They both just came out with a 2.5k resolution screen, a step in the right direction

ya

And if they would spend like $30 more on the pen.

FAX 🕊✨

I wouldn't say out of business but their prices would have to come way down.

yeah I only trust jazza and brad

hi! have you purchased this display? if so would you recommend it? :)

Wow so lucky. 😁

Brad, can I ask you for your input on a computer monitor? The monitor in question is the Pixio PX7 Prime

Brad likes his own comments

how convenient.

So should I go for the ( XP-pen 22 R Pro) or ( Huion 22 pro 2019)? Yo brad!!! tell me asap please!! Thanks!

Well, Huion already show a 4K 24" inch drawing Monitor if you take a look those pic of Huion 2020 CES booth in Huion's FB page...

@@01_zenyobiIt's not released yet though. But yeah, high hopes! Wacom's price policy is ridiculous considering today's state of affairs.

@@01_zenyobi it isn't 4k. it's 2.5k.

Still, 2k is enough to push for better competitive prices, at least with the entry level Wacom products. I’d rather buy a 20-something inch display with 2k rather than Wacom’s 16/22 inch Cintiqs with just HD.

@@01_zenyobi 2.5K. Soon to be released.

hii, would you still recommend it? or would you know if theres something better for a similar price? thanks in advance :)

hi! did you purchase this display? if so, would you recommend it?

this bothers me a lot on an irrational level...

Thre's a lot of people who try to get/change into digital art, and they didnt know a lot about the technology... While there's another person who knows about the technology (but suck at drawing)..

@@01_zenyobi lol that's me, except i love digital art, whenever i get interested in something i do research for 2+ hours cause there's no way I'm spending my parent's money in something i don't know (I'm 11) and i still don't understand as to how people buy something without already having a basic understanding of the product.

@@rin7836 I also love digital art and able to draw normal to average stuff (and also have enough Photoshop skill).. but I'm not that great at drawing (I can draw everything accurately from my view, except humans&animal, especially faces and hair). And about the question why people buy something without already having basic understanding of the product.. It's because Many people just use their hunch feeling and thinks that That they could understand the product just by taking a look at it. Or thinking it's just like another product they have before (without knowing it's a different product). Or you can simply said it's just their ignorance. For example, I remember one review from Amazon (Of Huion drawing monitor, I forget which one) A mother complaining because the tablet need to be connected to monitor and it doesn't include drawing app for her daughter to draw. She says that it's a scam that she had to buy it separately. And she also said it worked than her old tablet (because she don't have to install/connect to computer).. What we can learn from here ? Is that She think that because she also bought a Tablet before, she thinks that this Huion "Tablet" would be just like her old one, but bigger and better (and cheaper than the High end tablet on the market like ipad air, ipad pro, etc.). But then she thinks it's a scam, because "why tablet this big still needs to be connected to computer", Especially when her old one were smaller and doesn't need to. Forgoting that big and accurate display that could be used with pen would be pricier than regular big monitor.. We can see that she just bought what could be "cheap" and think with her hunch.. and when she finally know that she buy something different from what she thought, she just assume its a scam instead of accepting that her hunch is wrong/acknowledge that she buy the wrong thing.. Also that they have their own money, for something that's not that important/expensive (depends on the amount of Money they have)..

@@rin7836 Anyway, for a kid like you A Tablet would be perfect.. Ipad 7th gen + Apple pencil is the cheapest with best quality While the cheapest you can get is Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 with S pen. If you already have PC/Laptop, an display tablet would be good. The best Budget to performance ratio you can get is the Huion Kamvas 13 (non pro). It looks cool (nice body colour) and cheap with decent drawing screen and easy to set up. You can just connect it with USB C (if you have USB C thunderbolt/USB C Display) or just one Display adapter and 2 usb slot. No need for External power source like the one on this video. Or if you want the big size, you can get some old Huion Kamvas 20 (that still uses recharging pen, unlike nowadays Huion that already use non recharging pen. It's a good idea to save money for bigger screen, as it's still usable). If you plan to upgrade, there's Huion Kamvas pro 16 and XP Pen artist 15.6 pro (they're the same size). Or maybe the newest XP Pen Innovator 16, it has the coolest and anti-mainstream design.. Honorable mention : - Huion Kamvas 12 - XP Pen Artist 12 Pro - XP Pen Artist 13 Pro _________________________________________ If you want to minimize budget, You can choose graphics tablet (known as Pentab aka pentablet) It's harder to learn (since you need to draw without looking into your hands but the screen). The cheapest with decent feature I can get is the Huion H640P and XP Pen G640S It's kind of easy to learn since they're not too small.. Both had the same size of the Wacom small (some professional Artis use Wacom small). The best medium size tablet is Huion H1060P and XP Pen Deco Pro Small/medium. Avoid XP pen Deco 3, if you're want to save budget. Deco Pro Small is way better than that. Another honorable mention : - Huion H950P (I use this one, it was cheap in my country) - XP Pen Deco 01 V2 (must get the V2, the one without V2 have worse pen) - Huion Hs64 (alternative to H640P, there's yellow version that may appeal to some people) After one year of my research of tablets and stuff, that's all I can give to you.. Don't forget to save some of your spending. Either to buy some program/advise, or to upgrade your hardware.. I remember I was an reckless, and a dumb 11 year old back then... I would spent a lot of money to play in the gaming cafe.. And of course I have spending, but I use it for game too.. Then I realized, I spent too much.. enough amount to get a whole PC or something worth.. Especially at that time I was interested in tablets (Tablet for games,, I'm not smart enough to understand that if I learn to draw, I could use the skill professionally later. at that time, only Samsung tablet has Quad core processor, while the other only has double core or else and Ram for tablets were only about 512MB-1GB). And now, I don't want you to repeat my mistake (failing to balance game and learning skills). I give you the best Info I know...

Would you reccomend me some apps that I can use with it? I'm sorry I don't know anything about digital arts

I doubt many people "downgrade" from Wacom. And I also find that the size tends to matter quite a lot. I've been drawing with a 15' drawing tablet for years and anything smaller or bigger implodes. So for now, any tech I buy is going to be around that size only

I wouldn't mind one of those 24' (or larger) drawing screens as long as the resolution is higher than just 1080p. I have a good friend that have the new big 27' Wacom Cintiq and I can't stop try it out each time I'm at his place.

@@MageThief Nice! I've always just been using your typical drawing tablets so I can't say much for screen based ones :)

Yeah,..I have learned that too. Everyone has their sweet spot when it comes to a comfortable working space. The goal here is to not go broke while trying to figure out what that spot is. I would love to try the app Procreate but a tiny 13" screen is NUTS in regards to the iPad. I have large hands and the lack of a decent sized bezel plus space needed for app GUI's would leave me with a stamp-sized working space. That's ridiculous for me! And NO,...I don't want to always have to keep zooming in and out. I think 32" sized Wacom's would also be the opposite; too large. I'm thinking 22-24" is where the balance is right for me. I have a 15" Notebook Pro and that still feels cramped.

@@kurai_sen7065 I "downgraded" from Wacom. Have had MULTIPLE cintiqs. Iv hated them all. I bought an Xp pen artist 15.6 Pro. And Ive never lived a tablet more. I later bought an artist 12 pro. Both tablets are amazing. I was a snob who didn't take anything but Wacom and Photoshop. I changed my mindset after some business changed happened to both Wacom and Adobe. Now I use XP pen and Clipstudio and literally couldn't be happier.

Where did you hear that? I'd like to see a source. I really wanna upgrade from my Cintiq 21UX, it's starting to really show its age now but I don't consider going to 1080p (from 1600x1200) a big enough upgrade. 2k resolution would be an instant buy from me. Edit: Nevermind, I found a source! www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/huion-at-ces-2020-latest-announced-graphics-tablets-are-ready-to-inspire-creatives-300980804.html

@@Floreum Yes! Should be here soon. I emailed them about 2 weeks ago. It may be the perfect size and resolution combination available (outside of Wacom) I'm VERY interested in it too and cannot wait to see how it behaves once in the market. I'm guessing March 2020. Edit: It was also on display at the CES recently.

Finally Huion decide to disturb cintiq 24 pro market

2K? Do you mean 4K? Or maybe 1440p? 2K is 1080p. I am dying for a 4k version of the 22R.

I just had a look and it's QHD AKA 1440p or 2.5K. It's an improvement but a long way off from 4K which I'd prefer for such a massive display.

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Why would he expose the shortcomings of the product as he benefits himself with each sale?

You can see in my channel a test I did when XP Pen sent me a firmware update for this tablet. There is some parallax, but I'm tottaly fine with it. It's not a perfection like iPad Pro, but way better than the old models of every pen displays.

hi! would you still recommend this display after 2y of usage?

@@hmm8104 Totally. Using it every day, only maintenance it required - change of the protective film on the screen.

@@vManekiNeko thank you for answering!

This not support multi touch, only rely on stylus. Touch feature only available on the XPPEN Artist Pro 16TP.

would be very interested in what did you go for ?

@@fjordwind hey I've devided for Huion and I am pretty happy with it :)

@@izzywoo108 nice! i hope i can lay my hands on a huion soon as well !

Yeah, the ring is great but this is exactly what i thought too. But I'd say it's nitpicking not a major thing or even minor ;). But there should have been a button inside pretty natural for changing the wheel functionality ;)

Adobe RGB, NTSC, sRGB, DCI, etc. are just different percentages of the visible color spectrum, Wikipedia has a good page explaining them if you'd like to look into them further. Also, if you are serious about art, you should definitely go for the Spyder to guarantee color accuracy.

It's at $550 right now, which is why I'm here lol