I have huion pro 20 do you know any displays that work without pc?

@@selfbyriri hmmm... The Cintiq Companions from Wacom does. But I would really suggest an iPad with an Apple Pencil if you want an independent drawing monitor. I have one too and I use it a lot because its so portable ^^

so am i, oh my gosh-

Sketch A Style surface pro, surface book, ipad pro/air, or wacom mobilestudio pro (apparently the wacon is very heavy compared to ipad and surface). If portability isn’t a factor and you want a larger screen then surface studio or the new huion studio (its only just come out so i’d wait til some reviews are out before buying incase of bugs etc), wacom also make a pc that clips into the back of the cintiq pro 24/32

Not picking up some tiny fast strokes... could it be just that the driver now consumes more CPU or etc? If so... a powerful enough PC would make this disappear ? Which are your full PC specs?

would you recommend me to buy this tablet? i've heard some bad reviews and i dont want to regret after buy this model.

Same thoughts here. But I will not wait for that - I will sell my Kamvas and buy this. I can't stand that parallax anymore.

@@MelvilleG Are you using the old Kamvas?

Sergei Kritzien well most reviews for the current Kamvas rate it higher so what are you even talking about.

Pens on my huion wont even charge anymore... sigh. Such a waste now that it's just a big second display

@@Michael_Lak they might have had an older Kamvas. Also reviews are quite BULLSHIT. I had a Huion Kamvas GT221 Pro and reviews said the parallax wasn't that big of an issue, yet it was a huge issue to me. The Huion Kamvas 22 Plus, though, THAT has 0 parallax. It's the BEST Huion pen experience you can have.

you can change the sensivity in Xp pen drivers. i think so

@@anteq1082 the thing is that ISN'T the issue. Yeah you can make the sensitivity easier for a solid line to be produced, however, pressure sensitivity doesn't effect the initial *activation force* which is what the issue is with all of these alternatives. They require a LOT more activation force than Wacom tablets. However the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus has the lowest activation force. You can produce VERY light lines and do detailed work it's amazing.

@@GeekedOutNeckbeard well I have deco V2 so it doesn't have a screen display. I ve never drew on a tablet with screen. So I don't really know I guess it's just the fact that XPPEN screen tablets are not that good. Also, probably all the reviews are sponsored lol

@@GeekedOutNeckbeard thank you for pointing that out!!! does the 22r pro have the same problem?

@@CaravenesArt not sure about the 22R Pro but I also don't trust reviews when they bullshit about how responsive they are. I bought a used GT221 pro Huion device a couple years back and it was a pain in the ass to get a line down. But the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus is like Wacom pen that came with the 13HD and 22HD.. It's the only time a review didn't bullshit imo about the activation force! I got light lines with EASE! But the color accuracy.. Left something to be desired. It's overly saturated thanks to their quantum dots mumbo jumbo and the 120%sRBG rating(which was calibrated to actually be about 97-99%?) it also lacks blues, so if you enjoy using a LOT of blues in your work this will leave something to be desired since they all kinda have this washed out, grey-ish tone to them, like their just different variations on Cyan. Reds are as pure as pure can be and greens are Neon as FUCK. Like so intense. You feel like you're at a rave if you use a lot of greens. Getting it to color match was a hassle and the main reason I ended up refunding the device. I didn't want to constantly be sweating about my colors being WAY off. Cause on the Kamvas it is gorgeous, vibrant and colorful, but on your phone and main display it's... Desaturated.. Heavily. The screen has legit 0 detectable parallax when using it. But it also doesn't feel like paper to draw on, it takes about a week to kinda break in as well so squeaking noises will be heard at a constant. I heard a damp cloth can help get rid of whatever residue is on the screen, otherwise just use til it's gone and smooth. The pen.. As mentioned before, is comparable to an older Gen Wacom pen that came with the 13HD and 22HD. Which I used for quite a while. It also feels PREMIUM in the hands. Has a little bit of weight to it.. Just an all-around lovely pen. They fixed the nib so now it doesn't have the pressing in when drawing feel anymore. Just an overall great experience. If you have an expensive color calibrator device, or don't mind the off-colors til Huion allows you to use the other options for better customizing. Then the Huion Kamvas 22 Plus is probably the best option out of EVERY alternative, including Huions other monitors. And you can barely notice the pixels being stretched on this big monitor. Reviewers will whine and bitch but honestly it is totally fine. It is crisp and man.. Just lovely!

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching ♥️

Aaaaa you're so sweet >w< thank you, dear ❤️

@@Nadiaxel ee, no problemu 🧡 legit my whole shading style is inspired by you xD

@@timukibubble9379 ohmigosh I'm beyond flattered 🙈💕❤️

Do you have more comments/review on this? I have a Wacom Intuos right now, but I’m really wanting to upgrade to a screen tablet and am considering this guy! I’d love to know more from someone who has actually made the switch

@@aracelyrodriguez6077 I've made an upgrade from an intuos to an xp pen 15.6 pro too. It's a really great device, perfect size for me and works just fine, almost no parallax, great colors. Just something to keep in mind: they have a mate/anti-glare protector which will get scratched after a while of using it, but you can change it later c: I think its great so you don't damage the actual screen.

I tried a non-pro version of the Artist 12 and I really loved it too ❤️

Im so scared of getting a tablet now because of the whole huion thing

Would you be alright with answering some questions regarding your tablet? I ordered the same model.

I also have artist pro 12, it gets the job done. But the screen can get tiny scratches easily, but i that doesnt really affect your work.

the 12 was my first display tablet and I love it but it was too small! I now have a wacom one display tablet and just that little bit of screen increase has helped out alot

Thank you ❤️

@@Nadiaxel You're such a great artist you inspire me ❤️

asi es , tengo uno y puedes configurar cada atajo de manera independiente al igual que los dial

Yay thanks ^^ me too! I'm a sucker for Zelda xD

Same, did you pick one yet?

@@XoxoCandySmiley Nope, and now not sure if i will, i would have to go to USA to get one of em, but i live in Brazil and because of Corona i am not sure if i will be able to travel to America

If money didn't matter, I would go for a Cintiq. In terms of tablets for computers, I still think Wacom has the best products. However, I am currently still using this one from the video and I enjoy it. I upgraded to some bigger XP-pen tablets from a Cintiq 13HD a few years ago. I'd still love to have a Cintiq though, but I also have an iPad woth an Apple Pencil, which I think is just as good as a Cintiq. But I don't know if you can use Zbrush on an iPad 🤔

@@Nadiaxel Thanks for the reply. One more quick question? Is there any lag in response time or any kind of while working with XP. I do tried DECO series of XP and they all are lagging behind. I don't recommend them at all to anyone. How Intuous work smoothly, they don't.

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