The Best Drawing Display I've Tried 

Hey everyone! Wanted to mention, the 16-inch version actually has 16x9 ratio, unlike this 13-inch version's 16x10 ratio. So Kamvas Pro 16 (2.5K) has the resolution 2560x1440, not 2560x1600, and that makes it a wider, more standard display. Which is kinda funny how the smaller 13-inch model technically shows you more pixels than the 16-inch :D

Wow, stopped mid-work to say, what a transition at 12:45!!! 🤯

I had the pro 12 back in 2018 - 2019, swapped to iPad Pro because of your videos and have never looked back. The Huion was great, recommended one to my best friend, the 22 inch and he still uses it. Only issue I had was the lamination would be moveable by pressing when cold like winter weather making my house cool.

finally, a video thats not gamedev xD love the reviews and painting vids more, miss those days tbh...

Really nice and comprehensive video! I've been using a Huion Kamvas 12 for a long while, and I've never had any issues with it. This video does make me want to upgrade, but I'm not sure if it's necessarily worth it just for that extra inch. I think I'd want to go for the 22 Pro, as those "Pro" features are definitely worth it, but I'd want it more for the screen space. Something else I would recommend checking out from Huion is the Key Dial Mini - it's essentially a small keyboard with a dial on it for changing things like brush size or volume, so you could have all of the shortcuts you use from your keyboard on it in a smaller form factor, that would go well next to the tablet, without needing to go under the stand part.

was just about to buy this tablet and I love the very extensive long review you put out.

Hi Boro- Thanks for another great video. I have a huion camvas pro 13 full hd. I've used it for around 3 years daily. I like the drawing experience - the pen feels pretty good on the display. I use mine almost exclusively for reference photos (and as an input drawing device) like you. I lay mine on a vesa mount swivel laptop shelf (

Good review.

i have been using my tablet for a year and a half and i NEVER knew i have been using it at 50% brightness all this time, now i sat it to 100% and oh my god my eyes dont hurt anymore trying to see what im doing

NO PROMOTION STRAIGHT REVIEW 🫡🍻🍻

ive got the previous one. lower res but at that size ive no problems with lower resolution. the fun thing i do with it is connect to my android. and draw on that display and rotate and zoom on phone. (i can run for near two hours on 1 powerbank. so no outlet needed)......works nicely. and then also can hook up to my laptop when im at a desk and wanna do photoshop

21:38 FYI you can also apply clear screen protector to "remove" matte finish.

16x10 is the superior aspect ratio. I wish more manufacturers would go with it instead of 16x9.

i got gen 1, still great

i wonder if you can have 2 screens simultaniously connected . that way you could have your layers coors and tools on one screen + reference and draw on the other

25:30 Lmao! The most valid point I think that I have ever heard.

Unfortunately when I ordered this tablet from amazon I got a defected product. It wasn't working at all so I had to return it and get a wacom instead. I was really upset because the kamvas one just looked soo much better but oh well :(

On desktops, USB C with video out are pretty rare. Mine has it, but requires me to run a DP cable from my GPU back into my motherboard, for the USB to get the video.

What tablet desk stands d you recommend currently?

I had one of these and while I think it is great for the price, it has some flaws that I found really irritating. Mostly the pen calibration basically did nothing, or actively made the pen less accurate, and the accuracy near the edges or when I drew at slightly different angles was really bad. Mine also wound up having terrible purple discoloration near the edges after a few months and I wound up returning it. The replacement had dust trapped under the screen, and I ultimately got a refund. I also had a terrible time finding a longer cable that was compatible. The included cable is far too short. To be fair to Huion, the customer service was great. They replaced it, and then ultimately refunded my purchase. And the price/performance is really excellent. But I feel like people should be aware that Huion's quality is still nowhere near even my much older Wacom 13HD cintiq from a decade ago, even though the screen resoltion is much better.

Hey Boro, I just wanted to ask, have you changed your mind on screen-less tablets being the best experience for drawing on the pc? When you're on the go, I totally get the need of something like an iPad, but what made you change your mind on a desk pc? Just asking because I'm indecisive about it myself, would love to hear your thoughts!

I have a question: I checked out the 16 inch version of this display, and its got a brightness of only like 220 lumen, isn't that pretty bad? especially if you want your painting to be very vibrant and bright. i really would love to get this product because of how great the connectivity is - only one cable, super simple. i don't want to use wacom products anymore because with the exception of like one small tablet everything they have requires a massive mess of cables on your desk. would love to hear your opinion on that! i watched most of the video but i dont remember if you specifically mention the brightness

Does this device properly wake up from the computer displays going into power saving mode? My old Huion Kamvas 16 Pro (2018, I think) would always go to a colorful fuzzy display (even after sending it in for an RMA) every time the computer displays woke back up, unless I turned off some settings in my GPU drivers, which took me 3 years to find a solution to online on a dead forum. I always had to power cycle the drawing display to get it to work, it was rather annoying. I loved that Huion, amongst others, were producing fairly competent products for a much, much cheaper price than Wacom, and it'd be nice to know if they've drastically improved in the past half decade. Because we all know they're price gouging a niche market relatively speaking, and some high quality competition would be really nice. Also, thanks for an actual super in-depth review, this should be the standard.

Hey please what's your laptop stand called? I want to try getting the same one from amazon

I wish this had touch support too.

I think their pens got way worse since they got rid of the slightly springy tip, they had similar initial activation to wacom and now it takes way more force to do a mark so doing really light shading or sketching is way harder... The xp pen ones with the x3 pro chip thing are supposedly better tho, you should get them to send you one

Bro just use drawing easel made of metal or wood . It will give full sturdy backing like bigger size canvases like 16 and 22 inches . And you can work like a pro artist. It will give 4 different positions. Even laptop stand is better

i have the 16 inch version and i never want to upgrade

so this or full hd? any difference other than pixel count?

Where can I find that stand 😭

I have the original 13 (1080) and the pro 24 (4K) from 2022 I just like there products. Work great with little to no hassle

Hey Boro, does this display tablet have tilt wobble? I have Huion HS610 and when I draw my lines with a flat brush at slower speed, the tilt is wobbling (like, the angle of tilt is jittery when moving the pen). You can see this here on PS video: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hGxLDG4V3HkJHIpt44hYh68w4kLpFMY4

What is your laptop?

when you going to start painting like the couple years ago.. :(

I'm sorry, but as a Huion stan I have to point out that it's kamvas with a k, not a c 💀

xp pen 16 pro (2 gen) much better