HUION New Kamvas 13 Graphics Tablet with Screen 13.3 Inch Come with Pen Tech 3.0 Battery-Free Pen First Pen Display that Supports Android Devices - Ideal for Remote Learning & Work(Violet Purple)

Product Information

The accompanying EMR stylus doesn't need to be charged and detects 8,192 pressure levels, which means it detects the lightest of etches.

If you are thinking about a pen display for photographic editing or digital art, the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 2. 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.

If we were to assume that it is picking up muscle shaking, then that means I was shaking at the exact same spots, the exact same amount in the exact same direction, at the exact same distances. With the pen display, I felt more involved/connected with the images I was working on instead of the slight disconnect I feel with a tablet and monitor. That also creates an effect a lot of folks cal parallax where it can be hard to judge exactly where your cursor is because of that extra space. I made them to show what speed you needed to draw these lines to check whether your tablet had bad line wobble or not.

The pen buttons protrude slightly from the surface of the pen making them very easy to find and use. I already tried it carrying this beauty away and fits inside a regular 13-15-19” laptop bag (along the laptop) or a big messenger bag. As I was asked by a commenter what the actual measurements of the cable are, so I created the above rough diagram to show the lengths corresponding to the parts of the cable. Although there are 10 pen nib replacements, I have yet to see any wearing on my first pen nib after a week and a half of use. And I heard from a lot of folks on my Pro 13 review that their style wasn’t affected at all by the pen wave and they didn’t even notice it.The Kamvas Pro 16 is a really great competitor, but if you want Wacom-specific perks like drivers and pens, stick to what you know and love. Okay, I got the tablet and so far I can sorta see the wobbling happening when I draw slow to normal strokes like you’ve mentioned.

My only gripe about it is the position of the power button, having some hotkeys mapped just below it ive accidentally pressed it a few times while working. With regards to the XP-Pen Artist12, I would really like to try it because it’s such a cheap option and would be a great “starter” drawing monitor if it works to spec (the fact that it costs less than Wacom Intuos Pro is really appealing). As I said before, It may feel a bit short in size to work on a daily basis, but if you lack of workspace and need to take it away all the time, those 13 ” are for you.Almost all the lines begin right on the start line meaning it has extremely low IAF, and the lines are almost transparent showing that the tablet is capable of drawing extremely light pen pressures.

I'm no pro, but I spent several weeks testing the device as a hobbyist to review the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2.Whether you are one of the aforementioned or simply trying to streamline and find a pen display that has a whole host of features to suit your budget, this might just be the one for you.