Movink 13 by WACOM, one cord and side button, did you see this?

One difference is the screen aspect ratio. The Huion is 16:9 while the XP Pen is 16:10. I bought the Huion but I do prefer the 16:10 aspect ratio of the XP Pen.

Is the pixel on the screen too noticeable on it?

it is not a stand alone. its basically just like a monitor with pen control. refresh rate is a bit slow too at 14ms it would probably be no good for fast moving images

@@cheveyo2403 what I meant was 1--can it have softwares that are not on my pc or must it be on my pc to be on the display tablet? 2-- can I use it when my pc is off or does it only function with a pc that is on? Thanks for the info by the way 👍

Thanks very interesting ; what would you say about durability ?

In general, the materials are not bad, and the responsiveness of the pen is not much worse than the Wacom. The pen is great, without batteries. Judging from the reviews and my month of using the tablet, the screen is still as good as new. I just read purely positive comments about the tablet and watched the reviews. But almost all were from 2D artists. And I don't know if it's a problem with my model specifically, because they have a 24' with 14ms response time, or if it's a matter of habit, because I use a much more responsive monitor. In general, my advice, before buying, pay attention not only to the positive reviews, but also read the specs and compare with your everyday equipment. If you google "kamvas ghosting", there are few reviews where they complain about the same problem in other models. But if you are a 2D artist, this is a much more affordable tablet than the Wacom models and the overall quality is not much inferior to the Japanese company's tablets.

@@MaxBasic thanks a lot for the elaborate answer. Yeah there's an overall positive vibe around this product. For less 400 bucks it's awesome.

I bought a huion years ago when they first started becoming popular and the ghosting was SOOO bad. Sent it straight back. I was really hoping that would be a problem of the past... My 16" cintiq has no such problem and I was really hoping to upgrade soon but the big wacoms are sooo expensive x_x

I'm looking for a tablet to work in zbrush. What tablet would be great to work in zbrush according to you? Any specific features to look for before buying tablet specifically for 3d sculpting?

i have the same tablet....the resolution is big and enough that if you prefer much bigger size...but resolution is what matters

That's what she said.

@walid walidos Thank you for the info mate. 🙂 What do you use it for?. I draw on a 24" monitor using an intuos (not a pen display). I think going from a 24" to a 16" is kind of a bummer for me. But im just collecting some info from people who have used it to better decide whether to buy a 16" or a 24".

@@pixbstudios it's not a downgrade cuz you will be drawing at 1:1 scale just like paper. Try 16" piece of paper. It's perfectly fine. Now if your intuos is large and you are used to big strokes ( shoulder movement) then it'd matter.

After watching the zbrush, I think its cause adobe stinks,.

Feel you there. Been using Pro 16 (4K) for a month and ghosting effect is killing me. I think my HP monitor with its high refresh rate and 5 ms response time also spoiled the Kamvas experience for me. Considering that the only 120Hz tablet display is from Wacom and costs an insane $4.5K, it is really worth waiting for Huion to respond with its model.

Would be helpful if you stated what's set them so far apart. I've been using Huion for almost 3yrs now in my professional career using sizes from small ("12")medium (20") to pro (24" QHD) and never once had issues creating.

@@IspyrGameDev I am a professional artist and using Kamvas 20" pro at home. The pen's pressure sensitivity is just so poor that there is virtually no difference between pressure opacity on and off with photoshop's airbrush. It is a pain in the butt to use pen while color picking from the color wheel, you can't make precise selections. I simlpy have to switch to mouse whenever I want to pick a color few pixel away. The input response time is bad as well compared to wacom. If you wanna make very detailed, high-end illustraion assets Kamvas is just not efficient enough and therefore not for pros (at least to a certain degree) imho. At my office, I use Cintiq and it provides much smoother experience and it simply works with me. At home, with Kamvas I feel like it works against me. At the first chance I will sell my Kamvas and buy a Cintiq.

@@buffwarriors Are you by any chance using them on the same computer which might cause driver conflicts?

@@iochimura no

@@buffwarriors ugh, sounds awful then... I bought one with their black Friday offers and received on that was missing most of the accessories, it was obviously used and was super dirty, so I and had to return it... Sounds like a dodged a bullet....