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We are getting a 24 inch SmackDown ...very soon yeah Huion Kamvas 24 review Next: Huion vs Xp pen Next: Huion vs Wacom Cintiq pro 24 /Cintiq 22 Next: Xp Pen vs Wacom Cintiq pro 24 /Cintiq 22. Brad I guess this is on your list..?

Who DARE dislike this happy and positive man helping us?!

I preordered this in the beginning of June, it showed up about a week later a few days before the official release date. I love it, it works perfectly with my 27" iMac as the screen resolution is 2.5k/1440p (exactly half the 5k resolution of the iMac). I had issues before with my 1080p Huion Kamvas Pro 20 when dragging apps back and forth because of the resolution differences. Performance is fantastic, have had zero issues with it so far. I love the fact that i only need the one USB C cord to connect it to my iMac instead of having to use an HDMI and a USB cable. I can put references up on my iMac screen and use the XP-Pen as my primary display or used either to watch a movie while surfing the web. I do miss the etched glass a bit from the Huion, but it just took a little time to get used to the screen protector on the XP-Pen. The Huion Kamvas Pro 24 is supposed to be identical with an etched glass screen, but at the time there was a considerable discount from XP-Pen for preorder and I didn't feel like paying an extra $250 just to get the Huion with the etched glass. That and XP-Pen has much better support for their products than Huion in my experience.

I love when I am looking to buy something and I find a channel like this. Very clear demonstrations.

Brad's looking good tbh

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I bought this bad boy! Got it in last week. After watching your reviews and building my own site (your squarespace code a bit ago), I thought it was a great opportunity to make a review of my own. You mentioned how heavy the product is. My luck, I almost dropped the box getting it out. Then I set it up and turn around and must of knocked my desk because it tumbled off. So not even out of the plastic, it got a notch on it. Some people aren't made for reviews like you are, Brad. Lol I'll stick to watching and just drawing. In the end, a very nice product. I get the occasional dot but my issue is the lag after I hit the 'ctrl+z" button too fast or too many times. It lags by the input of anything I did does not show until 5 seconds later. Maybe it's a system error but I'll look into it more later. That's my only big issue. Only other problem: obsession over the red wheel and the compulsion to spin it at all times

We need a 1 hour version of the glove dance, we also need the audio on Spotify

I have to say that I came from a 16” cintiq to this and it’s amazing. It’s fing MASSIVE like you said. I literally stood there wondering where to put it on my desk. The only things that I don’t like is the screen is a little slick, and the driver didn’t want to work right away. I had to install it several times and then it worked just fine. I just couldn’t justify the price of the Wacom even when I couldn’t actually get anything from Xp pen for a while. They were out of stock for a long time with the 22r.

The stroke straightner "lag" is intentional. It makes the line you draw on a string so that your lines are 'lagging' behind the cursor.

I just received mine last week. I'm really liking it. I had an old Cintiq that I couldn't get working on my new machine so I decided to give it a go. The QHD resolution is really nice.

When it comes to line quality and jitter Huion wins. I had them both and as many people claim it's not "a big deal" to me personally it is a big deal and when you want comparable line quality to Wacom (or even in some cases superior) Huion is the way to go. XP Pen has the wheel as a clear advantage but tbh I didn't find myself using it as much as I thought I would. Huion usually offers more angles too and in case you do scratch the matte coating, you can actually get a new one and replace it. I didn't hear Brad mentioning whether XP Pen offers the same.

I reluctantly purchased this exact model when Wacom stopped providing drivers and support for my 2012 Cintiq. So far I love this XP-Pen screen. There is definitely a difference between the 2. This screen feels a little tackier and not as smooth as the Cintiq, maybe that's the pen nib, don't know. Occasionally there's a slight delay when placing the pen onto the screen like it needs to wake up and realize you're using the pen. Most of my concerns are about expectations based on my previous experience with Wacom. These are things I believe anyone will get used to in time. Being less than half the cost of a Wacom I'm so far excited about this new screen. Oh, and they have excellent customer service. They accidentally sent me a European model and send me out the correct power cord within 3 days.

Came for the glove dance. Stayed for the review.

I can't wait for mine to ship :) Thanks for the reviews to help me decide.

After using this for 2 weeks now I've noticed the line quality in Clip studio paint is perfect on windows. Actually in every other program it's worked just fine. It's just Photoshop that has wavy angled lines, And for a while there was a bug where i couldn't even use Photoshop at all. The pen would just freeze. It might have been my old wintab.dll, But then xp-pen updated their drives. So it must be something up with how PS interacts with windows.

Here in the the Philippines there's a drawing tablet that is getting a lot of attention lately. You probably heard about the Veikk A50. I hope you could make a review about it one of these days. Loving your tech reviews. Kudos to you!

After less than a year ive had huge software problems with the XP-pen 24 pro. The customer service has been largely unhelpful if they respond at all. I like the price point but as a professional i need more than a year of reliable use out of a tablet.

Aww, such a shame to hear about the pen issues. Ngl I was really wanting the XP-Pen to be better because of the USB-C ports, the removable screen texture, the pen aesthetics, and all of the cool side goodies like the pen case. But from what little I've seen so far, (info's still pretty sparse) Huion's Pro 24 seems a touch better in terms of the stylus and screen drawing experience, at the expense of being pretty basic with everything else. Definitely looking forward to the upcoming Huion 24 Pro review and your thoughts on the drawing performance. Can you tell us if the pens on either the XP-Pen or the Huion have that same exaggerated, springy inward nib travel that the Gaomon PD1560's pen does? (I don't mind the nib pressing inwards a bit on contact with the screen, but the Gaomon PD1560's nibs depress a full 2 to 2.5mm into the stylus as pressure is applied, whereas my old Intuos5 has just a negligible wiggle. It's workable, but I really don't like how much the exaggerated play shifts your point of drawing as the pressure changes when inking linework.)

Wow sounds like wacom has to change their diapers ... lol

Great editing!! Enjoyed the review. Thank you.

1:49 YES!!! A new glove dance! I love it!

Is this version working with win10 without any disconnection issue? I used artist 22E for a while, but it had disconnection issue in windows 10 all the time. So, I kicked out mine several month ago and bought a new wacom pro 24. It is 1000 percents much better than artis 22E. No more pain with disconnection issue and horrible cheap scrachable screen film. Hope this version is not like that.

Please review huion 24 QHD. I dont find reviews anywhere :( if it possible a comparaison between this one and Huion also :3

Bought one today for $604 at Amazon, great deal

Can t wait for the Huion Kamvas pro 24 O_O

Still hanging in there for that Huion 24 review before I pull the trigger on either one. Stepping up from my Int4 and 2018 iPad. Can't wait.

Thanks for the review. I think the most important keyframe that most reviewers are missing to inform to public for this tipe of devices is if it worth "the jump" from a regular non screen tablet, lets say a Bamboo or an Intuos to this screen type tablet, does it really feel different, will it have a hughe learning curve as it did to Jump from paper to digital? Those are questions that will help semi professional to make their choice, cause I think thats the target of this products. Thanks a lot for your advice

Been waiting for your review! Very good. As feared, it has wobbles. For many it may not be that big a deal, but once you notice it and it slightly annoys you, it'll just keep chipping away and getting more annoying. I had a rather expensive screen protector on my ipad pro, until I saw it made the lines wobbly, I ripped that thing off asap, and happily put on a cheap flimsy film on instead, no wobbles anymore. But the alternatives have come really far now. It's now only drawing experience Wacom seems to have, other than perhaps build quality, which in the newest Wacom line is also sorta questionable, since since their old hardware still lasts far longer, than their newer lines. Just super happy the other brands has forced Wacom to either make it better priced, or add new features, rather than stagnation.

I like the point you made that the screen feels more like paper - I used it in my review for Amazon haha

Omg I’m literally breakdancer and an artist so your intro was coincidentally perfect

I talked with an XP-Pen representative via their chat on their website. They said that underneath the anti-glare film there is etched glass and that it's OK to remove it and draw directly on the glass. I have ordered my first XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro and I am looking forward to trying it out. I have been a Wacom Cintiq (27QHD) user so far. If anyone has experience in drawing directly on the XP-Pen etched glass, I would be curious of your opinion.

Great video and lighting Brad!

I can't wait till xp-pen or huion come up with a touch version, I think bosto or someone else already had it, that's the one thing I miss from using a surface...

I have no doubt that the screen and pen has more value than wacom. However, I have some question, about reliability. I read that a lot of people still use their wacom's product for years with little to no complaint. I also read about the knock off having a driver problem and dead cable. If that is true than that two problem would be a moodkiller and might cut your productivity down. Yes it would be nice to have a more advance hardware with a cheaper price, but I prefer smooth enjoyable drawing experience without worrying anything might happen to the cable or driver. What is your experience on this?

LazyNezumi is a default part of using any drawing tablet and more than shores up any jitter

Am I the only one who watch Brad's videos because I love his humor?

You listened to me you made a new glove dance yeah!!!

Brad! I thought the glove dance was no more!

Always nice to see the glove dance.

Finally, i'll get mine tomorrow and cant await to draw with that monster! :D

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i've seen so many reviews on so many tablets, and a lot of them just say "get a wacom it's the absolute best tablet ever." then when i talk to my art friends who do digital art, they all tell me the same thing. that wacom tablets are built like apple products. they work extremely well for the first 2 months, then all support for it just drops and it gets worse with every update until the drivers physically won't work anymore. every person I've talked to has told me to either get an xp-pen tablet, or a hueon when my drawing tablet finally breaks down completely, because they are built to last at the same quality you get it at for as long as you take care of it properly. i've owned a wacom 22hd tablet for 5 years, and it has been barely scraping by after the first year, and the drivers finally broke recently, so it's just a monitor at this point. I took extremely good care of it because of the huge price, but i am definitely going to upgrade to an xp-pen or hueon 24 inch hd tablet when I can afford it.

everyone seem to complain about xp-pen pens, so no go. Toss up is Huion vs ??? and 22 vs 24

Hi Brad! Great review. These videos really help. Keep making more! Stay Safe!😁

2 Questions: How hot does it get on your hand after using it compared to the cintiq 24? And when you look closely at the screen does the screen protector blur or cause the screen to have lots of little red blue dots to be visible like the cintiq does?

Hey Brad you've gotten like 20 tablets now how are u gonna use all of them, maybe u can share some

TBH I don't listen to music when I'm drawing anymore, I just tune in to Brad. Awesome reviews!

Stupid question, if prefer the Wacom pen, can’t you use it instead on this tablet?

Question: Do you think procreate is better than Full blown desktop apps? Also can you try and tell me to try these drawing tablets to the ipad (it's pointless but still ) and see if we could run Procreate on these things and how good it will work

Hi I bought an xp pen artist 24 pro drawing device with a mac mini computer with an m2 processor, I downloaded the driver and installed it in the device, but also the device did not work, so the pen did not work on it. It seems that the device cannot read the driver with the mac mini because the pen settings are not rotated on the screen .. What is the solution? ?

hey Brad, are you going to be reviewing the huion kamvas pro 24? it's been available for a little while but there's almost no information about it anywhere. there are a couple things that on paper make me lean towards that over this xp pen but without seeing reviews of it i don't want to pull that trigger yet.

haha my XP-Pen 24 is already on its way but I was checking KZfaq 3 times a day to see if Brad has put out a review on it yet. Thanks Brad, I'm more than happy to accept its shortcomings - I truly believe this one has great value. Now I only have to see that jitter for myself... One question regarding this: I did use a Huion 20" for a while. I heard that it has jitter too but it never ever bothered me (or did I notice it) in my daily work. Do you think the amount of jitter is similar among these products? If yes, I won't have problems with it.

Can I only use the screen? Like without a pc or sm when I’m in holidays or something

I bought this display and got it on June 16th. Loving it so far as a 3D artist, and I upgraded from a Cintiq 21UX. It's so light too, my 21UX was around 20 pounds. 😱 It feels like a huge leap. I also use a VESA mount insteada of the included stand, so if you plan to get this and use it with your desk mount, be aware that you may need some washers as mine was too thin to fit in the screw holes and hold the tablet securely. Also the issues you're seeing with the pen might be the Mac driver as this isn't an issue on Windows, but the Windows driver has its own issues as well that Mac doesn't seem to have?

Hey I have an iPhone 11 And I don’t know what apps I should use to animate movies and all that stuff.. next video can you go over the best iPhone animating apps? Thank you

for someone going from pen and paper to using a tablet for the first time would this be satisfactory for learning on. regards

Can’t wait for you to compare this with the Huion.

That pHD tablet sounds pretty good

I love the glove dance!

Hey brad, will having 2 XP-Pen 24 pro as dual display in one PC still both work as drawing displays or will there be driver problems or offset problems? How many drivers needs to be installed for it to work?

Thank you for the review. Looking to replace my 22E soon ( after 3 years of daily use still works great!) Looking forward to your review of the Huion one so I can make my choice :)

I'm getting my Xp pen deco 01 v2 for my phone don't have a pc or a laptop so I'm using my android phone and infinite painter 😁

BRAD, Dave2D just posted a review of the Acer ConceptD, and you NEED to do a head-to-head with the Surface Book 3!

This is on sale rn for $585, my friends still think I should get the cintiq 16 over this. I'm on the fence!

Hoooo can't wait to get mine in a few weeks (hopefully!)

For someone who just paint and draw for fun, but it's starting to study and trying to become a pro, which display buy? XP-Pen or Huion and which model?

I just bought mine can't wait to give the babe a test run awooga, thank you for your reviews Brad! This is the second time I'm buying myself a tabby from your reviews. (The first one was my Wacom One Cintiq, had to upgrade cause my work turned out to be more demanding)

if you go for the XP-Pen, will using something like Lazy Nezumi "fix" the wobbly line issues?

It's not working with Photoshop please help :(

anyone runs into the problem that, the windows menu, any of them like clicking start, keeps scrolling up?

I have XP-Pen Artist 15.6, awesome stuff. Started watch the review, heard 24 inches and QHD, thought YES! I want to replace my own with this! Then ... "not laminated"... oh... no, thanks... I will wait for the laminated version.

I love that this tablet has shortcut keys on both sides and also supports USB-C connection! Do they make a smaller and more portable version of this tablet that you would recommend? I don’t want to sacrifice any features. I still want the same express keys on both sides like this tablet has. And I need the USB-C connection so that I can connect this tablet to my MacBook. The only thing that I want to be different is the size of the tablet because I prefer it be smaller, in order to be more portable. Please let me know if you have any recommendations. Thank you!

Hey Brad! Love your reviews! Any significant difference between this XP-Pen Artist 24 PRO and the newer Artist 24 NON-PRO? There is very little info out there. I understand the color gamut on the newer monitor is slightly better. I’m mainly interested in whether or not there is improvement on the laminated screen. Thanks!

What is the price? I was thinking on the ipad pro but after watching your videos I am questionong?

Is it a good tablet to use? like response time to the pen and accurate when you draw?

I am a photographer and composite artist so I wouldn't use one for painting or drawing like a professional canvas artist. DO you think the 24pro would be excellent for my purpose?. I have heard other artist complain of that line wobble, or some kind of pen and surface distance.

Thanks Brad - great review! Looking forward to watching your Huion Kamvas Pro 24 video and comparison with this XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro. Do you have an update on when you'll be uploading the Huion review?

I'mma just wait for the Huion 24 with that full laminated screen

I was considering buying it but its too much work on the side of the screen too much option that will make me lost , so i changed my mind i dont have that much of time to learn each option

I just bought the Artist 24. It not too bad. How do I improve the the pen stroke so it doesn’t give a wobbly line and delay in pen response

Now if only they would use actual etched glass and not a coating that’s easy to damage... and bring the qhd into the 16” and 19.5” sizes

How is Parallax? Better than by Cintiq 22? Maybe like by Cintiq Pro? I have IpadPro12.9. Parallax is 0%. Very Good Draw-feeling. The once negative is, is the small Screen.

I have a pc which is connection ibetter ? hdmi on graphic card or type-c on mainboard ?

Thanks for doing this reviews!

Hi I’m unable to add functions to the buttons after the driver update on big sur also paintbrush pressure doesn’t work.

How sturdy is the pen? I've had 2 huion pad tablets with a pen issue where it would draw in the hover zone. The first one came that way and the 2nd both pens I had rolled off the table I was at and the issue popped up.

Instantly slicked. I still use the 13.3 Pro -- honestly trying to move to a 2-in-1 device with an EMR pen. They're either expensive or underwhelming.

Hi Brad. Love your videos. I'm new here and subscribed right away!

I want to buy it. Is it good for digital sculpture?

I’m a little upset I just bought the Xp 22 R pro in April and they still have stocking issues with that one.... if I had known to wait for the better resolution screen and bigger screen I would’ve waited. 😩 if I didn’t put stickers on it I maybe would of returned it... I mean what company doesn’t even wait 6 months for the next new line of products? When they can’t even produce the last line?

I have a question. If you buy a tower with a drawing tablet will you be able to use them as a pc? Thanks to who ever can help me!

Hi, Brad, could you answer - what you think about response pen speed of XP-Pen (about 5

Is that a good idea to switch to xppen 24 r to ipad pro???????

Do you need to connect it to a PC to work or it has windows?

is the review of the Huion 24 coming up soon?

Huion will be laminated and have etched glass. Unfortunately for me neither work with that resolution as everything is too small when run at 100% and too big when run at 200% and anywhere in between results all kinds of blurry nonsense with windows scaling. Can you still see pixels with these 2k pen tablets? Will Huion be upgrading their Kamvas Pro 22 this year?

I'll be waiting for the review of the Huion that seems to be laminated and doesn't have a screen protector, the glass is already matte. We'll see.