Anyways I encourage you to compare screen captures while you’re working on different screens (even in your cell phone! Many years ago I purchased the 21" Huion pen display which I enjoyed but the lag for me at the time was slightly off-putting so within a couple of months I moved that on. When I twist harder, it does creak a bit, but I believe that is normal and happens because of how thin the tablet is made. After unboxing the tablet, you can see the Kamvas 13 pro is lighter and thinner than her bigger sisters, wich I’m so grateful of. I’ve noticed the amount of scratches on the screen with the mask on, again not on the actual screen

It has 8192 pressure levels, and the 60º tilt is something I noticed for the first time using the Huion 13 pro. The pen buttons protrude slightly from the surface of the pen making them very easy to find and use. The thin lines on this tablet are not quite as amazingly thin as the Huion New 1060 Plus (2048) IAF test page which is the ideal, but this thinness is extremely good and is more than acceptable. Full-blown tabs like the iPad Pro or the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 could serve as great alternatives to the Huion tablet since they don't need to be plugged into a PC at all times. I jumped from my trustable Huion Kamvas GT- 191 (a 19 inches display monitor) to 13 and the change was quite noticeable.The surface of the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 is quite smooth, but it does have enough texture to make it feel much more enjoyable than pure smooth glass. Most projects can be completed on a tablet of this size, and its dimensions mean it'll fit into a generously sized backpack. You can easily use this graphics tablet and stylus along with your regular setup and a mouse, without the need to reach out to your PC's keyboard or monitor. If you're used to larger laptops and have a laptop back or backpack that can accommodate them, this will fit with no issue, and it's surprisingly light, weighing in at just 1. I demonstrate the speed at which you have to draw for wobble to show up in this unlisted Youtube video: https://youtu.

Both drawing tablets are fantastic alternatives to the Huion tablet, but they don't support the same percentage of Adobe RGB color gamut. If you are a beginner, I would recommend that you try your hand at a cheaper drawing tablet, preferably one without a display, before investing big bucks in the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2. But this is really comfortable and gets a closer feeling to paper (or to Wacom more expensive devices).This is pretty inescapable with most display tablets though, and it's far from the warmest we've tried. Wacom still offers more customization if you need it (allowing you to allocate hotkeys per application, while switching between apps will mean you need to manually switch them with Huion), but it all feels very robust and easy to use, and we didn't experience any issues in the weeks of testing the tablet. In terms of the Huion Kamvas 16 (2021) the technology looks as good as you’d hope for from a more expensive tablet. I believe the wiggly lines in this case are caused by quality control issues during production based on the fact that there are also many people who have Huion Kamvas Pro 13’s without the wiggly line issue, and just as many who have it as well.

To power on the pen display, users only need to connect Kamvas 13 to a computer or other USB power source that runs on 5 volts or above via a USB cable. I did suggest making it customizable to Huion, so it may change with future driver updates, but at the moment I think the touch bar is completely inferior to Wacom’s touch ring because it isn’t customizable.I am extremely happy to announce that the firmware update has straightened the wobbly lines for my unit! This means that the screen and the surface of the glass have less of a visible gap, getting rid of the parallax you commonly see with glass panel drawing monitors. You can see the tiniest bit of wobble in all of the pen angles tested, however, it’s such a small amount of wobble that we can safely ignore it.