Best Buy in my area was doing appointment only viewings in the showroom. The sales guy didn't know anything about them and tried to sell me an i pad pro. That's all they had out anyway.

I think is because people try to put the pen thru the poor screen 😔

That would actually reduce their sales .. LOL

in my country u always have graphic tablets to try out*

cuz... not everyone will be intrested on a drawing tablet, what an average person would do with it? it is targeted at 2D artists, 3D artists, grapic designers and maybe more that i don't know

@@huzzerps I mean if you take care of your tablet it really wont matter

@@huzzerps ah, the past. But this is the present!

@Trantor The Troll Actually my current Huion is good. Just as he say at the video, Huion improved fast, so it means that their past products are crappy but able to improve to be close to wacom. Wacom monopolized the drawing tablet industry for a long time, Huion is just starting so lets give it time to catch up.

... bro wtf is ya problem with apple

@Someone you mean with their cheap phones and tablets?

Kamvas 13 the newest one wins, it has newer/more feature. Xp pen displays scratch easy by tiny dust, xp pen is cheaper.

Yeah come on brad!

@@ryy1704 xp pen are way behind huion..... Huion will drop their 24 inch QHD somewhere this year or early next year and it looked amazing in everywhere... am soo waiting for it... Xp pen had the chance but screwed up with no addintion lamination and better pen accurcy for their 22R

@@Userdoesnotexit never said xp pen was better than huion lol

i'm a big xp pen fanboy here but if i am going to choose one i'll probably go with the kamvas, the design on huion looks so much more modern and sleek and xp pen looks pretty dated compared to huion, so if xp pen doesn't step up their design game and come up with something new i'll go with huion, but both of these are pretty close

Save up at least $25 each month and you'll have enough for the KAMVAS 13 within a year

Janelle N oops. Sorry

@@darthdarth4297 no worries lol

@@spaghetie Oh for sure lol I need to work on properly saving.

Or just save up to 30-40 dollar for small/medium XP Pen or Huion Screenless tablet...

Can you tell me a budget tablet from huion

@@shadowoflight4743 huion h420, or use a wacom intuos like i do

true. its around 88%

Rin wacom was never good with the color ranges on their displays very disappointing

Yup. He really shouldn't be reviewing tech. He really is tech illiterate.

@@slurp3194 Wacom has the best color accuracy though, followed by Samsung note and then iPad?? Minus the entry tablets

@@Sean.Q wow someone who doesn't know the conversion between srgb and ntsc is really stupid, idiot..

Agreed. Those are 2 big options for me rn and i'd love to see a comparison

yesss

Yes!

Yyyss

Yes please. Been wanting to buy between Huion Kamvas Pro 13 and XP-Pen Artist 13.3. Hoping to see some review between these two.

Khalid Sharaf El-din businesses everywhere will buy Wacom. It was only a few years ago they had 80% of the global market. Even if it’s not that high anymore, they are still by far the biggest player in the game and STILL every drawing pen display gets compared to wacom. When companies start buying Huion then Wacom will be worried but that seems a long way off still.

Chris_The_Onion so do you recommend getting a wacom display or a huion?

fuckyoumorgy hands down I would pay the extra for the Wacom tech. A lot of the issues that arise happen a few years down the road. When your computer gets updates etc. The Wacom offers better stability down the line. Not just with software either, the hardware tends to be better quality and lasts a long time too.

Idk, because you have this type of videos and the other, were says that huion sucks, so you always will have the old trusty guy wacom

@@carolinainostroza1285 huion below 2019 sucks, after that its good based on what Im using right now (Huion 2019 pro 22)

xp pen has a touchscreen tablet now! but it's pricey.

As someone who had only been using wacom for over five years, the price point is way out of line. They're losing features, the specs are comparable to way less expensive alternatives, and the drivers have always been notoriously bad. Only thing that can make a case for wacom is the build quality.

​@mehmeth9773Are you sure I don't think I heard all the complaints about pens, at least in kamvas?

I have the 2019 kamvas pro 20 and it is really good

Which one did you get? I have the huion kamvas 191 v2 and it's amazing

@@daisies667 2019 Huion KAMVAS Pro 20

@@daisies667 Dude, Got the same tablet! It is Actually fantastic for the price. Used it for over 2000 hours, no problem yet.

yeah i recently bought a kamvas 13 inch and it obviously had issues with either the tablet itself or the cable. disconnecting constantly. if you visit the reddit this is a common problem with them. i was one of the unlucky ones that got a faulty one.

I wouldn't say that krita is worse than photoshop. For me drawing in krita is much more satisfying than drawing in photoshop. It just feels more natural

Photoshop is overrated. There are cheaper or free programs that are as good (or event better) than ps.

@@Mukyuify yee :O

Photoshop is objectively awful, there's a reason why I've used mangastudio/clipstudio for damn near 8 years

Lmao I said the same thing before I read this comment 😂. Guess I'm unoriginal

Lol ikr

@NotSoMainStream Android isn't a brand... it's an operating system.

@NotSoMainStream No need to feel stupid, by now people should know what Android means when it's compared to Apple without needing to elaborate. We've had the classic "Mac versus PC" debate for decades and people understand what "PC" means, even though Mac itself is technically a PC.

What means AMD?

Thx for sharing

Yeah, this issue is annoying. Sometimes my Huion disconnect and connects again. This is big flaw, but I can live with it

This happened to me so much. After about a year and a half, it got so bad that I just said screw it. Decided to buy a wacom one instead. I get it today. Will see how that goes. Wish me luck.

@@jeremiahwalker6464 how are you liking your Wacom One?

@@AES5392 I'm liking it quite a bit better. Pros: Drawing feels a lot nicer. The pen is more comfortable in my hand. You don't need a glove since your hand wont move the screen. Built in stand is really nice. No connection issues. Cable uses usb to connect into block (The block then connects into the outlet) Cons: No shortcut buttons (Although, I already knew this would be the case). No gestures you can do with your fingers.

hey, how is it working now after 1 year....is there any disconnection issue or anything else.....im planning to buy one, it will be a great help if you can share your present experience

@@EzioAuditore-xn9dp hello !! my kamvas still works fine, nothing changed from when I first bought it. as long as you treat it carefully and not damage it, it's good

Is it still no problem?

Hey is it still good?

Is it still good?

Same

I heard the huion gets overheated quickly, does it make the tablet unuseble for using it a long time?

I heard that it had some issues like not working properly? I wanna know since im a bit of a bind between xppen and huion atm

@@sleepywin3436 i bought the huion kamvas pro 16 premium last month. And i really recommend it to others

I'm doing the same thing, but Amazon reviews are scaring me away...... have you had any issues?

@@shaynaleigh1449 what do they say? Most of them have been nothing but praise from what I've seen, with the ocasional dead-from-the-box that doesn't seem too common

i had the same problem before but they agreed to change the pen for me free of charge but i still had to pay the postal service which was a little annoying

@@pluggothesluggo5509 did you ever get the pen. Are you in the USA?

$250 is for the tablet only, even direct from Huion. The stand isn't packaged even from their site. Amazon doesn't have the 2020 model yet but the others come bundled together for $279.

For 400$, I'd go for this baby... www.amazon.com/XP-PEN-Artist22-1920x1080-Adjustable-Sensitivity/dp/B07J51LD25/ Edit: Also, the 22E is only 100 bucks more... www.amazon.com/XP-PEN-Artist22E-Drawing-Pressure-Adjustable/dp/B01M9EURM1/

Like this is not related to your question but i am a happy owner of an xp pen artist 12 pro. Its the best graphic tablet ive had. It even beats the wacom cintiq 16. xp pen has a lot of features that are pretty useful and the tablet also has shortcut keys, not like the wacoms. They newer wacoms which are muchbetter than the old ones are pretty pricy and do not have any shortcut buttons unless you buy the extra shortcut key remote. Instead of buying a pricy wacom with not as many features as the xp pen artist 12 pro, buy the xp pen artist 12 pro instead because its a good price ($259.99)

@purafyre what covid country? America?

@purafyre then you'd better change your comment above. China is not a covid country.

I agree with you ❤

@@_.o..o._ The usb c I thought he was kidding at first lol, after watching alot of reviews for almost three weeks and reading good and bad reviews about the huion tablet I decided to get it for my first display tablet I didn't want something expensive tbh I saw this Japanese professional artist in youtube and after watching her review I bought Huion kamvas 13 pro a week ago and then I canceled my order 4 days ago , I can't trust youtuber that are paid off to make good reviews .. I also asked alot of people who own huion some say the pen just stop or have problems with the driver etc .. glad that I canceled my order I will buy wacom one in Jully hopfully and I can't wait :)

@@_.o..o._ I got cintiq 16 yay :)

I'm scared now....

@H Hi the problem actually got worse. the screen itself started color bleeding recently and i had to completely stop using it even as side monitor. this is just my experience though, but i haven't experienced any problems at all on my wacom cintiq 16 which i've owned for over half a year now you might have a different experience with huion, but with my experience, i wouldn't want anyone to go through something like that. i'd personally just suggest wacom until the non-wacom brands fully caught up with wacom's level of quality and sorry i don't own a samsung galaxy, so i don't know if it connects to that

He has full reviews of both tablets om his channel too with full review of the pen feel, so if you haven't seen those yet, check them out! :)

How did you learn how to use it? Any recommendations?

@@inbedduringcovid3005 using the Wacom One is fairly straight forward but the only thing I recommend is (and I mentioned this in my initial comment) is to get a mini HDMI adapter if you use a Mac (as this is not included with the tablet and Mac doesn’t have a regular HDMI port). But other than that it’s fairly straightforward to set up. If you register your product through the Wacom driver you can install CSP (Clip Studio Paint) drawing software

Or huion vs xp pen

xp pen loses lol.. what is this ... its not fair anyways... Huion vs wacom is douable tho

@@Userdoesnotexit Agree.

Xp pen bandinginnya sama huion dong, jangan wacom, pasti jauh beda :(

I'm still waiting for this

was it any good? and was it the 2021 model? just wondering because im planning on getting a kamvas 16 myself

@@macklbabyy Read my reply under my original comment 😀 It was indeed the 2021 model, 16", would highly recommend it!

ty for the fast response, just ordered it!! should arrive in a few days

@@macklbabyy No worries at all dude! Lemme know how it goes c:

@citycreek: My dear friend, I'm a beginner concerning graphic tablets, I only worked with the XP-pen beginner models, I have no idea how any other models work and I wish I upgraded to higher end models, but I can't really decide upon one. I'm interested in achieving either a HUION or a GAOMON graphic tablet, but I don't know much about them, are they compatible with other software, or they come preset with their own? Do they have an incorporated battery, cause I would like to use them outdoor if possible... It would be nice if I had the option for that. I thought that maybe you know better, as you are more experienced than I am, as far as I can see...

1: Everyone's personal experience will differ, and from what I've seen Brad focuses on the hardware aspect because that's where everything hits the road. Drivers can be patched, a crappy piece of hardware can't.. If nobody is talking about it, it may be isolated or rare enough that the reviewers haven't experienced it. Huion drivers are well-known for having driver issues, but I've personally never heard of defective cables from Huion. From XP-Pen? Sure, but I get my feed mixed in with furry artists a lot on Twitter, and I haven't seen any significant issue with cables from Huion tablets ever. You just might be very bad at doing your homework before buying a product, you should get better at that. There's no excuse in today's world to ever make an uninformed purchase... and if you want a real issue with drivers, maybe you should turn the critical lens on Wacom drivers as well. They may be nice, but it's been discovered this year that Wacom drivers are collecting a lot of information on your computers, and in some cases without your consent. Details can be found here: robertheaton.com/2020/02/05/wacom-drawing-tablets-track-name-of-every-application-you-open/ 2: You have absolutely no understanding of the difference between a Sponsorship and a Review Item... he's being sponsored by Squarespace, they paid him for the promotion half-way through the video. While this whole video serves as a more-or-less free advertisement for both Wacom and Huion's products, they didn't pay him for either of these in any way other than shipping him some free stuff so long as he's being honest. All they want is for him to play with it and share his thoughts. Cases like this where he's able to keep the product are the exception to the rule, however, most of the time a company will want the product they send you shipped back after a certain amount of time. It's also important to remember that a lot of reviewers who claim to purchase things out of their own pocket are lying through their teeth to keep their reputation up with their large audiences, and were actually paid under the table by the company of the product they're reviewing to not only say they bought it themselves but also _not_ disclose that the company paid them to give a positive review. 3: The system requirements would be good, you have that, it would be quick to throw into his video and it wouldn't take anything away, but at the same time you'd have to be an idiot to not realize that all of these tablets will work well enough on your fairly average notebook no problem. Virtually any computer made after 2010 will happily use these devices. Hell, I used to draw with a Wacom Bamboo and Intuos Medium on an HP Mini from 2007 running Win7 Starter, and my only limitation was the 1.2gHz processor and half a Gig of RAM that couldn't run Photoshop properly, but before I wiped the damn thing for a friend it easily worked well with my 2019 XP-Pen 15.6 display. If your computer can run a USB mouse, it can run the tablet, it's your responsibility to make sure the drivers are compatible; that being said, you can go out to Walmart and get a 400 dollar laptop and start drawing right away with a plug-in tablet. Though, you can shove right off about battery mileage and specifics and your promise that "Mac users aren't getting all the details.". Any Mac user with half a brain in their skull knows that they have to check the specifications of any product they want to buy for their machine _before_ the put up for it, and anyone who doesn't do that is a moron. On a more directly inflammatory note, virtually nobody uses Mac for art anyways compared to Windows. Sure, Huion does account for Mac and Linux in their drivers, but the vast majority of art programs and drivers for hardware either aren't coded for Mac at all, or don't work on them properly(case in point: Photoshop. It's NEVER worked properly on Mac, that's been common knowledge for like 15 years.). If you're doing art on a Mac, you got short-changed by whoever gave you that computer dude. As far as battery life goes, too many variables. Battery mileage will depend on many factors; the computer brand and model, the tablet model, how many applications you have running, how heavy those applications are(some drawing programs are lighter than others.), what your power settings are, how many devices you have plugged in, what hardware is mounted to your motherboard, how bright your screen is, and even how well your battery was made before it was shipped out of the factory.

@@SnowblindOtter well said

That a weird point it's like drawing straight onto something instead of drawing on one thing and looking at another it's more natural

Did you bought it? I heard the huion gets overheated quickly, does it make the tablet unuseble for using it a long time?

@@yoramvdwetering04 that's a lie

@@Amanecer458 yeah true i bought it

Uhh..they do,I bought it on Shopee,it's a famous website in Asia,don't know about other continent.

Hows your unit so far? Is it good? I m planning to get one with Shopee too. Im just afraid that i read bad reviews on their products.

The Huion line is pretty durable imo. I have had one drawing tablet and I display tablet from them in my entire time of drawing for 4 years and they both still work just fine. For Wacom however, I can't really speak for them as I'm too broke to afford any of their products lmao

@@mikrobyo1790 ... Do u still have that stigma? Bruh 2020

@C G true

@@mikrobyo1790 which xp pen did u bought?

I cannot speak for this specific product but I use a GT-191 V2 and have used it roughly for 2000 hours in total, and no problems have arise yet. Color is still good, no burn in, I am only on my second out of twelve tips they gave in the box. (which this one comes with the Exact same pen from the looks of it. I am pretty heavy handed but the pen holds its own, even against my Wacom.

and? I am not sure which brand to get

@@silkemans2200 It’s been working great for me, I bought the Huion Pro 16 off Amazon and it’s by far the best tablet I’ve ever had. I’ve never had any lag, setting it up was a breeze, and the pen is amazing and feels so comfortable in my hand. I definitely recommend Huion!

I have 22" Huion for 4 years, still rocking solid.

Will still be waiting lol. I had a Wacom bamboo for over 10 years and it still can work to this day but I had to put it down for to upgrade.

you shouldn't love a brand, but the product of that brand, choose whichever is the best at the moment, on your price point look at amd, they where really bad before ryzen but now they are just the best in every way, it's nonsense to continue to spit on them. intel is just bad right now it's stupid to buy their product

brand doesnt guaranteed you anything

@@jokerking5858 yep exactly

@@jokerking5858 But they do tho? Some brands just guarantee quality

@@angelloodleoul4217 i mean if you good at drawing brand doesnt matter for ya

I think you need to remove the screen that has the "shiny" effect because it's meant to protect the anti-glare screen from what I've seen from reviews. Hope it helps!