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This is my second Huion tablet. Purchased my first one 7 years ago. I have owned about 5 wacom tablets and Huion does the job almost as well. There are small issues when using photoshop, but can work around that easily. Cloning is a bit awkward using the option key as source and pen as destination. Is slightly out of sync. Brush function while using shift key sometimes is not synced just right. One has to make some slight mental adjustments when using this tablet, but not much of a problem. Overall, the tablet is very good. The price is great. I highly recommend these tablets. I use mine with an iMac. Installation is simple and setting up preferences is very easy.
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My Daughter has always used Wacom products, starting with the Bamboo Splash and then the Intuos Pen and Touch (small). However she was disappointed at how high Wacom's price is for any professional tablet, reaching to hundreds of dollars. I am no tech Expert in this but my daughter knows about this sort of thing! Pros: Large Active Area Feels alot like paper to her when she draws Nice Aesthetic look, doesn't slide everywhere like the Intuos (when the cushions' glue gives out) Smooth Pen, thick but comfortable in the hands Amazing detailing while drawing,or shading Pressure Sensitivity levels Haves that kind of feel that you dont want to let it get scratched or even dirty, like a trophy prize. Easy to set up Cons: The tablet's pen buttons does not act like most Wacom Tablet pens (The buttons on this pen is used solely for On/Off things, like transparency, or switching colors. You cant use the Color selector on this pen or layer selector,etc.) However she can deal without it by assigning them to the buttons on the side- and still draws happily Missing some Important buttons to the side that many use: Most tablets would include the Redo button, plus the color picker, Layer Selector a/o rotate canvas. But its a good thing you can make combinations if you're diligent enough! Express Keys on the top of the active area are a bit tricky: You cannot feel the buttons like a 3D design or so- Its just on the smooth surface literally, so you have to look down and remember which number you set as for whatever specific tool you assigned it. But if you're an artist who likes to take their time and not speed-art or rush into art, then its nothing big! Overall, my daughter loves this tablet more than both of the Wacom tablets she haves. Which is alot to say since she is very particular ESPECIALLY for drawing which is her passion ever since she was small. She recommends this tablet to anyone who loves art of any sort that is digital! She rates it 10/10!Read full review
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So far, after years of doing digital art and trying different types of tablets, I'd like to say that this is one of the best products I've ever tried. Pen sensitivity and overall feeling of everything is smooth and feels amazing. Would recommend for anyone wanting to do digital art/design.
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Although there are rather prominent flaws, namely continual contact detection (the pad will occasionally rapidly stop then continue detecting contact with the pen, leaving the user with a broken line or the like), the pad has a great feel, is very responsive, has rather intuitive shortcuts, hotkeys, etc, and has excellent pressure detection. Although the pad may be marked with a high price, if you have the money, all in all it is well worth at the very least looking in to.
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It came to me super fast, I love this product, it is incredible how easy it is to use, it has the same touch to a paper, it is very comfortable and the pencil is super hergonomic, super recommended.
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