Thank you so much! This is by far the best review I've found on this tablet, and i'm on a slight budget so it's perfect! None of the reviews i've seen so far tested the tablet as thoroughly as you did. Again, thanks!
I am using it since few months and its one of the best product in the market. Recommended for several colleagues and all are happy. Excellent and very high quality product and nice finishing. Reasonably priced.
@@SRaheelGillani An excellent device. Regularly using it. Only one plastic tip of the pen is replaced (out of 10 extra which came with the product). A4 size. Needs a bit of practice in first 15 minutes as it doesn’t have screen. Not sure about Wireless adapter as using wired
Best review for the Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M wireless tablet - all aspects covered & plenty of detail. Much better than most unboxing, thanks so much - it helped me choose this item
Arrived today - and its a great product. Key part of the review for me was that the surface is rough like paper. Worthy upgrade for my H430P - starter tablet - which has a smooth plate. Thanks again.
In my opinion and taste this tablet has a serious and crucial problem: the stylus. The line pressure depends on the depth of the tip into the pen and not only in the hand/arm strength. This add another layer of difficult and feels unnatural and difficult to control. It's a shame, because the tablet itself feels very good.
Hi, Teoh!!! Been watching a bunch of your review posts (which are really of great help on understanding each model, by the way) for various drawing tablets as I'm planning to buy one for my son (whose been showing quite an interest on digital art). Been leaning on 2 models both from Huion and would like to know which one would you recommend more, the Inspiroy Dial Q620M above or HS610 you reviewed in your other video? To be used with Windows (laptop) and Android (mobile phone-Samsung). Other brands/models we looked onto are: -Huion H610 Prov 2 -Veikk A50 -Veikk A30 -Veikk A15 -XP Pen Deco 03 -XP Pen Deco Pro Hope to hear from you....
Main use will be with Windows. The drawing functionality with Android may or may not work as expected and this applies to all Android-compatible tablets I've tested. All the tablets you've listed have very similar drawing performance so you can just go with one that looks good to you and fit your budget. Get at least a 10 x 6 inch tablet.
I was wondering if the tablet can be used like a touchpad on laptop. It will be more comfortable to be able to move the cursors around using touch control
I have this tablet for a week now and it's mostly good, but while holding any of it's buttons, it "lags" the PC while the button is being held down, like an FPS drop, both wired or wireless, though the lag is lessened when wired. The lag goes away immediately when I let off the button and it doesn't affect anything else, they work fine otherwise. It's mostly an issue when panning or zooming on Photoshop, but I still notice my cursor lagging when I'm just changing tools. Does yours/anyone else's have the same issue?
Can you actually deactivate pen tilt function when you don't actually need it? If yes, is it applicable to any tablet that you have been reviewed which also have this same exact feature?
Thanks for the review. Im thinking of getting this for my daughter. She would be using it on a windows PC. I was also considering the XP-PEN DECO-03. Can you recommend which is better? Any help would be appreciated, TY.
Thanks for the review!, great thorough analysis !, quick question, can the Huion Inspiroy Dial be used in wired mode via the USB cable?. Was wondering if something were to happen to the usb dongle receiver then at least I have a backup of using it in wired mode
Thanks for sharing your review. Best so far. But, I am also curious about the HS611. Have you tried it too? Which one is better, the Q620M or the HS611? I don't mind the entertainment features of the HS611. I mind the performance and feel. I never tried Huion before but Im sure Huion has been more preferred by lots of creative professionals thru the years.
I've not tried HS611 so I can't say much. But performance between Huion tablets is pretty similar. It's just the designs will look difference, and some features may differ, eg scroll wheel, shortcut buttons. Huion has been making graphic tablets for years. You can read reviews on Amazon to get a feel of their product quality.
@@teohyc No prob. Thanks. ive done my research myself anyway. So, I figured, the major differences are the wireless capability and the physical scroll wheel which i think is more interesting or preferred by experienced artists. So i think id choose this, the Q620M :) Thanks for helping out! :)
HS611 is too slippery for writing. I thought all Huion is the same, but sound like this model has more friction and easier to control. (Sound in this video when the pen scratch the tablet)
I'm wondering whether to get the Huion Q620m or Huion Q11k v2. Which one is better? Did you encounter any lag while using Q620m especially on Adobe Illustrator? What about using it wirelessly, is there any problem you encountered? If there is (especially while using Illustrator), I consider buying Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth (CTL-6100WL) instead. I'm kind of short on budget but I prioritize the functionality of the tablet above else so I'm willing to take the plunge. I hope you can help me, thanks in advance!!
Hi, thanks a lot for your review, I'm thinking of giving this one a try. Do you have any idea of how this one works with Affinity apps? (designer, photo, publisher)
Hi - You mentioned lag with photoshop, is this the same with even display tablets too. Interested to know. Some questions related to this tablet: 1. I am not sure whether the tests were one wirelessly - so was there any lag with input in wireless mode. 2. I can see you showed the charging cable going into the tablet - is this only for charging? or can we call this a wired mode and when the cable connected the input uses the cable to send the signal and not wirelessly? Could you suggest a few affordable display tablets with decent screen size. Also, any other brands for a similar tablet-like this Q620 M Dial in XP-Pen with similar active drawing area. Finally, which brand is better in your opinion Huion vs XP-Pen. Sorry for the number of questions thanks again in advance.
Photoshop will have some lag but it’s not the irritating type of lag. It’s perfectly fine. This tablet can be used wirelessly because it has internal battery. As for more affordable models, there are many from Huion, XP Pen, Parblo, Gaomon
Hello! I'm nots ure if you'll see this but I'm currently choosing if I should get this tablet or the Q11K V2. Which would you recommend? I'm planning to give it to my son as a Birthday gift since I know he wants one for his future career.
Hi, thanks for review! Can you advise me which tablet is better for photo retouching: XP-Pen Deco Pro or Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M ? You tested them in july and november 2019. I work on PC (win10) w 27" 4k ips monitor. Drawing is fun for me, photo retouching is more interested. Which one is better?
I have this tablet, but in Photoshop, the dial does not increase the Brush, it only decreases. The other functions work well. I already changed shortcuts, I already changed Photoshop and nothing solves, it only happens in Photoshop. Do you know why?
Does it exist a Huion wireless & wire in the same time if it does not work or connect proplebly with wifi or bluetooth? What is the cable lengh because I work on my tv rather than desk, I need unless more than 1 meter, 100cm long. Tks.
Santosh Singh well that depends on ur budget. If u want a solid tablet that’s great for taking notes you can’t go wrong with the iPad with Apple Pencil along with GoodNotes
I’m pretty sure it’s not part of the design, but I received mine yesterday and there is a slight bulge on the surface.. has anyone else had this issue??
Lucas Pedrini thank you for the reply! I was going to send it back, but ended up keeping it. It’s slightly noticeable when you run your hand across it, but like you said, hardly noticeable when drawing.. other than that, works like a charm!
@@bfalsa Hey, np. Does your tablet "lags" a bit your PC when you press/hold a button? Mine has this issue as well, not sure if it's the tablet or my PC
@@speciesunspecified2199 c'mon, unless you are traveling to the middle of desert, there will always be outlets to charge your tablet, and yes I've had it uncharged for days now without usage and its got some charge left
@@johnny-mnemonic13 I've travelled a lot last year and you'd be surprised how hard it is to find power outlets in my country edit: also, I'm an art student and have done a 14hr marathon for my plates. I'm sure a lot of people have done 20hrs as well. but thanks for the info, the wireless function's great if it can last that long
hello teoh yi chie, can you tell me if you recall if the pen nib is solid and firm? is there a lot of play? i had a huion h640 and the nib had a lot of play and made it very hard to make consistent lines. i returned it and got another but the pen nib still had quite a lot of movement. thank you if you can answer this.
Nope. It can change zoom, brush size and scroll. It you want to rotate, you have to assign keyboard shortcuts (assuming there is a shortcut in the software to rotate) to the physical shortcut buttons.
Did you have any issue with the keys like, when you press multiple keys at the same time does it register normally? The KD100 has this problem, just making if this has the same issue.
i am confused on the selection should i choose XP-PEN Deco Pro or this one which do u think is a better option for me i am an aspiring game designer and a developer
Two things to note about drawing with Android. There's no driver so you can't assign shortcuts to shortcut buttons, so you don't need a tablet with shortcut buttons. You can't adjust pressure sensitivity so you have to rely on the software implementation of pressure. Actually any tablet that can work with Android should have similar drawing performance. So you can just pick any. Just see the pros and cons list of my reviews here www.parkablogs.com/tags/drawing-tablet-reviews
tablets are ok start but cant get them clean sketchy thin lines like with a high end centique often more bulky lines though this one offers more short cuts other wise would need your keyboard
If compare this tablet against HS 611 , what you will say ? Sure its wireless.. but if not look at wireless mode.. is HS611 will be the same quality? Just I am choosing between these 2 ones
@@teohyc Thanks alot for answering !!! Just it will be my first tablet... Also there is Deco 03 and Deco 01 v2... Just wanna make right choice to start drawing
Hello, I was thinking of buying this model for 3d modeling and digital sculpting, specifically Zbrush. Does anyone have experience with this? Any kind of feedback will be usefull. Thank you!
it's my first time buying a tab so I wanted to ask if it's wireless how long the battery can last? if it's finished is there is a wired cable to connect it? I'm trying to make a choice between this one and HS610
Hi, Thanks for the review. I choose between XP-Pen Deco Pro and Dial Q620M. What do you recommend for drawing in 2d programs and sculpting in Zbrush ??
@@roccorossi5396 Hi! Yes, I did. I chosen xp-pen deco pro m and have no problems with it. I can't tell you if it's good in long-term perspective, but at the moment I'm actually satisfied with all features that tablet has.
Xie xie, M ghoi I really love the tablet wanted to buy the higher pros canvass 13 double screen but the taxs was like fu*King $90-100. Hi would like to change my key board tablet buttun. I get anoy when I try to type SHIFT on the far down key to replace the crt+.... so everything I type or press like space arrow it copy like shit. tks again. Ps. the cd fake paper was so legit. imagine if people does not have internet or wifi acces there is an alternative for the 19 update Huion?
I try to click it it work only for Shift plus but i would like to add Shift + pen on the lower tablet button then did not save problably maybe b/c it photoshop.
I'm very interested in this tablet mainly for the brush wheel but I just edit photos so I feel like a huge tablet would be a waste Is there any smaller tablets with brush wheels and express keys that you'd recommend? Thanks in advance!
At 6:24, you just skipped over that big issue with pen tablets where you have a huge lag-dot at the beginning of a stroke. That's very annoying and the most problematic thing with drawing tablets.
There's a significant wobbling in the tilt reading of the Q620M, as compared with their earlier H950P, which gives very smooth tilt reading. See for yourself: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GKHzXLPwnE0.html
HELLO I HAVE IT AND I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT, WHEN IT IS CONNECTED WITH THE USB CABLE FOR EXAMPLE IT LOSES THE PRESSURE, THE TRACK IS DISTURBING, IT MAY BE GOOD AT THE BEGINNING BUT IN THE LONG LAST IT IS BREAKDOWN, AND THAT IS WHICH I HAVE THE LAST CONTROLLER
I am having trouble being able to tell if my Inspiroy Dial Q620M is on or off. No light shows, other than initially when the power button is pushed, but all lights immediately go off. Can you please advise how to differentiate when the tablet is on vs. off?
@@teohyc Thank you. Those lights only go on briefly---they flash sequentially from bottom to top and then all go off, even after charging it by attaching it to my computer. Is it likely that it is faulty in some way? It doesn't work consistently in Zoom either. Charging to achieve ~20-hour battery life should only take a couple hours, right?