imagine with the added size. One thing that could close gap is 3rd party tips like the ones from reeyear. They’re a bit more pin point. Then on procreate adjust the streamline of your brush (under stabilisation) to none. For me the ability to rotate and manipulate the canvas in such a smooth fashion is a great advantage. But hey different strokes for different folks :)

Hello Ramenlover91 Dj. It is true the tablets were pretty saturated right out of the box. We have found that Not all displays are created equal and the two of ours are a perfect example of that. Here are our personal settings for the two different pen displays. One monitor settings are: 50 brightness and 50 contrast User color profile 41 on red, 38 on green, 38 on blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. The other monitor settings are: 55 for brightness , 50 for contrast. User color profile 50 on Red, 47 on Green, 45. on Blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. If theses settings aren't right for you we recommend doing some color matching using a phone. Red, green, and blue specifically. We made a video on color correcting your screen. It’s a really low tech way of doing things, borders on janky, but it could get you going in the right direction… maybe. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ORP7s1IavFU.html Hope this helps you out.

Hi Edwin Edwin González. The 1660 super will be good to go. We recommend with windows to have a min of 16 gb of ram for csp. Just to keep things going smooth.

Hello Allfredo Pablo. The screen on the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 4K does not have a screen protector included. The screen has a full lamination + Anti-glare etched glass and we’ve had this thing for over a year now and it hasn’t had any scratches or anything on it. 👍 
Funny enough we were worried about the screen scratching up before we bought this device. We have screen protectors on our iPads and all of our other devices except this one. It doesn’t seem to need one which is kind of odd to say. We hope this helps you out.😊

@@mosscharmly wow thank you very much for that quick response, happy to hear it’s quite resistant, I was thinking about buying some kind of protector although for this size haven’t found one that looks good. anyway i’m glad to hear that i can go crazy. I’m imagining you’re really carefull with the nib wear cause in my past experience that scratched my wacom intous. cheers 😊

@@allfredopablo411 One last thing about the pen it comes with. There are felt nibs in the little doughnut nib holder. They definitely will not scratch the glass.

Hello IsolinoArt A Mac will output the native resolution of your screen. If you purchase a 1080p screen or a 2K screen the UI for those native resolutions will be very usable. The problem with a 4K screen on a Mac is that they technically do not output a usable UI scaling ratio. Your Huion is being output at its native resolution at 1080p. Your GPU will not take a hit for it. You're all good. 👍 Hope this helps you out.😊

@@mosscharmly thakns a lot , that helps me a lot!

Hello Pac. We think it’s awesome that you’re looking into this and doing digital art. It’s new and can be intimidating but it’s not beyond you. The Huion Kamvas 24 4k is technically called a pen display. It needs a computer for it to work. For most pen display devices, you have to plug them into the computer. Essentially, they become a second screen for your computer or laptop. You can then load up Clip Studio Paint or your favorite drawing app and draw directly on to the pen display. You also don’t need a Mac specifically to make a pen display run. You can use other computers that have either Windows or Linux as their operating system. The iPad is an all in one solution. You don’t need a computer to draw on the iPad because the iPad is a computer in and of itself as well as a pen display. We hope this helps you out. We’re totally cool with your questions.

@@mosscharmly thank you! Makes a lot of sense

@@pac3956 Glad we could help you out Pac.

Hello ElephantInTheRoom. Yes we are very happy with our Huion tablets. We absolutely love using them and Yes the pen is very responsive. We haven't had any problems. We are very pleased. 😊

@@mosscharmly Thank-you 🙂

Hello Azazel Angel . We purchased the Huion 24 pro on Amazon and the seller was Huion. We bought through Amazon because we wanted to be able to return it if anything was wrong with the the tablet. Hope this helps you out. 😊

@@mosscharmly nice! did you add a 3 or 4 year protection plan?

@@azazelangel3249 We didn’t add any protection plan because we didn’t feel it was worth it for us. We did some research and noticed that the Amazon 3rd party insurance was not as a comprehensive protection plan as we’d have liked it to have been. It only insured the parts to fix it but seemed purposely nonspecific about added cost for labor and shipping. We wished it was more like Apple care but it definitely wasn’t. Huion has it’s own purchasable extended warranty only if you purchase the tablet through the Huion website. We hope this helps you out.😊

Hello Yvi S. Yes. We’ve worked with Monterey. It’s a very good OS in our opinion. We’re not sure what Suppen is. Just let us know and hopefully we can help.

Hello Januz Art. It’s nice hearing from you again. It really is a hard decision to make because there are a lot of factors to think about. Maybe this will help. If you’re using a Mac you might be better off with a Kamvas 24 Plus. If you’re using Windows the 24 4k would be better only because Windows is capable of altering the UI to be fully usable in 4K. But that would be the only upside to purchasing it. What you get for your money with the Kamvas 24 Plus is a better value. Their color gamut is the same and the display color output is also the same as the Kamvas 24 4K. If you’re looking for a large display the 24 Plus might be a better option for price to performance. Thay have the same lcd panel just one is 2k and the other is 4k. Thay have the same Styles, Brightness , color and contrast.We believe you’re going to ultimately get the same performance from either. They are basically the same screen except one is 4k the other is 2k and one has a metal chassis (24 4K) and the other has a hard plastic chassis(24 plus). The Kamvas 24 Plus has a visa mount and will work on an arm. To be completely honest if anything happened to our Kamvas 24 4k we would buy the Kamvas 24 Plus. And wouldn’t regret it. It really does depend on what computer you are using. Just a quick recommendation: 16 gigs of ram for Mac And 32 gigs for Windows. Less ram for Windows is usable but won’t be as snappy. Hope this helps you out.

@@mosscharmly Hey, yes I finally made my decision. And my first impression is really good! But there was no KD100 keydial in the box.. weird I expected it to be in the box. And now I have to watch you video carefully about calibrating, and about the colour, because it is really saturated. But drawing in Clip studio feels great!!!! Love it. feels lot better than my previous Xp pen innovator 16. Thank you for you video's!

@@januzart5152 Congratulations on your new tablet Januz Art! That’s awesome. We’re glad everything is working well and that it feels great drawing. We’re so glad we can help you out.

@@mosscharmly After a few days of drawing and experimenting, I am still very happy! Thank you!

@@januzart5152 Hello Januz Art. We were confused with what model of Huion you purchased because the KD100 Keydial should have been included with the HUION Kamvas Pro 24 4K. If it is the HUION Kamvas 24 Plus QHD 2K the Kd100 isn’t included. Well, no mater what it is great to hear that you are very happy. We were so very worried at first when we bought one and then once we got acclimated and comfy with it, we were so happy with it we can’t imagine working without one now. Sounds sappy but it is true. We are very very happy for you. So happy to help.

Hello Junisek. Yes. Go for the Lower resolution version, Huion 2.5k tablet. You will get the full 2.5k resolution with your Mac M1. With the Huion Kamvas 24 4k the Mac M1 doesn’t allow scaling of the Ui and or text. To make the native 4k usable you have to scale down the resolution. We would definitely recommend the 2.5k resolution version because you’ll be able to use your tablet to it’s fullest. If anything happened to our tablets we currently have we would buy the 2.5k. Right now there is a sale also on the Huion website although we bought ours on Amazon. Hope this helps you out.

@@mosscharmly Thank you for your reply. I couldn't stop thinking about is so I had a talk with my husband - he is an iOS developer and knows a lot about Macs... And he sait there should be an option to set HDPI for the 4K resolution - if there is not the option in the system preferences (which could be a bug or issue with the display firmware) you can get an app called Display Menu (or similar software) where you can chose from different resolutions... so try it, there should be the option to select native 4K with hdpi which scales the UI up while maintaining the native resolution. Hope it helps!

@@Junisek96 Wow thank you so much Junisek. We are going to give that a try because manually enabling HiHDPI mode has not been possible on the M1s for us.

@@mosscharmly Hello, did you give it a try yet? And did it work?

@@elephantintheroom5678 We did give it a try and for some reason the M1 HiDPI is still not there. We can scale the resolution but changing the ui is not possible yet. We gave the app a try and it didn't give the options we were looking for. We are ok with how everything turned out though.

Hello Ben Angel. Between the Kamvas 24 Plus and the Kamvas Pro 24 (4k) the only true difference besides resolution is that the pro 24 4k's chassis is made of metal and comes with the mini keydial kd100. The Kamvas 24 Plus has the same laminated glass but the chassis is plastic and doesn't have a head phone jack but it comes with an adjustable stand included. We hope this helps you out.

Hi Nicole. With what info you gave us, having a 4k pen display will most likely not work. If you could tell us a little more about the computer we might be able to help. Does it have a discreet gpu or an integrated gpu? Also, two other questions… Is the ram user upgradeable? and finally Does it use an NVME for its hdd or is it a spinning hard drive or even a SATA ssd? These things matter because if they are upgradable the answer may change. We hope this is helps you out.

Hello Nik B. If it’s between the Kamvas 24 4k and the Kamvas 24 Plus than here it goes… The only real difference between the two is that if you were to actually set them side by side the pixels on the 24 plus and the 24 4k ( scaled to a QHD res) the pixels are little more obvious on the 24 Plus. It does not make it a less quality product. If our Huion 24 pro 4k breaks and we were to choose between buying another 4k or buying a Kamvas 24 Plus we would buy the 24 Plus. We hope this helps you make a better decision and wait for Cyber Monday or Black Friday. Sorry.. Pertaining to a 16inch at 4k or 24inch at 1440p Go with the 24inch at 2k because working on a 4k screen at 16 inches with a super cramped UI is not fun or efficient. Scaling the 16inch screen to make the UI easier to see essentially reduces the resolution of the screen. We hope this helps you out.

@@mosscharmly thank u I went ahead and already bought 24 plus it's pretty nice

@@nikb7995 Congratulations, That's Awesome.

Hello Intelligent Mind. You can absolutely use this tablet for note taking and making notes with images. It is also an exceptional drawing tablet. Your use case scenario is completely dependent on what desktop software you are using. We felt your question was very unique and wanted to see if it was possible. In the past we created note taking templates for our iPads that we used in Procreate. We opened the PSD version in Krita 5.1.0 and found that there was not a single issue with the stylus of the HUION, it was very precise with the pencil and pen we selected for our experiment. We found that we had to use a photo editing software to use this tablet to its fullest. On the note taking side of the equation Krita is very proficient and is a very capable digital art program. It can both note take and do digital art for free. Please understand if you have a note taking desktop software in mind your results may vary. We hope this helps you out. If you have any other queries please don’t hesitate to ask.

Thank you so much for the detailed reply. It really helped. :)

@@intelligentmind5606 Glad we can help you Intelligent Mind.

Hello BarteZ. 24 if you are staying at home. 16 if you are more mobile. 👍

@@mosscharmly only at home work :D Im going for 24, but.. I don't know what resolution.. 4k or 2k? Is 4k overkill? Im thinking about Huion Kamvas Pro 24 4k vs Kamvas 24 plus QHD. Is 4k res really worth that much more money?

@@bartez8018 Hello BarteZ. Honestly the 4K is overkill. If we had to start over and buy a tablet we would go for the 2K.

Hello GKA87. We only sanded the tip of the pen tip with a bit of sandpaper. The sand paper we used was 400 grit ultra fine, get 3m brand because its reusable. 👍 Oh, After the sandpaper we cleaned it with isopropyl alcohol.👍 We just sanded the tip of the pen nib slightly just to get the sheen off from the molding process. Doing this gave the pen a little more tooth. It made the pen grab a little more on the etched glass in turn making it feel more like Velum paper or Bristol paper. It was just an experiment because the tips felt like plastic rubbing on glass…no good but sanding changed that right away. If you can’t get 400 grit 320 is good too. We didn’t do anything to the screen itself except clean it well with 90% isopropyl alcohol. The screen is great as is. 👍 we did not sand the screen.😄 Thank you for the compliment. 😊 We hope this helps you out.😊

Hi Jeffrey Postma. To answer your question about 4k/2k thing, Apple does not output native 4k it does however output at 5k and uses the gpu to downscale the video output to 4k. UI is not scaled for a better user experience. Too small to use. This is only an issue with Apple products. Windows scales the UI without a problem while maintaining native 4k. We hope this helps you out. 😊

@@mosscharmly Thank you! This would rather make me consider a 2k drawing display and save the money...

Hello Azumi. Not all displays are created equal and the two of ours are a perfect example of that. One monitor settings are: 50 brightness and 50 contrast User color profile 41 on red, 38 on green, 38 on blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. The other monitor settings are: 55 for brightness , 50 for contrast. User color profile 50 on Red, 47 on Green, 45. on Blue. We are using a TypeC input and NO HDR. We have found the screen to be too saturated out of the box. We recommend doing some color matching using a phone. Red, green, and blue specifically. Hope this helps you out.

@@mosscharmly I see. Thank you for your reply. By the way. I notice in the pdf manual, there is setting in the OSD to change between native, sRGB and adobe color range. But somehow in my OSD there is no such setting.

We noticed that too and didn’t realize what it was for until we purchased the Kamvas 16 2K. On that tablet’s OSD it allows you to change to Adobe, native and other color profiles. So we summised that Huion must have copy pasted bits of the manual together from other tablets.

Hello Angel Anguiano . Congratulations! So happy for you. Yes. Definitely get Huion’s full-Featured usb-c to usb-c cable. The cable in the box is too short for the arm. Don’t worry. You made the right choice. Don’t settle if something seems wrong with the tablet just return it and get a new one. Making big purchases takes bravery. Good for you. You deserve it . Keep creating and have fun! Let us know how it's going if you’d like.

@MossCharmly ok alright i ordered HUION Full-Featured USB-C to USB-C Cable, but i only have one usb c on my alienware computer and the usb c is in the front, is there a way i can use usb c to hdmi?. also on my imac i dont have no usb c ports, hows that work do i really need the usb c? can i do hdmi to hdmi or usb c to hdmi? good lord the usb c to usb c is 62.99

@@angelanguiano4338 Cancel the order for the Huion full featured USB-C cable. On your Alienware Pc desktop HDMI is fine but if you have a diplay port cable you can hook that to the Huion. The display port will give you better resolution than the HDMI. On your imac if it has a mini display port or thunderbolt port you can get an adapter for HDMI and you can get a mini display port to full size display port cable. This would be better than the USBC from what your describing. Really hope this helps. 😊Let us know how it's going. (PS: The price for the usb-c to usb-c cable is stupid.)

@@mosscharmly thanks yes I cancled it.. I got display ports on the back.. as for imac I'll probably put that in my daughter's room and get me a a Mac mini or MacBook pro.. I hope nothing is wrong with my huion .. I seen you also also use Blender would love to see videos of you guys creations on it. I have it on my pc but haven't used it. I use maya. did you know you can use your iPad pro second touch display with Mac mini or MacBook air. like you can you clip studio on your iPad pro.. I use photoshop. . but I installed Krista and clip studio pro. a couple days ago also have affinity designer and affinity photo.

@@mosscharmly did you get a screen protector for your huion?

Hey there Angel Anguiano. The MacBook Air has 16 gigs of ram and 512 gb ssd. If you’re going to purchase we recommend purchasing it from the refurbished apple store. You get a completely factory refurbished device and it is absolutely like new. That’s what we did. Hope this helps. PS: Sorry we didn’t comment on your last comment. We’ve been so busy and to answer your question we really haven’t been focused on doing 3d modeling lately. It’s been a big rush for illustration work. We hope everything is going well with the tablet. It’s nice hearing from you.

@@mosscharmly Nice! is it the 10-core CPU 16-core GPU how much you get yours for? is it fast? Yea the huion 24 pro working pretty good for me. only one problem though. I have to reinstall the drivers every day. when I'm I open zbrush the following day I can't sculp with the hulion pen. I can do everything else but nothing happens when I try to sculp. and I reinstall the drivers and it's working great. not sure if it's because my computer is on sleep mode. I only shut it down once in a red moon.. but I'm loving it.. would be nice if I didn't have to reinstall drivers every day. haha

@@angelanguiano4338 We’ve got the Refurbished 13.3 inch MacBook Air M1 with 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU. It has 16 Gigs of ram and 512 Gig ssd. It cost $1233.00 after tax. If you don’t want the MacBook Air our m1 Mac mini is the exact same configuration. We got it brand new and it was a little over $1000.00. I don’t think you can purchase the Mac mini M1refurbished because rumor has it that they’ll be coming out with an M2 version out in the fall. We deliberately did not purchase the M2 MacBook Air because for the price It was not worth it. The M1 Air is more than capable for what we do. ZBrush should work fine on the M1. Many people are using the base model MacBook Air 8gigs of ram with ZBrush. The M2 shouldn’t be called the M2 it is technically a derivative of M1. It should be called the M1 Plus-ish. It runs hotter and uses more power. And you do not reap any benefits from it in the long run. The driver issue is a pain in the butt. We don’t know what could be causing that.

@@mosscharmly Thanks. yea. I saw that they have the M2 but now that you mention the overheating. nevermind thats..I was also looking at the mac min, but laptop be best for me so when I'm on the go... I'm trying to build up my portfolio and get a job as 3d artist.. don't get me wrong I like my software engineer job but when I got into programming was because I wanted to be a game developer..but when when I do art it's whole different thing. motivated.i remember I got zbrush in 2006 didn't know much about it , left it alone. should have got into it. haha...but yea about huion I didn't have to reinstall the drivers yesterday hope it stays that way... might because I didnt shut off the huion. I usually shut it off if I'm not using it.. also my computer detects the huion as monitor 1 and my alienware monitors as 2 and 3. wierd might be because I have monitors plugged in on hdmi ports...thanks for the info. . God bless

@@angelanguiano4338 If you're looking for a laptop the 14 inch MacBook Pro m1 pro might be an option. If you have a MacBook Air you are never going to escape the dongle life. The 14 inch MacBook Pro m1 has all the necessary ports you could ever need. That would save you about a minimum of $200.00 in thunderbolt 4 hub/doc. Apple store MacBook Air M2: $1,699.00 in addition a Kensington SD5700T Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station (The docking Station makes its port selection and usability similar to what is onboard the Mac book pro 14). Final Price for both Mac Book Air M2 and Docking Station would be about $1,998.00 and that doesn’t include tax. Macbook Pro 14 inch M1 Pro at the: $1999.00 / $1,799.00 refurbished At Costco the Macbook Pro 14 inch M1 Pro is $1,599.99 until the 25th of September. Costco also gives you an additional 2nd year warranty, free technical support and a 90 day return policy and an online technical support all inclusive to the price. It’s a portable beast for coding and 3d modeling. You wouldn’t have that dongle spaghetti. If we didn’t purchase the M1 MacBook Air earlier we would purchase this from Costco right now. There is also a sale Labor Day sale at Best Buy and the Macbook Pro 14 inch M1 Pro for is on sale for $1,599.99. We recommend the Costco sale for the free 2 year warranty. We hope this helps you out.

Hello yoRRnl. In the modern day of digital art any program is potentially a professional program. So don’t be held back or held down by something or someone that gets in the way of your artistic ventures. As long as you save your work in a psd format there is not a program that we have seen that will not read it. The only real issue is the familiarity of the program. Like we’ve gotten so used to CSP that using Krita can be a challenge until we familiarize ourselves with that. And that take us some time. Oh and Brushes sometimes can’t be transferred with ease to other programs, but strangely the different brushes don’t end up seeming so different after using them after a while. As an illustrator concerning the M1 Mac it is super surprisingly capable. We did not expect this little box to perform at such a high level and consume such little power. Going from a PC to the Mac OS is kind of a shock to the system when you’re used to a PC. Macs are a visually oriented OS so it’s kind of simplified or plug and play. The Mac mini can run Blender. As an illustrator it’s such an easier OS to navigate. The hardware has been unquestionably capable because we haven’t had a single issue with it. We’ve heard that their are problems with Photoshop and M1 Macs just to let you know. But Adobe will optimize for the M1 for sure.

@@mosscharmly Thank you for the quality reply. The reason that i stick to Photoshop so far are the photo edits / manipulations I do for clients. Also, after working for 20+ with the tool, i feel some sort of connected i guess haha. I am looking out to other programms as well. Maybe in the near future, now AI is taking over Photo editing anyway. Thank you for anwnsering the Apple M1 question. It sips so less energy. I keep an eye on a nice sale at Black Friday! Also keep an eye on the M2, wich has acces to more memory (24gb)

@@yoRRnl Hey yoRRnl. The new M2 Pros might be coming out soon.

@@mosscharmly yeah, but so far Apple has noticed that there will be no new desktops coming this year. I made my choice and go for a new next gen PC build. So far, for 1700 euro i have created a beast of a PC that is also super silent and low in energy cost. It is what it is. :)

@@yoRRnl Congragtulations. Thats really wonderful. Building a PC is one of the coolest most fun things to do. If you don't mind, we're wondering what CPU and GPU you are using.

Hi BaragganGG. Surprisingly no it doesn't. The screens are textured glass and is not plastic. It is the big reason we chose these over other pen displays. We might be lucky but we really treat them with a lot of tlc. Nothing bad so far has scratched them. We hope we helped you out and Have a really Nice Day.

@@mosscharmly Thank you very much, have a beautiful day:)

Hello Bo Opfer. Yes. we can definitely talk about our chairs. We have an all black chair which we bought at Costco. And we have a white and black one which we bought on Amazon on a sale. Here is the long amazon description if you are interested: Hbada Office Chair, Ergonomic Desk Chair, Computer Mesh Chair with Lumbar Support and Flip-up Arms,White. It’s super light but super durable. The seat bed is really wide or over sized. I can sit cross legged with plenty of room. Super comfy. Would get another. 👍 The black chair is from COSTCO and is a True Innovations Mesh Chair, black, Mesh seat, lumbar support. Little too heavy, has a squeaky joint somewhere. And the mesh seat or tush bed is not as noise dampening as expected. I blame the acoustic amplification on the ergonomics. And not comfy. In conclusion we wouldn’t buy it again. We hope this helps you out. 😊