Huion Kamvas Pro 19 review: 4K touchscreen pen display 

Finally! :D

By the way, can you make a review of the Bosto T1060 with their new 16K pressure pen( I believe the pen model is W09, they also claim it has 0.4mm nib retraction distance; but I'm clueless about line quality and pen pressure quality )?

As far as I know, the only difference is 27-inch does not have the PD power passthrough for charging laptops.

Not likely for the poco pad

I also suggest the Asus Pro Art P13 or Z13​ if you can thank you! @@teohontech7141

Actually there are subtle difference between quality of matte glass from different companies. And it is difficult for me to remember the exact quality unless I can have a side by side comparison. And I usually do not keep review units that long. Having said that, the softness on this display is more noticeable compared to others I have tested. I have not used Wacom Cintiq for a long time so I can’t remember. But the colour noise/grain/sparkle is minimal. There is always a tradeoff with amount of texture vs image quality (grain, sharpness, colour). And unfortunately, these are very difficult to show accurately even with a video review The better matte glass currently are actually on the tablets. Eg Huion Kamvas Studio 16, iPad Pro with nano texture glass, Huawei MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte. More specifically, the Apple and Huawei versions are almost similar to the typical matte LCD monitor surfaces. After I have see Huawei’s version, which they do not charge extra for unlike Apple, I think and hope this will be used by more manufacturers in the future. The technology for good quality matte glass is already here, so it takes time to have more products use it. Personally, I probably prefer more sharpness and don’t mind some colour noise/grain

@@teohontech7141 Dang, it so hard if there's nothing one can sample haha. I live out in the middle of nowhere so there's nothing I can "test drive" regarding the Kamvas 19. I see that you've found the smaller new tablets to have better surfacing compared to these larger displays. If we ignore that for a second (since that's the obvious answer to making the displays better), would you rather prefer to have these displays have no etching and just give a choice to apply film (from factory or DIY)? Having said that, I did not too long ago read about some other glass etching techniques in some industrial contexts that offered much better sharpness and texture, so that's another "answer" to the problem, but I doubt the companies will go after that and would instead find offering a film separately as a more cost effective option.

Parblo PR100 will fit, but it's still low on the table. I also forgot to mention there's a Huion ST100 stand that can prop up the pen display more vertically.

I've only reviewed the Huion Artist Pro 24 (4K). Drawing performance and colours are quite similar. If I remember correctly, visuals with that 24 is sharper but there's slightly more colour noise/grain due to the matte surface. 19 is less sharp but has less colour noise. I probably prefer the image quality for the 24 because it's sharper. www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-huion-kamvas-pro-24-4k-pen-display

Not likely to review the 27-inch. Not sure about the tray attachment. Ask Huion directly

Medibang, Concepts

@@teohontech7141 thought so. do you have anything you would recommend for notes\tasks\etc.?

I wish obsidian offered a better handwriting option other than excalidraw :(

Writing is possible but there will be noticeable latency since writing involves fast movement. No issues with mis-touch when writing because pen tip will be close to screen and hence there will be perfect palm rejection

There's writing arond 39 minutes. Seems usable at that size. But doesn't the latency depend a lot on both drawing app (its drawing engine efficiency & undo stack etc) and quite a lot on the speed of the computer in use? Teoh, what are the specs on this PC?

@@PekkaSalonen Generally speaking, the writing experience with pen displays is not as good as portable tablets. E.g. Samsung Tab S8, S9 pen latency is 2.8ms but usually much higher for drawing apps. Latency for pen displays is usually around 15ms so it's definitely more noticeable. If you have to write often and a lot, the 15ms latency will affect experience. For min 39, I'm just writing a few letters so looks and feels alright. My laptop is the Huawei Matebook D16 with Intel Core i5-12450H.

Feels the same

Those 2-in-1 devices are usually not as good in terms of drawing performance, eg diagonal line wobble. Better ones is Surface Pro. Otherwise just get a normal laptop with a pen display

@@teohontech7141 okay thank you very much for your reply

No

There is an on-off switch for touch beside the power button