Excellent overview! 11:13 This must depend on the retailer. The main listing on Amazon US says there is a ST300 stand in the box in multiple places. But on the Huion shop it says there is 2 versions you can buy, one with the stand and one without. I guess if you see it for $249 without discount that will be without a stand
Nice review! Just wondering performance wise would you say this is similar to the Cintiq Pro 16? (regardless of size) I'm looking for display tablet mostly for drawing; I still do most my painting with an Intuos Pro for the ergonomics but wanted a display tablet for accurate drawing. I don't mind the smaller size of this one but if performance wise these feel similar, then I would go for this one to save money. Supposedly there's a new Intuos Pro coming out next year according to some rumors on Reddit!
Not here to rant, but i seriously die a little more inside every tablet release because I legitimately bought a DTC133 at full price in 2024. Despite the pen feeling premium, its IAF was somehow worse than a PW100, and apparently, isn't covered by warranty where i bought it - that thing is costly to replace. Suffice to say, i can't see myself buying another wacom product for the foreseeable future. Thanks a lot for your informative videos, 7Pens!
I was surprised too. Huion describes it as an entry-level tablet. But I think it out performs others in that category. I hope this is a sign of more to come! :-)
Hi! I have a question. Is it possible to use the tablet with a USB-A to USB-C cable? I have one left over from my Huion Insproy Ink and I'm hoping to use that instead of paying 20 euro for the USB-C to USB-C one they sell.
If this model is that good, should I wait for a new 22-inch with Pen Tech 4.0, buy the Pro 19 with Pen Tech 4.0, or go for the RDS 220 with Pen Tech 3.0+ support and find the best-measured pen with more than 600 gf? Are tablets with Pen Tech 4.0 better than those with an excellent pen from the Pen Tech 3.0+ series? What are your thoughts on this topic? Are there any other reasons, apart from pen pressure, that make tablets with Pen Tech 4.0 superior?
In terms of sparkle and screen, would you say it's similar/better/worse than XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 gen 2? That one has slightly higher pixel density which seems to increase sparkle, but I see good feedback on it compared to older Huion tablets.
public utility man, thank you!
Excellent overview!
11:13 This must depend on the retailer. The main listing on Amazon US says there is a ST300 stand in the box in multiple places. But on the Huion shop it says there is 2 versions you can buy, one with the stand and one without. I guess if you see it for $249 without discount that will be without a stand
Thanks for this info!
Nice review!
Just wondering performance wise would you say this is similar to the Cintiq Pro 16? (regardless of size)
I'm looking for display tablet mostly for drawing; I still do most my painting with an Intuos Pro for the ergonomics but wanted a display tablet for accurate drawing. I don't mind the smaller size of this one but if performance wise these feel similar, then I would go for this one to save money. Supposedly there's a new Intuos Pro coming out next year according to some rumors on Reddit!
i would love to see you put Pro Pen 2 and 3's max pressure and pressure transiton info as well in the charts 3:20 4:00 .Solid video as usual man
Not here to rant, but i seriously die a little more inside every tablet release because I legitimately bought a DTC133 at full price in 2024. Despite the pen feeling premium, its IAF was somehow worse than a PW100, and apparently, isn't covered by warranty where i bought it - that thing is costly to replace. Suffice to say, i can't see myself buying another wacom product for the foreseeable future.
Thanks a lot for your informative videos, 7Pens!
not surprise to see Wacom uses their One lineup as a leverage to make their ProPen2/3 related products look good
Great Review!
I was surprised by the qualities you mentioned about this one. I thought it was a much more entry-level Pen Display.
I was surprised too. Huion describes it as an entry-level tablet. But I think it out performs others in that category. I hope this is a sign of more to come! :-)
Hi! I have a question. Is it possible to use the tablet with a USB-A to USB-C cable? I have one left over from my Huion Insproy Ink and I'm hoping to use that instead of paying 20 euro for the USB-C to USB-C one they sell.
Pentech 4.0 go BRRRRR!
I've been so pleasantly surprised by the PenTech 4.0 pens and tablets!
Buying this for my granddaughter. I will also have to purchase a tablet What Android tablet do you recommend? Thanks for your help
If this model is that good, should I wait for a new 22-inch with Pen Tech 4.0, buy the Pro 19 with Pen Tech 4.0, or go for the RDS 220 with Pen Tech 3.0+ support and find the best-measured pen with more than 600 gf? Are tablets with Pen Tech 4.0 better than those with an excellent pen from the Pen Tech 3.0+ series? What are your thoughts on this topic? Are there any other reasons, apart from pen pressure, that make tablets with Pen Tech 4.0 superior?
would you recommend this or the xp pen pro 16 (gen2) for someone getting their first display tablet? i’m super torn between the two😭
In terms of sparkle and screen, would you say it's similar/better/worse than XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 gen 2? That one has slightly higher pixel density which seems to increase sparkle, but I see good feedback on it compared to older Huion tablets.