If you are an aspiring digital creative working with colours, I highly recommend investing in a colorimeter. It seems to function just as well regardless, and I note that a replacement pen is way cheaper than the Wacom pens. I’ve also been looking at reviews by Teoh Yi Chie, and it doesn’t seem like pen smoothness/jitter and waviness is really that big an issue on the XP Pen as I fear.

However, it should be noted that I do not see any scratches or worn out areas on the screen despite drawing on it intensively for around 2 weeks.If there are no updates above this one, then that means it still hasn’t been fixed, or I haven’t been notified of a fix. If you're using dual monitors, you can set Switch Display to one of the buttons so that the cursor can jump from one display to another.

With regards to the durability, I can only give you my opinion because I only test most of my tablets intensively for around 1-2 weeks before releasing a review. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. K13 is a fantastic tablet but due to the way I hold the pen the cursor gets offset no matter how I calibrate it. I don’t have a color calibrator and is expensive to me so the most I can do is copy your color settings from your review (will it work on the premium model? Most people who look at art online don’t use amazing monitors which have higher than 100% sRGB anyways, so the colours you see on your 100% sRGB or higher monitor are often not seen by the general audience since their own monitors aren’t capable of seeing it.If the line begins right on the start line, this indicates that the IAF is extremely low (low IAF is best) and the line just appears naturally without effort. If you’re not dying to get your hands on a tablet right away, waiting for all the consumer reviews to come out and get a good sale is most certainly the smartest thing to do! While several years ago Wacom dominated the drawing tablet market with its Cintiq range (as well as the general graphics drawing tablet market thanks to the Intuos and Bamboo product lines), we're seeing more competition appearing that can actually give Wacom a run for its money.

This is why I didn’t really mention the laminated screen as an advantage for the Huion vs the Wacom. The glass is thin enough on this tablet that it almost feels like you’re drawing directly where you point your pen. The included cable is a combined cable which goes from the USB type-C on the tablet to a USB type-A and HDMI on the computer, and a longer cable to a power outlet. means 180 degree rotation of pen inputs, so by theory, it will make the cursor show up on the opposite side of the screen from where you put your pen. With regards to the pen smoothness/jitter, my pen test results certainly show the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 to have better results, but you can clearly tell that it’s not something that massively impacts drawing performance as you don’t see any of that in my actual drawing.However, as with most new things, it still has a small issue with not being perfectly aligned along the bottom 1/4th of my screen. As you may be able to see, these are some rather lackluster results with most of the colours being too bright in comparison to what they should be. It gives you enough tooth to feel some texture, but it’s smooth enough that it doesn’t feel like you’ll quickly wear out the screen or pen nib while drawing. But so far it looks promising, and will save you a tonne of money if you're looking for a pen display on a budget.

One, when I set it to 180, it makes the cursor go to the opposite side of the screen from wherever I put the pen down. Something else I picked up was sensitivity, and how Teoh highlighted that, on the Huion, it’s harder to achieve a consistent line quality at lighter pressures. There may be no gap between the glass and the actual LCD, but since the glass still has thickness, there's still that tiny bit of parallax especially when the cursor is close to the edge of the display. With a screen-less tablet, it doesn’t matter if the surface gets fairly dirty since it won’t block my view of the screen, so I can draw for weeks at a time without any hassle. For my pen tests, I always start out with a few pen pressure scribbles to see if I can do some nice squiggly lines with increasing pen pressure.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.