Review on 🖥️ HUION KAMVAS Pro 13 GT-133 Graphics Drawing Monitor: Full Lamination, Battery-Free Stylus, 8192 Pen Pressure | 13.3 in Pen Tablet Display for Chromebook, Windows & Mac by Alejandro Anaya

It's time to pay your respects to Hewion. Period. I've been waiting for Huion to release a high quality tilt pen graphic tablet. I was one of the first to pre-order. Delivery date is October 31st and arrived September 17th. Kind regards. I wanted to use this tablet as soon as possible. I took a different approach. Instead of plugging it into my main workstation, I immediately opened it up and plugged it into my OLD and outdated (and obsolete) 2013 Macbook Pro. Driver installation was almost instantaneous. Configuration was easy enough, my kids could do it (you literally click some crosshairs on a tablet and you're done. You can easily change all your buttons and pen buttons in the drivers. I opened up Photoshop CC and got me right away set to work. First of all, the quality stands out. The screen is fantastic. Virtually no parallax (that's the offset of the pen tip relative to the cursor for those who don't know). No line wobble as described by Brad Colbow (no shadow , Brad I just didn't have that experience) I spent about 20 hours working on this tablet I saw people talking about it getting hot but I didn't hear it I had that experience get hot it's kind of a question mark but it does NOT get hot or whatever just take it and try it it's worth your time and money really H. It replaced my Wacom tablet (overpriced, the industry standard for me). Screen is much larger than shown in the image photos Now er it's not a 20 inch tablet BUT - I don't need a big tablet (until Huion releases a 20 inch tilted version of it - TIP TIP HUION!) - High quality , small form factor: It is only a few inches tall larger. as the largest (as of September 2018) iPad Pro. Its elegant design is simply beautiful. The screen is sharp and clear. Vibrant colours. It only took me 30 minutes to feel like I was working with pen and paper. The texture of the screen and the pliers is like drawing on paper in my opinion. The screen has a matte (not glossy) finish, which I love. There's nothing worse than constantly straining your eyes behind a glossy screen, and that's just awesome. Cons - Hot Keys: Hardly a cheat, just wish I had more buttons and maybe a way to customize the slider. Stand: The stand that comes with the tablet is really great. I think there are 6 levels. The only downside is that the little sponge that holds the tray is as flimsy as the table itself which is quite flimsy. So easy to get off the lips. BUT - stubborn grips on the back of the tablet and the stand itself won't let it slide to death. My tip: just don't use it directly on the desk or desk edge. I wish they came with a painting glove. I have seen many other tablets with gloves on and I only wish it were. Due to the matte finish, there can sometimes be a squeak after the first two hits when using a fresh tip. matte finish, I wish it came with a screen protector simply because I work long hours with these tablets and would be much better off with a screen protector (or maybe it's just my OCD) - I wish it had a headphone jack. Apart from such a small request, you hardly need a computer when you start your workflow. TL; DR-Buy this tablet. It's one and a half times cheaper than the competition. It's worth it.