I think Huion has been doing really well with their pen displays. I think they managed to find the sweet spot for serious amateurs to solid semi-pro digital artists and definitely finding a nice range for art students that need, but are priced out of Cintiq. I don't see them knocking Wacom off the top of the hill yet, but I'd love to see their efforts apply some downward pressure on the price of Cintiqs!
i am waiting for only two people whenever a new product comes , teoh and brad colbow.....but definitely teoh is my choice for all the traditional supplies, best reviews :)
Teoh,...as is your standard with these reviews, this was PERFECTION! You are so thorough and you cover the things that artists are looking for! There are a few others out there that rank up there too when it comes to reviews, BUT I just LOVE the relaxed pace that you provide with yours. It's just so much more enjoyable and easier to follow with your reviews and channel. You don't try to force unnecessary video FX and crazy sound FX that too often do nothing but distract from the actual review. In other words,...you KNOW how to do this and its obvious that you are an old pro! It sounds like that if you were to pick this OR the XP Pen Pro 24, you would give a slight nod to the XP display. (Even with the lack of etched glass and the use of a screen protector, you still would lean toward the XP Pen.) I originally thought that seemed crazy BUT...if you still get the same line quality, but gain the use of a USBC port and better brightness, I can certainly understand your position. I DO have to ask you though,...what do you use these days as YOUR tool of choice when you need to work on a larger display than the tiny iPad Pro? Wacom Cintiq? XP Pen product? Huion product? Have you heard anything regarding the durability of XP Pen displays vs. Huion displays vs. Wacom displays? Just wanted to know your opinion regarding this. Thanks again for the review! Todd
I don't really have time to add special visuals, audio effects and transitions since I make too many videos. I would rather spend the time replying comments. My main digital tool is the iPad Pro 12.9. Mainly because I don't have much table space, and I don't need to use desktop software for drawing. If you need desktop software, getting a pen display is the more obvious choice. E.g. I shoot a lot of photos for my product reviews for my blog. Using desktop photo editing software allows me to work significantly faster compared to using iPad Pro to edit, upload, share or embed photos. My general advice is always to buy based on the software you're using. If you can complete a drawing or work completely on the iPad Pro, that's great. But if you have to transfer the work from iPad to computer to work on later, why not just work on the computer in the first place? As for durability unfortunately most of these are review units so I don't test them for long periods of time. To get an idea on durability, maybe you can check out the complaints (if any) on Amazon, Reddit and Twitter. The thing is XP-Pen and Huion has been making graphic tablets and displays for years. XP-Pen is 15 years old. Their products get better each year. Durability and build quality should be fine.
@@teohyc Hi Teoh, as always, another excellent review! Thank you for taking the time to do these. I actually always check your reviews before I buy a new or another monitor. My question is how does this compare to the Cintiq Pro line, in regards to drawing experience and performance? I actually like to to do my sketches and inking on my 12.9 Ipad Pro, but when I do my final color painting, I need to work at actual size which can be up to 11" x 17". I own a Cintiq 27HD which still performs well, but after drawing on the Ipad, the parallax and lag on my Cintiq can get annoying. I was considering upgrading to a Cintiq Pro 24, but then saw this review. If the Kamvas Pro 24 performs the same as the Cintiq Pro, I'd much rather save the extra money. Thanks in advance for your advice.
@@videomonkey5150 I've not used the Cintiq Pro 24 before so I can't say much. Their Cintiq Pro models should have laminated display and have no parallax. You can check Amazon and Reddit for user reviews. As for the Huion Kamvas Pro 24, it has good drawing performance. It's definitely value for money considering the lower price than Wacom.
Teoh, congratullations! This is the best review I've seen from you and possibly the best review I've ever seen. I'M not talink about the product, but your work. You coverded absolutely every thing that need to be covered and also illustrated everything down to perfection. Text, shots and even camwra angles. If there was anything like an oscar dor reviews on youtube you should win one for this outstanding performance.
Another amazing review! To be honest, your review of the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (along w/ Brad Colbow's) is what convinced me to buy that tablet and I'm absolutely in love with it. I'm so glad I found your channel. Also, I love Tiffany's little cameo here :D
i finally couldn't wait any longer for reviews on this thing so i just bought it and have had it for a few days, and i LOVE it. i think it's everything i could ever want or need.
I had a ton of tablets and pen displays in the past, and about 2 years ago I switched to Huion Kamvas Pro 24. I can't recommend it enough. It is very good. The only issue I have is that I got the older version with chargeable pens, and I am not sure if the non-chargeable will work on the display I currently have. Regardless, it is an awesome pen display, and when you compare its price to Wacom one, it is just insane! The price gap is massive, but the quality is remarkably similar. The only downside is that the screen tablet stand adjustment is predefined so you can't really fully adjust the angle the way you would like. However, it was never an issue for me, and I think it is not so big of a deal to begin with. Keep up the great work Teoh!
what abut the ''brightness'' thing .. dd u felt/notice it ? is it something to be aware off when Teoh noticed it .. I was wondering if this issue s only a thing related to some badge of huion tablets that come out from production line like that or is something related somthg else ?
@@Chejov1214 My tablet is not as bright as my monitor, but since my face is literally in it 8+ hours per day, I don't think I need it to be any brighter to be honest. I think I even made it less brighter in the settings. Also I spent a fair amount of time calibrating it to be somewhat similar to my monitor.
Bronhitis thanx for the quick reply ,.. yess thats totally true .. I have a cintiq companion 2 i7 ( the one with the i7 5xxx cpu ) its brightness is similar to cintiq 13hd which is around 215 , (previous cc2 with i7 47xx cpu has 156 of brightness ) .. now .. my cc2. I never use more than 50% of brightness. Cos father a day of work I would ben feeling like my eyes are burn out .. so absolutely i agree with you on that .. wacom in some of their products hasn;t provide huge levels of brightness on their devices either .. I was afraid that on huion 24. There were other things /issues in play not only brightness but contrast ( whites and black levels ) .. watching teoh vid. Looking the monitor straight up to front //. Seems all cool .. but. When he puts a white sheet of paper by a side .. white ‘s seems more dimmer like bit grey .. but I checked out with my cintiq companion and yeah they are not spectacular .. so. Go figure lol
I love this video. I have my sights on getting a Huion Digital tablet. Also, I like your artwork. You're very versatile when it comes to digital art as well as good old fashioned pen and paper. As always, I LOVE your videos.
Honestly this feels like the best review for this tablet ! Its so thorough and has all the important stuff, plus a very good representation of what this tablet can do ! Im planning on maybe buying this tablet in the future and this review was the most helpful i found! At least Im very sure I wont change my mind on this tablet, not even with the newer version as it has no buttons.... All Huion Kamvas pro versions have buttons, why not also the new version ? I know there may not be all that many people that actually use these buttons but i for one would find it pretty uncomfortable to stop drawing just to try and press 2 keys as that is just really annoying.... All in all this review just helped me to find out which tablet I really want, and I hope I can get it in the near future ! Thanks for making such a great review
I believe they keep using the last detected tilt angle until you get to an area where tilt sensing starts to work again, and that's why 'it sometimes works' on the right edge.
I have a older model of the same line is still pretty good even today . The overall surface , design etc it's the same as this one too but this new model is just amazing . The mayor difference is the screen ! 2k is pretty sharp at this size . it's not 4k like on the cintiq but it's still pretty good !They have no more flaws in comparison to a cintiq 😯 The line quality is wonderful !! I have a cintiq than i don't need this monitor too but damn ! It's great for the price . 😯 Very in depth and precise review btw. You can't do a better review than this one . Good work !
I had a Kamvas Pro 22 before, the hardware itself is really really nice and I was totally satisfied with the experience, but the main problem of this brand is its software development, the driver is just not stable, it just doesn't have the WACOM like reliable experience, it would just stop functioning for no reason claiming that the device can't be detected, and it just happened too often to be trusted as a professional tool.
Because the initial activation force is a bit more than the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus I decided on the 22Plus thanks to your reviews! I like drawing quite light, and the previous Huion Kamvas model I bought(used) required harder than I am comfortable with activation force so I went back to my Cintiq 13HD. I'll see if the Kamvas 22 Plus will give me the same level of quality as my old cintiq 13hd or have at LEAST a close to the high quality of the outdated Cintiq. Which leads me to question if Huion, and XP-Pen are somehow getting their hands on old technology from Wacom to use on their newer models of tablets... I am only a hobbyist so that 13HD was a truly far too expensive purchase for the size. If the activation force isn't at least relatively close to my Cintiq 13HD then I'll return it and keep using the 13HD and buy the Cintiq 22 later on in life lmao. But I really love the look and design of the 22 Plus! It looks great and sleek. Something I can see myself using as long as that activation force is truly minimal!
The Huion pen displays with PW517 pen have good sensitivity, low initial activation force. And the nib no longer moves/wobbles/goes in-out as much -- very firm.
I bought the Huion Kamvas pro 24 after using a Wacom for years and overall have been pretty happy with my purchase. The one complaint I have is Huion support. It's non-existent. Currently I'm experiencing an issue with adjusting the overall brightness. When I go to the menu it's grayed out and I can't change the value. Has anyone else experienced this problem? There doesn't seem to be any user groups or forums to post questions. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Sometimes when you can't change the brightness, it could mean you have used a colour/picture mode that doesn't support changing brightness. In this case, maybe try changing the Eco mode, or the DCR (Dynamic Contrast Ratio). Check the user manual.
Absolutely the most detailed review of this kind of products. It is the first time I see someone going through the software, which is absolutely fundamental. So it seems to me that the shortcut buttons cannot be configured per-application, right? That would be a deal breaker for me...
Most software will come with their default set of keyboard shortcuts. You just have to assign the same keyboard shortcuts to the physical buttons on the Huion.
@@teohyc I perfectly know that, I have been using Wacom Cintiqs for more than a decade. I am thinking about getting a Cintiq Pro 24 but I hate the fan noise. This could have been a good option, it is too unfortunate that one cannot personalize the buttons per software.
Drawing experience with both Huion and XP-Pen are pretty similar so you can't go wrong with either. For comparison purposes, main selling point for Huion is the matte glass surface. For XP-Pen, it's the significantly higher brightness of 298 vs 158 (from what I measured). XP Pen uses matte screen protector which will scratch eventually. Personally I'm not that fussy so I don't mind matte screen protector. I value the higher brightness more. XP-Pen's USB-C is useful if you have USB-C devices.
If only XP-Pen had etched the glass. Then it would be a simple decision. I've asked them whether they sell replacement screen protectors. I await their answer...
@@juliansjames Anyway, a 24" screen protector will be a pain to install. Really i don't care about screen surface, i'm pretty used to iPad Pro glassy surface. So, in case i purchase the the XP-Pen, i will pull off the screen protector when it became too scratched. Anyway, i will appreciate if you put the XP-Pen answer if there's any.
@@carles_carbonell Here's my questions and the responses from XP-PEN: 1. Might XP-PEN reconsider the decision to use textured plastic film and instead etch the glass as Huion has done with the Kamvas Pro 24? As far as I know, this is not a decision that can be made overnight. Furthermore, using a protective film you can peel it off when there are scratches on it after using it for one year or longer, but you can't do that with the etch Glass, right? What if you accidentally scratch the surface of the tablet, then the tablet will wear it for the rest of its life. I think it would be annoying. Maybe using a plastic film is the right decision. 2. Is it possible to purchase replacement textured plastic films? For now, the protective films for 24 Pro is not available now. but I think it will be on sale soon.
@@juliansjames Thank you! I had a smaller huion with that etch glass and it's not anti-scratch, on the contrary, it had a lot!!! And nothing to do to prevent it, I was very careful with it for the two years I had it. So I would prefer to change the creen protection per year, even if it's a pain!
My only one concern is the lifespan of the battery-free pen. I own a older Huion display tablet, and while the tablet itself is fine, my rechargeable pen (bought 2-3 years ago) had stop functioning after about 10 months or so. I have heard that they've improved their pen technology recently, so I'm wondering if their new pen will work for years to come.
Tks for the review Teoh. I will design and 3D print a foot for this display to stop the wobble, for the stand at lowest position, once mine arrives. I can send you one pair to try if you like. From Singapore so should be easy.
Hey was wondering would you go for this or the 24 plus, having a extremely hard time choosing, for me in usa 24plus is 800 and 24pro with buttons is 700
10:17 I don't like how you are zooming 1080p much more than 1440p to make sharper more sharp and blurred more blurry. Huion appears great value displays. Good informative review overall.
There's no zoom. The camera was at the same distance from the display. 1080P pixels will look larger, hence the icons are larger. If you want a more accurate idea of how the icons looks, just shift your chair to a position where the 1440P icon is the same size as the icons on your computer (if you use 1440P monitor), that way you will know just how much bigger the 1080P pixels are.
What about the big gap between the pen nip and the main display, yesterday I’ve got my unit kamvas pro 24 and I had two big issues which the technical team at Huion said it’s fine ,1- a very noticeable and annoying gap between the nip and the display and it’s far a way from ipad pro technology or my iPad mini which almost 0 space between . 2- a black hue at the left and right edges of the screen very noticeable like a lens vignetting when you start with a white background to draw. and now after I paid 1334 usd tax and shipping to Istanbul, they told me if you’re not satisfied with our product I should ship it back to them and loosing tax + shipping and shipping back to them + 8% restocking fee....very bad marketing so when the say full laminated screen they didn’t mention the 4mm gap or more.also the screen viewing angles not perfect and the 1440 p resolution is nice but still not enough when you are very close to it I literally can see the icon pixels and i am using display port 1.4 and no 10 bit colors depth and you could see some chromatic effect around the text same as it’s 422 not rgb color space.,,,,anyway that was my experience with kamvas pro 24 please try before you buy if those issues you don’t like. the keys on the screen very cheap and sensitive you will accidentally hit them when moving your hand so I switched them off especially the touch ones.
It’s laminated but it’s not true laminated. It’s like the glass is thick or something so there is a gap between the cursor and pen tip. That’s also the gap that cause the vignetting. This is not a 10 bit monitor.
@@teohyc Many thanks for your efforts to do this review but kindly asking you if you could for the upcoming product to give us a little more details about the screen panel for some editors , vfx , rendering or motion graphics Artists who could use the pen tablet as the only screen.
the panel is 8bit RGB, and regarding the chromatic effects which i understand it caused by the mat layer above which also hurting the viewing color shift of the panel . i was hoping to use it in autodesk Maya and redshift render along with zbrush and premiere or davinci, but its not good for rendering and coloring , with zbrush it's feels nice and krita/photoshope i 'am facing difficulty to get use to it since i had much more comfortable experience with ipad and procreate, i guess people should try it before spending 1000+$ like in my case.
@@AR-VFX It may be 8 bit panel. But it has 96%+ sRGB and 97% AdobeRGB so colour accuracy is good. There's no colour shift when viewing from the sides. Image quality for this display is very good.
i had wacom 27 wacom 24 pro touch and ended up returning them as they had really bad quality control ie dead and missing pixels.this looks great for the price but i just wish it had touch ...pinch and zoom is so convienent i guess im so used to the ipad pro
You should look for digital drawing tutorials instead which are not specific to any device. Look for those that feature desktop apps, e.g. Photoshop, Clip Studio, Krita, Medibang, Affinity Photo, Corel Painter
@@teohyc Thnaks, yeah I know, I just thought that maybe I could be lucky that there was someone out there that used this particular screen, so you could mirror that someones setup and go along learning etc. I have just found this particular screen refurbed and ready as a birthsday present for my girlfriend. Anyways, do you have any particul channels in mind, that could be a good starting place to follow?
@@teohyc lol I checked em all out and am using medibang right now. Thanks anyway. Also in my opinion a kamvas 12,13 or even 16 would be more worth than 22 as 22 is just extra resolution 12,13 and 16 are very similar to it and cheaper. That's just my opinion though.
@@RaffyTheTiger All those sizes have the same resolution 1920 x 1080. Only screen size differs. The Kamvas Pro 24 in this video has 2560 x 1440 resolution which is significantly more, hence the much higher price.
Thanks for the great review, Teoh! I was just wondering... do you know if you can switch between Huion Pen displays and tablets on the same PC easily? I work in animation and regularly switch between my Cintiq screen and Wacom Tablet for different parts of the pipeline (they use the same driver so I don't even have to unplug them). I have heard Wacom and Huion drivers don't play well together, but is it fine if both the Pen Display and Tablet are Huion?
Go for the full laminated etched glass display. The screen will last longer! :D I own the Huion 24, and it's just a really great pen monitor to work with :D
Hello I have a huge problem with theKamvas pro 24. I can not set 2.5k. Have it connected only via hdmi. is maybe that the problem? I hope you can help me :D
I have a question if I have a 13-inch computer and the interface of the Clip Studio take half of the screen on my laptop, if I bought a larger tablet, the image is projected directly also taking half the space of the screen from CSP or it resize everything so there is less space taken up? Sorry for bad English
@@teohyc for example the bar size of layers in my laptop take 1/4 of my 13 inch screen and I can only see like 6 layers but in your pen display video that bar size is even more thinner and can contain even more layers on screen without necessity of scrolling! My question is: if that is automatically or you have to set some kind or mode screen?
You can adjust in display settings, on the Scale and Layout section. But usually the default already recommending the proper scaling when connecting new display according to display tablet size. But you can tweak it if it still doesn't meet your preference.
@@ann51 Btw I was referring to Display Settings on Windows Control Panel. Not on the tablet driver. I use Cintiq and Display Settings in Wacom is only to adjust brightness, contrast, color temp and screen ratio. Out of the box it adjusting to display tablet size for me. But I did adjust again in control panel to reduce the interface size for more workspace. Hope this helps
Nice review and thank you cuz not many people have reviewed this. If I may ask a few questions: Is it in stock and how long did it take to get to you? How big of a desk would I need (or more accurately) what is the desk in this video?
Mine's a review unit so I don't know how long it actually took to ship and deliver. If you're in USA maybe Amazon may offer better shipping time. Not sure. amzn.to/3i5qKvm That table in the video is just 80 x 50cm. When the monitor is flat, there's just enough space for the keyboard in front but nothing else. So I probably recommend a table that's at least 60cm or more (front to back). Typical computer tables should be around 70-80cm which are good.
Teoh!! man thanx a lot for this review I was waiting it with lot of expectations ,.. I read your answer down there about how it compares to the xp-pen24 but .. still is there anything more you can say about the 2 pen experience? or they are practically identical how the feel when drawing ? and how they compares to wacom pro pen 2 ? is wacom still the king ? or its different but not necessary the best anymore ? for instance .. a friend bought the huion pro 20 she has the old intuos 3 grey . and she likes the huion saying it felt very much like those intuos 3 .. (because of covid19 I could't go and tested it .. :/ ) thanks again and best wishes ps: seems huion is less brighter tan xp-pen .. I put your 2 reviews in different windows and its noticeable
Huion and XP Pen has similar drawing performance. Maybe Wacom has slightly better initial activation force making it easier to work at really low pressure. But I cannot say for sure since it has been a long time I used a Wacom product. Personally I will get XP Pen for the brighter display as I don’t mind the matte screen protector. Some people prefer the matte glass.
@@teohyc thank you ! about initial activation force .. yess I ask her about (my friend who has th huion 20 and she said the same .. activation force seems you need more gram(s) to start register a line .. and I heard this on other sites /youtubers too .. for me this doesn't mean good or bad .. but different .. ( everybody's hands are different .I think ) but its super cool to know it. :) about ''brightness '' well thats what really is interesting .. I love the ''bounded glass'' but I see xp pen more vivid and brighter colors .. thankx again for the review Teoh !! you are awesome !
I've had my Kamvas Pro 24 for a little over a year now and when I turned it on this morning it stopped working. The display is completely white and un-responsive. I tried rebooting, disconnecting and reconnecting everything and connecting through the Huion Tablet Properties app. The app says the tablet is connected and I'm using the most current drivers. When I first turn on the monitor the Huion logo splash screen displays briefly and then pops off to a white screen. Any ideas? The forums do not mention this problem and I haven't heard from support.
I'm not sure what's wrong. If the driver says it's connected, there's probably nothing wrong with the USB transfer. So it's could either be the cable or the display hardware problem (let's hope it's not that). If possible, test with another cable first.
My huion kamvas pro 24 looks a bit grainy on my macbook pro compared to the retina display which looks very smooth. Is that what this table supposed to look like given the size? Mac users out there, are you guys experiencing the same grainy display? Thanks
So torn between the xp 24 pro or this huion 24. I like the buttons and stand better on the xp but I like the etched glass on the huion. Also kinda tempted by the new huion 22 plus with the quantum dot display even though it’s lower res
Teoh Yi Chie you’d be surprised, my old senior art director at ubisoft just recently upgraded to a big Wacom from a older 22hd and we were doing super high level key art for games. The resolution would be better higher then 1080 of coarse. But honestly I just finished preordering the 22 plus. The thing that’s more important to me is the color gamut and contrast and right now the 22 plus is the best 22 display with the qd screen etc. I was going to go for the 24 but just decided between desk space and the qd display specs I decided a bit of resolution was worth the sacrifice. Plus when working we use the Wacom directly in front of our main monitor with a live window on the main for double checking the whole image.
Great review, did you have any palm rejection problem? I constantly suffer this with my cintiq companion, no matter the software, no matter the driver versions, and the Wacom customer service does nothing to help... I must draw with a piece of kitchen paper underneath my hand, even the glove doesn't helps... I want a 24" display but now seriously thinking about saying goodbye forever to Wacom after almost 18 years since I had my first Intuos 3, but at the same time scared because I've never tried any other brand in my life...
@@teohyc thanks, neither mine but its a nightmare to work with it. Last question, any weird sound with the air vents like the Cintiq pro 24 users reported?
As far as I understood correctly, this huion device loses to the artist 24 pro tablet in everything - the color and brightness are worse, there are fewer connection interfaces, there is no multitouch, the control is worse, it costs more, except that the positioning is better judging by the video, but somehow I can't believe it.
I’m a comic book artist where I have to draw very detailed comic pages watch one is better xp pen artist pro 24 or huion kamvas pro 24 ? ...There’s also a new huion Kamvas 22 plus $500 dollars looking forward to your review of that one to
Drawing experience with both Huion and XP-Pen are pretty similar so you can't go wrong with either. For comparison purposes, main selling point for Huion is the matte glass surface. For XP-Pen, it's the significantly higher brightness of 298 vs 158 (from what I measured). XP Pen uses matte screen protector which will scratch eventually. Personally I'm not that fussy so I don't mind matte screen protector. I value the higher brightness more. Kamvas 22 is cheaper because it's just a 1080P display. If it's going to be your main display, getting a large 22 inch may not be a bad idea. But if it's your secondary display, you can go with the 16-inch which also runs 1080P but it's smaller so things will look sharper and less pixelated, and it's also way cheaper. Kamvas Pro 24 - US $899 Kamvas Pro 22 (2019) - $799 Kamvas 22 (2020) - $399 Kamvas 22 Plus (2020) - $499 Kamvas Pro 20 (2019) - $699 Kamvas Pro 16 - $469 Kamvas 16 - $379 Kamvas Pro 13 - $399 Kamvas 13 - $239 Kamvas Pro 12 - $349 I will review the Kamvas 22 Plus soon.
Hi There, I am thinking of getting a display tablet for the first time, and I am caught in between a Huion Kamvas and a Wacom Cintiq, what I would really like to understand is why if people could afford it would go for a Wacom rather than a Huion?
It's mostly to do with budget. Note that competing brands have been making such products for a very long time too and quality gets better every year. The Kamvas Pro 24 and Kamvas 22 Plus are the best products from Huion so far.
@@teohyc Thanks Dude, I know either way I am gonna really enjoy having one, from what I am seeing in reviews in general I have not really seen anything bad about the Huion brand, it just seems people tend to stick with Wacom by default, like people using Photoshop and illustrator for their creative work, cause they have become the home brand in that industry.
Hi, I just got my kamvas 24 pro and when installing the drivers (mac) I notice that in the pressure sensitivity adjustment I only have one square and the option to enable or disable the pen tip is missing. Any idea why this is happening? ¡Thank you!
You can get it from Huion web store or Amazon. Links are in the video description. Some areas may charge import tax but that should reflect in the total price before you pay any money
Im in south africa, i bought mine direct from Huion .. look out as they often have good specials. I have the previous model to this one. Ive had it for 2 years now and i am super happy. The build quality is good and solid. My stand doesnt wobble and the pen has a lovely fit in my hand. I can honestly recommend it.
uhm, I read Wacom has this thing, if you tilt the pen, the ' paint ' dot appears under tip, I have XP-Pen Artist Pro 13, and it's weird, but when I hold the pen directly vertical the dot is right under the pen tip, but the more I tilt it, the worse it gets, some times with large tilt, the dot appear ½ cm off, also around edges . . Does this have better recognition, of pen tip, at those angles . .
@@teohyc I can accept some reduced image quality as long as my drawing experience improves....having greater control over my stylus gives me satisfaction in my drawing experience...helps in getting into that zone.
in performance which do you belive works better Huion Kamvas Pro 24 or XP-PEN: ARTIST 24 PRO? do you think the lareger resolution really make a diferenence compare to the XP-pen: Artist 24 pro?
some people keep said that wacom cintiq product is more durable then huion or xp pen..and huion normaly will keep stand until 1.5 year..i dont know what should i buy..cintiq 16 or this..:(
Worth noting that Huion has been making some really good pen displays in the last few years and it's about half the price of the Cintiq Pro 16. Display resolution is the same, colour depth is maybe a bit better on the Cintiq, but the Huion size is just going to be more fun to draw on vs the Cintiq. For the money, I would get the Huion.
I have the previous model to this one. Ive had it for 2 years now and i am super happy. The build quality is good and solid. My stand doesnt wobble and the pen has alovely fit in my hand. I can honestly recommend it.
Is the QHD screen really worth it? I was thinking about getting the Kamvas 22 plus and its basically a slightly smaller version of the Kamvas 24 pro but the screen is FHD. Do you think the extra resolution is worth $400 more?
Really depends on what you value. The extra resolution is very useful but the price difference is quite significant. I'm currently testing Kamvas 22 Plus and the display has better colours and brightness (300+ nits) than the Kamvas 24 Pro. So it's just the resolution that's the difference. So maybe the Kamvas 22 Plus is more value for money.
@@teohyc Yes!!! Definitely looking forward to that review! Do you consistently notice the lower resolution when you're using it? Just wondering if it's a huge turnoff
Hi all, I need some advice. I am going to be connecting my Huion Kamvas pro 24 inch display to my imac 2011/2012. I have a mini dp to hdmi cable - despite it being 4k x 2k, the image quality of the imac is only 1080. Therefore upon plugging the unit into the computer the image quality is reduced to that of the display input source. My question is..... Therefore in order to get the QHD 2560 x 1440 I assume that I need to purchase an additional monitor equal to that of 2.5K (Can I buy a 4K monitor with the same results.) that has the required specifications needed to display the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 at full resolution. Any advice would be welcomed.
100$ will not get you a tablet with a screen. However, a good drawing tablet with no screen under 100$ is he XP Pen Deco 01 V2. If you need more shortcut buttons then the XP Pen Deco Pro is the way to go. However, the XP Pen Deco Pro costs 110$
How do you find Huion products hold up over time? There has been a lot of negative feedback over on the huion subreddit and there aren't very many people that comment on their huion pen display tabs after 6 months, 12 months, 24 months. I have been waiting for the Kamvas Pro 24 to be in stock on Amazon AU for a long time, and I'm tossing up between the Kamvas Pro 24 or paying $1000 more for a Cintiq Pro 24.
Unfortunately I don’t usually use these products for long period of time so I can’t say much about the actual durability. Do note that if the product works alright, no one is going to talk about that on forums. It’s always people who have problems who go online to talk about it. If you are unsure, maybe check out XP Pen since they have 18 months warranty
@@teohyc yeah I feel that is the case with most online forums. People say that huion and xp pen send good units to reviewers and bad ones to actual customers, I hope this is not the case. Great review though 👍 thank you very much for covering the pro 24
