Could you compare the Huion 27 to the Xencelabs 24 (that you also reviewed)? They are very close in price and specs but the Xencelabs looks like a more polished device with better peripherals. The big extra feature that Huion has is 10 point touch, which I'm used to on my Surface Pro. Are the Huion 4th gen pens better than Xencelab's? Love your reviews and would really like to see this comparison.
I asked 陈瑜璟 who reviewed kamvas pro 27 if there was a jittering problem. And 陈瑜璟 answered "no". I think you need to ask the service center. Looking at it, your kamvas pro 27 has a lot more jittering problem than the kamvas pro 24 you reviewed a few years ago. I'm sure it's defective.
I've experienced jittering with displays connected to Windows-based PCs or laptops. However, the same display connected to a MacOS laptop produces smooth strokes. I encountered this problem with Wacom tablets and Cintiqs, which led me to switch to an iPad Pro for a flawless experience. However, I had to compromise on many levels, including the large-screen experience and the great brush engine that Procreate can't match. I hoped that Apple might release an 18- or 20-inch iPad Pro, but it seems that this is not in their plans at all.
Great review as always! Interesting that you found a little diagonal wobble/wave! While testing the Kamvas Pro 19, I wasn't able to see it. But, I'll test again. And also now I'll test it on MacOS and see if that makes a difference.
Probably not just because it's so big. i prefer the medium size tablets. Also I do a lot of my sketching away from my desk so the iPad or Galaxy tab tends to be my go-to.
@@thebradcolbowyeah, I have the 22+ and I find even at that size anything I don’t have set to a hotkey is just a tad annoying having to move all the way to the left to click the icons.
When you will review the kamvas 19 pro, please don't skip the slow diagonal line with wood ruller please, since is the most important thing for me and others.
@mirassama4604 Yes, I have that tablet and slim pen and both works well. The touch of slim pen it's slightly different from the original. Maybe you feel better or not. I like the draw of the older one but the material of the new feels more comfortable (doesn't get sweaty)
@@escapeentropy I'm ma have to test it thoroughly . Over all right now it's amazing . The touch is great . I spent my time a lot trying to arrange my set up. It's a huge device. It's like falling in love.
@@MrZindel123 It will take you very little time to do the ruler test with slow lines, just to see if the wobble is minimal, please share with us some picture or short video.
Hey! I know this is a later reply but would you be willing to provide an update on how its working? I just ordered mine, it felt like a gamble because this is pretty much the only video I can find online from a consumer using it. Nervous its not as good as the price tag asks but then again this is my first professional drawing tablet, trying to free myself from the smaller iPad
Thanks for reviewing this! Thing I really wanted to know was how the touch on it was. And hearing about the palm rejection with the glove definitely helps to know. Cause I always use the glove anyway.
In such dark and gloomy times, the glove dance gives light! Always look forward to your reviews, this tablet is a monster. I'm actually watching on my ProArt 27in, and daaaang, I couldn't imagine drawing on it??? I mean, I'm not against it at all, but that is literally a canvas...a $2k canvas, but wow. One day I'll upgrade my XP-Pen innovator, but for now it'll have to suffice.
I have the xp pen 24in one... in a couple of years I might go after this one the 27in. Thanks for the review of it. Now I need to start saving for it 😁
Great review. I got the Huion 24 Plus a couple of weeks ago. I knew this one was coming, but figured the price would be high and I don't need touch, so I decided to go with the 24" and not wait for this. It looks like a great device, but for the same price I now got a decent size pen display and a new computer to go along with it. A lot of software I use still isn't touch ready. Due to the nature of my work, the 16"I've been using is too small, the larger pen display has impacted my workflow very positively and cut back my working time by a fair percentage. Now 4K would have been nice, but I'm pleasantly surprised that the 2.5k on the 24" looks pretty decent. A size like this needs an arm for sure. It took me 3 days to realize that and got an Ergotron arm for mine. That is such a pleasure to use. I also did get the PW550s pen, I enjoy the thinner one so much more. It's similar to the thinner pen you have, but pen tech 3.0+ instead of 4.0.
Brad, you may not be seeing It, but i am making puppy eyes while requesting a vídeo comparing this with the Wacom 24 you were using. I am not sure If it's still on sale but would be cool to compare the closest price tags.
Hello! :) I know it's not a big deal for a lot of people, but i am so used to the Ipad Pro that I can't stand distance between pentip and stroke anymore (because of glass/coating thickness). When i see reviews of the new Cintiq pro's, they seem to have resolved that issue. Alas i saw also a review of the Huion Kamvas Pro 19 where a distance seems noticable. Can you please confirm this? Thanks in advance :)
I just bought Kamvas 19, distance looks like 1 mm, also curious how much on new cintiq, I have read that 0.5mm more then on ipad, so I guess it's inbetween ipad and Kamvas. Maybe I also should return Kamvas and go for cintiq
@@PopArtem Great thanks for the reply, Popartem! Yes, as crazy as it sounds if there is still that distance, i prefere to wait for a future Ipad Pro 12.9 (i still got a 2018 10.5 but still working great, even animation on Clipstudio Pro with 100 of layers) or for a Cintiq Pro 22". For People drawing more than 5 hours in a row, the new stand of the Cintiq kills it in ergonomics. But sooooo expensive. ^^;
Damn, it's $3k in CAD, it's horrible lol... But it's a phenomenonal looking device. Hopefully it'll be the finale of Huion, where they finally reached their final form of tablet and will just make it so much better for the next pro series
I had the Dell Canvas 27 inch once - wonderful tablet but too big for my table. Looking at this 27 inch Huion, I'm wondering about replacing the table instead.....
Thank U for video Sir! I have 2 Questions: 1) R the previous Huion pens compatible w/ this display tablet (like the H 24 pro & H Kamvas 22 plus, etc.) 2) What happens if U take a break from working on the Huion Tablet display & U lock/sleep your computer to go to the restroom or eat a hamburger or whatever & then come back to work - does it wake up properly w/ the pen working fine or do U have to turn the tablet off & on again to make the connection work again?
I'm glad we're seeing more big boy pen displays on the market. I considered getting a 24 inch one to connect to my 13 inch laptop, but i went with a 16 inch instead and it's already too big for my table so i hold it on my lap to draw. 😂 I'm gonna need a bigger apartment for anything larger than that!
I have a 5K 27"iMac, so my first thought was that I should be looking at an equally big screen if I wanted to explore a tablet of this kind. But it's effing massive, lol! Would using a 16" screen instead squish all the UI bits too small? And would I need to go for a 4K screen? Thank you!
I always enjoy Brad‘s reviews. I value his thought on this equipment. It is great to know that there are drawing tablets that are starting to compete with Wacoms overpriced tablets. I’m looking forward to a review of the 19 inch version of this tablet.
While I like the product (as a package) and purchased one direct from Huion, dealing with their customer support is like pulling hair. I had to argue with their customer support for a week to get a replacement unit as mine had dead pixels. Then I had to wait another week to receive a replacement after shipping mine out. Huion didn't want to either do a credit card hold or just outright send the replacement before I shipped mine out. Effectively I wasn't able to use the unit I paid money for, for a week, for no fault of my own. This is a device I bought to get work done on. The replacement unit also has dead pixels and minor pen tracking issues (The pen straight up doesn't work in the bottom left corner). Does nobody check these units out before shipping them out? Now I have to go and argue with customer support again. This is some of the worst customer support I've had in a long time. Dealt with Canon, Sennheiser, Behringer, Shure, Sony for prosumer product issues. Not always perfect, but great experiences across the board. Huion is the dollar tree of customer service, and they can't seem to speak English to save themselves. Incredibly disappointed for what is a pretty solid product.
Everyone only uses it for drawing... My question is, can it also be used for Adobe Premier Pro? It would be a great help in masking and other operations
Brad, I am always watching your reviews! I was wondering; after the release of the Kamvas Pro 19 and 27, I keep seeing Huion ads on instagram etc. They keep showing this desktop stand you can buy that looks really cool. It's like a vesa arm on a heavy base that sits on your desk. I've currently got my Kamvas 22 Plus on a pretty good arm mount, but it wiggles a little. I was wondering if you have considered trying and reviewing the new stand Huion offers. I'm super curious about, and I imagine a lot of others folks are as well. Anyhow, Thank you for the informative videos!
Brad, That tablet glove dance has to go! Whenever my wife sees me with one of those gloves on, she is grossed out and won't get near me for HOURS. BTW, in answer to one person's question, "So, which display tablet do you use?" For me, now that Wacom has solved some serious driver issues on the Mac several months ago, I am 100% behind the Cintiq Pro 17 or 27. Couldn't be happier (even though they are expensive, which hopefully should be a write-off for creative professionals). Ken
Thanks Brad, very nice review! Lovely device 😍... I own a Wacom Ibtuos pro large and Huion studio 16....at the moment I feel I'm ok because wacom intuos works great with my workstation and Huion Studio is fantastic to move around easily. This Huion 27 is super to draw without zooming in and out continously and the quality looks great!
Unless you're using this in a professional setting where your workspace is purpose built to host something like this, this thing is much too big. I've been using a Cintiq 20WSX for twenty years any that thing pushed the bounds of what makes sense for a hobbyist with a multi-purpose desk. Ordered a Huion Pro 16 2.5k yesterday and I'm honestly stoked to have it and all the unused space back.
I like that huion released this right after Wacom got in hot water for using terrible AI art dragons for their sale promo. Perfect timing. Been using a 24HD for almost 10 years now. This is probably gonna be my next tablet if Xencelabs doesn't release a 27". My big hope is they release a stand for it akin to the ergo stand for the 24 and 32 pro. I like that one and it's attached to my 24HD. Might try making a mod for it to convert the stand to a vesa mount.
Would you recommend the new Huron 27 Pro (or the smaller 19 Pro) over the Xencelabs 24 Pen Display? My Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 really annoys me with its noisy fan (even in quite mode) all day long and I think about a switch to one of the competition models without any fans.
Helpful video. I'm an artist who likes to SPREAD out and I am also transitioning from a more Amateur to a more Professional role, so lately I have been chafing at the boundaries of my 12 inch tablet. I'm moving into more complex, long form art and I wanted my next tablet to be BIG and this was a solid review to aid my next purchase decisions. Thanks.
Got to be disappointed that the touch does not work with Mac. Otherwise this would have been my go to drawing display. For my use 27" is about the optimal size, I've been waiting for Huion to release this size. But touch not working for me is a huge minus. If that doesn't change, I would probably just choose to save 1000€ and go for the 24", even with all the other advantages this would give me. Why would I pay for touch screen if I can't use it. Wacom 27 is not an option as it is way too expensive for me. If I could get a non-touch version of this with something like 400€ off the price, I'd take it, but paying 2000+€ for touch screen, seems mental if the touch doesn't actually work.
Another alternative to Wacom's Cintiq is the Xencelabs Pen Display. It's a 24 inch instead of a 27 inch, but it's also a $100 cheaper. It looks like it has a lot of the same features, so I wonder how it would compare.
I bought the 13" 2020 edition and it's great but it's not nearly big enough for my huge Truck-o-saurus steam shovel hands. But then again even my wife had the same issue with the Huion 13" & eventually upgraded to the 24 4K. It's really nice but I was waiting to see what Huion's answer to the Cintiq 32 or 27 might end up being. This might be right up my alley.
Should be 5k at this size. The 24" is QLED and a far better DPI since it has the same resolution. If it's going to be twice the price of the 24" QLED, then it should have the same DPI and QLED as the 24"
Weird that Rec.709 costs so much extra with Wacom. Because it's almost the same as sRGB colorspace wise and much less accurate than AdobeRGB or DCI P3. So if this screen does AdobeRGB for 98% it could easily do Rec.709
I have a question... I have an older Pro 20". I love it, except for the tilt recognition which is inconsistent for some reason. Does it work well on the Pro 27?
What I learned from drawing on a 24“ Cintiq for mote than 10 years is: it is so much nicer to draw on 13“ to 16“ sized screens. I have bought the 24“ because I thought that bigger is always better but I was wrong. Use a 27“ screen and a 13“ drawing tablet as a second screen. Or use a tablet, like the iPad Pro. Those are easy to hold, you can move over to the sofa instead of being glued to the desk.
That's funny cuz I have the opposite feel. I had a 13hd and 24hd and always preferred the bigger screen. I like big pen strokes, the vibrancy and the sense of control.
I seriously compared the Xencelabs 24 and the Huion Kamvas Pro 27, and finally I bought the Xencelabs 24, but even now I still wonder if I made the right choice? I don’t have the additional budget to buy the Huion Kamvas Pro 27, but I would like to know which of the two has a better user experience.
Hi Brand and follower, I'm writing to you because I need your advice on purchasing a new pen display. I just sold my Cintiq Pro 16 because it was too small for working on ZBrush and Substance Painter. Within my budget, I could afford either this Kamvas Pro 27 or a Cintiq Pro 24. What do you recommend, considering that I'll primarily be using it for sculpting and texturing? Thanks a lot, Danilo.
This is very nice but I think their last gen model (24" 4k) is a good balance between features, price and size. Touch is nice but if you're a sculptor, you'll most likely end up using your keyboard anyways. Plus the screen texture on their 24 inch feels really nice.
I have the hiuon kamvas 22 and i can't imagine having anything bigger then that. My arm will actually start to hurt at times from drawing on that huge space. I mean, you basically are just excersing your arm at that point.
I bought my wacom cintiq 27 touch 2K at this price, I hope you will also review the kamvas pro 19 because this screen size looks really good, neither too big nor too small, especially transportable .
One test that I'd strongly recommend, is to test how stable pressure sensitivity is from the tablet driver. It will allow you to see if the pressure is stable with constant force or not. To do the test : try to apply constant force respectively at the 200th, 500th, 1000th, 4000th, and 7000th pressure levels from the driver.( maintain constant force for at least 3 to 5 seconds per level, if the signal indicators jitters too much, then pressure sensitivity is instable ). So far, all pentech 3.0 and pentech 3.0+ tablets suffer from this problem.
If Huion still served the value and the refinement top to bottom, but wisely segmented by price; Wacom would be spinning on fumes within a few years. XP-Pen seems to be doing that better overall; even if I think Huion does high end better.
As someone whos been using the samsung galaxy tab s9+ i feel the glass with the soft or cloth nib on the s pen feels smoother than the nibs used in regular drawing tablets with the matte texture screen
Hi Being a creative professional, do you see there is a huge difference between the 8k pressure levels and the 16k pressure levels, or is the difference insignificant and negligible? And here I am asking about the difference between the pressure levels between the Huion Camvas pro 27 pen and the Xencelabs Pen Display 24 pen ?
the pressure is not the issue when it hits more than 2000 levels… the problem is the stability of the pen… if it still wobbly, you will find it annoying to draw with that pen… you can check which one is better in line test…
Hi Brad, could you do the Samsung Ultra S24 series? there's a promo where I'm at right now and you're the only artist I rely on for these tech reviews ♥
Brad someone has reported with the 19" the RGB sliders in the user adjustable mode gives a fake color tint but doesn't actually change the white point in calibration. Is this the same with the 27?
Please include metric measurements in your reviews. It kind of ruins the pace of your editing when we have to stop the video and google what "17 pounds" mean. Thank you !
For $2000 this is using an outdated display while everything coming out this year and onward is going to be oled or qled, this just asks you to pay a premium for old tech.
I think Huion or XP Pen should make a really good and more affordable mount for the larger displays. I loved the old cintiq HD mounts with the trigger flaps. Monitor arms are a bit more tricky.
![🍑The biggest tablet of my life (w.Huion KAMVAS PRO 27) [Draw with me/Clip Studio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/buIfoVZmfa8/mqdefault.jpg)
Could you compare the Huion 27 to the Xencelabs 24 (that you also reviewed)? They are very close in price and specs but the Xencelabs looks like a more polished device with better peripherals. The big extra feature that Huion has is 10 point touch, which I'm used to on my Surface Pro. Are the Huion 4th gen pens better than Xencelab's? Love your reviews and would really like to see this comparison.
Finally an eraser on the back of the pen! I hope you will be reviewing the 19" version, that looks like the perfect size.
I asked 陈瑜璟 who reviewed kamvas pro 27 if there was a jittering problem. And 陈瑜璟 answered "no". I think you need to ask the service center. Looking at it, your kamvas pro 27 has a lot more jittering problem than the kamvas pro 24 you reviewed a few years ago. I'm sure it's defective.
I've experienced jittering with displays connected to Windows-based PCs or laptops. However, the same display connected to a MacOS laptop produces smooth strokes. I encountered this problem with Wacom tablets and Cintiqs, which led me to switch to an iPad Pro for a flawless experience. However, I had to compromise on many levels, including the large-screen experience and the great brush engine that Procreate can't match. I hoped that Apple might release an 18- or 20-inch iPad Pro, but it seems that this is not in their plans at all.
Great review as always! Interesting that you found a little diagonal wobble/wave! While testing the Kamvas Pro 19, I wasn't able to see it. But, I'll test again. And also now I'll test it on MacOS and see if that makes a difference.
I recently upgraded to the latest MacOS, maybe that effected it?
@@thebradcolbow Was the Kamvas Pro 27 connected to a Mac, or a Windows machine when you demonstrated the wobble?
BTW: Your reviews and videos rock!
@@pixelpusher1393 a Mac. He said it towards the end. The wobble is more noticeable on the mac.
@@eddyalvaross2195 Thanks for the info - missed that bit. Interesting....! This pen display is really interesting.
Yea I was wondering about that because in the 27 review on a Chinese channel I didn't notice it either, so maybe a Mac-driver/hardware specific issue.
I got my Kamvas pro 19 ant I think its best size dude
how is the wobble slow line with ruler test?
Do a review of it! Love to hear a user thoughts on the 19”. I’m on the fence about it.
I did kind of a review on my chanell
Brad now that this is 4K, will this be your default drawing tablet?
Probably not just because it's so big. i prefer the medium size tablets. Also I do a lot of my sketching away from my desk so the iPad or Galaxy tab tends to be my go-to.
@@thebradcolbow Makes sense Sensei
Then what about the 19 inch version?
Brad Sensei, I love it!
@@thebradcolbowyeah, I have the 22+ and I find even at that size anything I don’t have set to a hotkey is just a tad annoying having to move all the way to the left to click the icons.
When you will review the kamvas 19 pro, please don't skip the slow diagonal line with wood ruller please, since is the most important thing for me and others.
I have the Huion 2.5k medium pro 16" and I love it. This 27" looks HUGE.
can u use the slim pen (like the second one in this vid) with the 16" 2.5k?
@mirassama4604 Yes, I have that tablet and slim pen and both works well. The touch of slim pen it's slightly different from the original. Maybe you feel better or not.
I like the draw of the older one but the material of the new feels more comfortable (doesn't get sweaty)
You've been pumping out these reviews lately! Thanks for all your hard work
Great review, Brad. Waiting for the Kamvas pro 19 review.
This also doesn't have a fan, something the double priced Wacom models are still plagued with.
Gotta love the glove dance
It is 2024 and 60 hz refresh rate is just funny, especially in this price
mine will be arriving tomorrow. thanks for your huion 27 review. i was waiting for this video for like a 1000 years
how is it? the wobble slow lines? I want to purchase one myself
@@escapeentropy I'm ma have to test it thoroughly . Over all right now it's amazing . The touch is great . I spent my time a lot trying to arrange my set up. It's a huge device. It's like falling in love.
@@MrZindel123 It will take you very little time to do the ruler test with slow lines, just to see if the wobble is minimal, please share with us some picture or short video.
I dont get the pen wave. In Brand New vid kamvas 19. He stated the wave on 27 disappeared.
Hey! I know this is a later reply but would you be willing to provide an update on how its working? I just ordered mine, it felt like a gamble because this is pretty much the only video I can find online from a consumer using it. Nervous its not as good as the price tag asks but then again this is my first professional drawing tablet, trying to free myself from the smaller iPad
This reminds me of how packed Wacom tablets used to he with stuff, and now they selll every single piece seperately now.
Thanks for reviewing this! Thing I really wanted to know was how the touch on it was. And hearing about the palm rejection with the glove definitely helps to know. Cause I always use the glove anyway.
In such dark and gloomy times, the glove dance gives light!
Always look forward to your reviews, this tablet is a monster. I'm actually watching on my ProArt 27in, and daaaang, I couldn't imagine drawing on it??? I mean, I'm not against it at all, but that is literally a canvas...a $2k canvas, but wow. One day I'll upgrade my XP-Pen innovator, but for now it'll have to suffice.
I have the xp pen 24in one... in a couple of years I might go after this one the 27in. Thanks for the review of it. Now I need to start saving for it 😁
this is so tempting, can you try blender on it, and show how the pen presser works while sculpting
Yay we got glove dance today
Brad can you please tell me if wobble is too much on this device?
Great review. I got the Huion 24 Plus a couple of weeks ago. I knew this one was coming, but figured the price would be high and I don't need touch, so I decided to go with the 24" and not wait for this. It looks like a great device, but for the same price I now got a decent size pen display and a new computer to go along with it. A lot of software I use still isn't touch ready. Due to the nature of my work, the 16"I've been using is too small, the larger pen display has impacted my workflow very positively and cut back my working time by a fair percentage.
Now 4K would have been nice, but I'm pleasantly surprised that the 2.5k on the 24" looks pretty decent. A size like this needs an arm for sure. It took me 3 days to realize that and got an Ergotron arm for mine. That is such a pleasure to use. I also did get the PW550s pen, I enjoy the thinner one so much more. It's similar to the thinner pen you have, but pen tech 3.0+ instead of 4.0.
Brad, you may not be seeing It, but i am making puppy eyes while requesting a vídeo comparing this with the Wacom 24 you were using. I am not sure If it's still on sale but would be cool to compare the closest price tags.
Apple still hasnt sorted out its touch feature. Crazy considering their expertese in this area.
17lbs? That seems like a lot considering my samsung 43 inch weighs about the same.
Hello! :) I know it's not a big deal for a lot of people, but i am so used to the Ipad Pro that I can't stand distance between pentip and stroke anymore (because of glass/coating thickness). When i see reviews of the new Cintiq pro's, they seem to have resolved that issue. Alas i saw also a review of the Huion Kamvas Pro 19 where a distance seems noticable.
Can you please confirm this? Thanks in advance :)
I just bought Kamvas 19, distance looks like 1 mm, also curious how much on new cintiq, I have read that 0.5mm more then on ipad, so I guess it's inbetween ipad and Kamvas. Maybe I also should return Kamvas and go for cintiq
@@PopArtem Great thanks for the reply, Popartem! Yes, as crazy as it sounds if there is still that distance, i prefere to wait for a future Ipad Pro 12.9 (i still got a 2018 10.5 but still working great, even animation on Clipstudio Pro with 100 of layers) or for a Cintiq Pro 22". For People drawing more than 5 hours in a row, the new stand of the Cintiq kills it in ergonomics. But sooooo expensive. ^^;
Pls do kamvas 19 pro if u can >_< love the review btw
Damn, it's $3k in CAD, it's horrible lol... But it's a phenomenonal looking device. Hopefully it'll be the finale of Huion, where they finally reached their final form of tablet and will just make it so much better for the next pro series
How is the parallax compared to huion 24 4k?
Much less, since it is a digital pencil.
@@germanfernandez1203 I see this mentioned a lot, but I can't find any info on the official website. Where can I read about the new digital pen?
@@germanfernandez1203 what do you mean? Huion 24 4k also has a digital pen
@@peacesjames No, its analog.
I just ordered the 19 Pro 4k I want to use it as a primary display and wanted the touch screen.
I had the Dell Canvas 27 inch once - wonderful tablet but too big for my table. Looking at this 27 inch Huion, I'm wondering about replacing the table instead.....
Thank U for video Sir!
I have 2 Questions:
1) R the previous Huion pens compatible w/ this display tablet (like the H 24 pro & H Kamvas 22 plus, etc.)
2) What happens if U take a break from working on the Huion Tablet display & U lock/sleep your computer to go to the restroom or eat a hamburger or whatever & then come back to work - does it wake up properly w/ the pen working fine or do U have to turn the tablet off & on again to make the connection work again?
I'm glad we're seeing more big boy pen displays on the market. I considered getting a 24 inch one to connect to my 13 inch laptop, but i went with a 16 inch instead and it's already too big for my table so i hold it on my lap to draw. 😂 I'm gonna need a bigger apartment for anything larger than that!
I have a 5K 27"iMac, so my first thought was that I should be looking at an equally big screen if I wanted to explore a tablet of this kind. But it's effing massive, lol! Would using a 16" screen instead squish all the UI bits too small? And would I need to go for a 4K screen? Thank you!
I always enjoy Brad‘s reviews. I value his thought on this equipment. It is great to know that there are drawing tablets that are starting to compete with Wacoms overpriced tablets. I’m looking forward to a review of the 19 inch version of this tablet.
While I like the product (as a package) and purchased one direct from Huion, dealing with their customer support is like pulling hair. I had to argue with their customer support for a week to get a replacement unit as mine had dead pixels. Then I had to wait another week to receive a replacement after shipping mine out. Huion didn't want to either do a credit card hold or just outright send the replacement before I shipped mine out. Effectively I wasn't able to use the unit I paid money for, for a week, for no fault of my own. This is a device I bought to get work done on. The replacement unit also has dead pixels and minor pen tracking issues (The pen straight up doesn't work in the bottom left corner). Does nobody check these units out before shipping them out? Now I have to go and argue with customer support again.
This is some of the worst customer support I've had in a long time. Dealt with Canon, Sennheiser, Behringer, Shure, Sony for prosumer product issues. Not always perfect, but great experiences across the board. Huion is the dollar tree of customer service, and they can't seem to speak English to save themselves. Incredibly disappointed for what is a pretty solid product.
Everyone only uses it for drawing... My question is, can it also be used for Adobe Premier Pro? It would be a great help in masking and other operations
Brad, I am always watching your reviews! I was wondering; after the release of the Kamvas Pro 19 and 27, I keep seeing Huion ads on instagram etc. They keep showing this desktop stand you can buy that looks really cool. It's like a vesa arm on a heavy base that sits on your desk. I've currently got my Kamvas 22 Plus on a pretty good arm mount, but it wiggles a little. I was wondering if you have considered trying and reviewing the new stand Huion offers. I'm super curious about, and I imagine a lot of others folks are as well. Anyhow, Thank you for the informative videos!
Do we know if the 19 is the same product just smaller ?
Looks great. I think the 19 is the one for me.
woh woh woh, you kinda blew over the waving comment. Is that the dreaded 'wobble'?? th-cam.com/video/-NoCdSWq8AM/w-d-xo.html
Ive been using a kamvas pro 16 for a year now and this 27 looks HUGE.
Ahhh big huion with touch. Go to pen display for now. Will wait for xp pen to do it too... love their new pen and feature
that looks more like a moniter with a pen than a drawing tablet
Brad,
That tablet glove dance has to go! Whenever my wife sees me with one of those gloves on, she is grossed out and won't get near me for HOURS.
BTW, in answer to one person's question, "So, which display tablet do you use?" For me, now that Wacom has solved some serious driver issues on the Mac several months ago, I am 100% behind the Cintiq Pro 17 or 27. Couldn't be happier (even though they are expensive, which hopefully should be a write-off for creative professionals).
Ken
Hi
Huion now added the touch function on Kamvas Pro 27 with macOS.
Thanks for the video. Is the surface hot especially in summer days?
love your reviews! Thank you for making these!
Thanks Brad, very nice review! Lovely device 😍... I own a Wacom Ibtuos pro large and Huion studio 16....at the moment I feel I'm ok because wacom intuos works great with my workstation and Huion Studio is fantastic to move around easily. This Huion 27 is super to draw without zooming in and out continously and the quality looks great!
Unless you're using this in a professional setting where your workspace is purpose built to host something like this, this thing is much too big. I've been using a Cintiq 20WSX for twenty years any that thing pushed the bounds of what makes sense for a hobbyist with a multi-purpose desk. Ordered a Huion Pro 16 2.5k yesterday and I'm honestly stoked to have it and all the unused space back.
How to connect this to computer?
I like that huion released this right after Wacom got in hot water for using terrible AI art dragons for their sale promo. Perfect timing.
Been using a 24HD for almost 10 years now. This is probably gonna be my next tablet if Xencelabs doesn't release a 27".
My big hope is they release a stand for it akin to the ergo stand for the 24 and 32 pro. I like that one and it's attached to my 24HD. Might try making a mod for it to convert the stand to a vesa mount.
Would you recommend the new Huron 27 Pro (or the smaller 19 Pro) over the Xencelabs 24 Pen Display?
My Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 really annoys me with its noisy fan (even in quite mode) all day long and I think about a switch to one of the competition models without any fans.
Helpful video. I'm an artist who likes to SPREAD out and I am also transitioning from a more Amateur to a more Professional role, so lately I have been chafing at the boundaries of my 12 inch tablet. I'm moving into more complex, long form art and I wanted my next tablet to be BIG and this was a solid review to aid my next purchase decisions. Thanks.
Got to be disappointed that the touch does not work with Mac. Otherwise this would have been my go to drawing display. For my use 27" is about the optimal size, I've been waiting for Huion to release this size. But touch not working for me is a huge minus. If that doesn't change, I would probably just choose to save 1000€ and go for the 24", even with all the other advantages this would give me. Why would I pay for touch screen if I can't use it. Wacom 27 is not an option as it is way too expensive for me. If I could get a non-touch version of this with something like 400€ off the price, I'd take it, but paying 2000+€ for touch screen, seems mental if the touch doesn't actually work.
Another alternative to Wacom's Cintiq is the Xencelabs Pen Display. It's a 24 inch instead of a 27 inch, but it's also a $100 cheaper. It looks like it has a lot of the same features, so I wonder how it would compare.
I bought the 13" 2020 edition and it's great but it's not nearly big enough for my huge Truck-o-saurus steam shovel hands. But then again even my wife had the same issue with the Huion 13" & eventually upgraded to the 24 4K. It's really nice but I was waiting to see what Huion's answer to the Cintiq 32 or 27 might end up being. This might be right up my alley.
Should be 5k at this size. The 24" is QLED and a far better DPI since it has the same resolution. If it's going to be twice the price of the 24" QLED, then it should have the same DPI and QLED as the 24"
Weird that Rec.709 costs so much extra with Wacom. Because it's almost the same as sRGB colorspace wise and much less accurate than AdobeRGB or DCI P3. So if this screen does AdobeRGB for 98% it could easily do Rec.709
Will you review the kamvas pro 19?
when you do that review please don't skip the slow diagonal line with wood ruller please!
My eyesight getting worse and worse by the day, soon my tiny wacom 15.6inch aint gonna cut it no more. Huion sponsor me please
I have a question... I have an older Pro 20". I love it, except for the tilt recognition which is inconsistent for some reason. Does it work well on the Pro 27?
What I learned from drawing on a 24“ Cintiq for mote than 10 years is: it is so much nicer to draw on 13“ to 16“ sized screens. I have bought the 24“ because I thought that bigger is always better but I was wrong. Use a 27“ screen and a 13“ drawing tablet as a second screen. Or use a tablet, like the iPad Pro. Those are easy to hold, you can move over to the sofa instead of being glued to the desk.
That's funny cuz I have the opposite feel. I had a 13hd and 24hd and always preferred the bigger screen. I like big pen strokes, the vibrancy and the sense of control.
I seriously compared the Xencelabs 24 and the Huion Kamvas Pro 27, and finally I bought the Xencelabs 24, but even now I still wonder if I made the right choice?
I don’t have the additional budget to buy the Huion Kamvas Pro 27, but I would like to know which of the two has a better user experience.
Hi Brand and follower, I'm writing to you because I need your advice on purchasing a new pen display. I just sold my Cintiq Pro 16 because it was too small for working on ZBrush and Substance Painter. Within my budget, I could afford either this Kamvas Pro 27 or a Cintiq Pro 24. What do you recommend, considering that I'll primarily be using it for sculpting and texturing? Thanks a lot, Danilo.
I wonder if the multi-touch will work on Parallels?
I really appreciate what you were going for at 0:34, but it was a little jarring. I thought I was watching two videos by accident for a second...
Hi Brad, is this big toy work with all windows and apple apps?
okay I reconsidered buying this but I feel like 60 hz might bug me a little considering iPad Pro m1 is 120 hz....guess I gotta go Wacom.
This is very nice but I think their last gen model (24" 4k) is a good balance between features, price and size. Touch is nice but if you're a sculptor, you'll most likely end up using your keyboard anyways. Plus the screen texture on their 24 inch feels really nice.
Nice piece of hardware in this review, HMU for my address when U no longer need it! 😂👍
I have the hiuon kamvas 22 and i can't imagine having anything bigger then that.
My arm will actually start to hurt at times from drawing on that huge space. I mean, you basically are just excersing your arm at that point.
Looks great but I think huion is starting to get to close in price to wacom, makes me feel better about finding that Dell canvas for 800 last year lol
Dont forget to draw using your shoulder or you'll get squiggly lines and wont like this unit.
I bought my wacom cintiq 27 touch 2K at this price, I hope you will also review the kamvas pro 19 because this screen size looks really good, neither too big nor too small, especially transportable .
One test that I'd strongly recommend, is to test how stable pressure sensitivity is from the tablet driver.
It will allow you to see if the pressure is stable with constant force or not.
To do the test :
try to apply constant force respectively at the 200th, 500th, 1000th, 4000th, and 7000th pressure levels from the driver.( maintain constant force for at least 3 to 5 seconds per level, if the signal indicators jitters too much, then pressure sensitivity is instable ).
So far, all pentech 3.0 and pentech 3.0+ tablets suffer from this problem.
brad, just a question but why do top pro artists want huge screened tablets? wouldnt you have to reach further?
If Huion still served the value and the refinement top to bottom, but wisely segmented by price; Wacom would be spinning on fumes within a few years. XP-Pen seems to be doing that better overall; even if I think Huion does high end better.
It's really easy to get rid of the pen wave on the Mac... Just get rid of the Mac 😂
As someone whos been using the samsung galaxy tab s9+ i feel the glass with the soft or cloth nib on the s pen feels smoother than the nibs used in regular drawing tablets with the matte texture screen
Hi
Being a creative professional, do you see there is a huge difference between the 8k pressure levels and the 16k pressure levels, or is the difference insignificant and negligible? And here I am asking about the difference between the pressure levels between the Huion Camvas pro 27 pen and the Xencelabs Pen Display 24 pen ?
the pressure is not the issue when it hits more than 2000 levels… the problem is the stability of the pen… if it still wobbly, you will find it annoying to draw with that pen… you can check which one is better in line test…
Hi Brad, could you do the Samsung Ultra S24 series? there's a promo where I'm at right now and you're the only artist I rely on for these tech reviews ♥
I hav no idea why the glove dance makes me laugh everytime. But im glad its a thing.
Brad someone has reported with the 19" the RGB sliders in the user adjustable mode gives a fake color tint but doesn't actually change the white point in calibration. Is this the same with the 27?
Got mine a week ago, absolutely love it :)
Brad imma need a display tablet ranking from you categories like budget size and screen please ❤❤❤
Magnificent. I have been waiting for this review. I currently own the Huion 24 pro (4k). Does the extra size justify the upgrade?
same here, but I know I won't I don't have enough office space! it's perfect size for photo retouching!
I purchased that too, I feel curious about this new one, but tbh I'm more than satisfied with my current pen display.
@@mild_r3d Same. I think the 27 is more of a "want" than a "need."
Pen tech 4 still doesn’t have barrel rotation?
Please include metric measurements in your reviews.
It kind of ruins the pace of your editing when we have to stop the video and google what "17 pounds" mean.
Thank you !
We Americans don't know the metric system 😂
Metric measurements are already on the Huion site by default…
Does huion have a smaller one with the same features? pref a 21' in 2k resolution. I have the gt-191 and 27' is just too much for me ngl.
Can't you check the Huion website yourself? Yes, they have same tablet in 19" size too.
Quite expensive and yet cheap compared to Wacom lol lets go Huion!
(Too bad i still cant afford it but i appreciate the competition)
Do u think this is better than the wacom cintiq pro 24?
0:14 thats what she said
music track over the vid is way too loud for me.
For $2000 this is using an outdated display while everything coming out this year and onward is going to be oled or qled, this just asks you to pay a premium for old tech.
for art, oled and qled is not ideal bro
@@exzartworkwhy is more accurate display not ideal?
I think Huion or XP Pen should make a really good and more affordable mount for the larger displays. I loved the old cintiq HD mounts with the trigger flaps. Monitor arms are a bit more tricky.
they already do bro they make huion st100 stands and xp pen 24 has one. works fine
DOA, too small for watching porn. Too big and too expensive for doing art work... assuming people still wasting time trying to learn to draws.
Professionals especially in animation, comics and manga will buy this because it's much cheaper than the Wacom
@nopewmv3377
Professionals will only buy wacom cuz they can afford it. Poor artist buys chinese alternative.
REVIEW THE 19 INCH, NOW, no excuses
I wonder how blender and unreal looks on this
what drawing program are you working with good sir?
60hz for a $2000 screen?
what is with that 60hz? what diference will make 120 hz?