Review on HUION KAMVAS 16 Graphics Drawing Tablet 15.6 Inch, Full-Laminated Screen Anti-Glare, 10 Express Keys, 8192 Pen Pressure Tilt, Battery-Free Stylus Android Support - Black by Justin Woolley

I want to start off by saying, this is an amazing tablet in my opinion. I just had minor issues with it. I am in no way a professional artist, I am a hobbyist. This is my first screen tablet, previously I tried a lot of different Huion graphics tablets, and even 2 Wacoms. I ultimately loved my Huion 680s. But I felt graphics tablets became limiting for me, so I decided to get a Huion screen tablet.I first want to start off with the major issue I've had with this tablet since no one has mentioned it before. Huion's calibration system is horrible. I'm not gonna sugarcoat this and say its fine, because its not. It annoys me so much. I feel disconnected from my art. There is a fix I've found, which is to calibrate it with your dominant eye. Look up how to find your dominant eye if you don't know it already. This is a very temporary fix, as the brush becomes off again after a day or so. You just have to keep on re-calibrating it, which is super annoying. Even when you calibrate it with your dominant eye, it still isn't perfect. It is a good amount off, but if you are using this tablet for note taking or simple art, it may not be an issue for you.This tablet, has many Huion tablets are, is not compatible with some programs.There are a lot of wires, which personally isn't an issue for me.The screen is not bright. It's quite dark which annoys me after a while when I'm drawing. It's not horribly dark, but could be brighter.There is heat that comes from the lower right hand side of the tablet. Again, not an issue for me, but the warmth can be slightly uncomfortable for some people.Overall, this is a great tablet. Its very nice to draw on when calibrated correctly. I think if these things won't bother you, its a great alternative to Wacom, since Wacom is quite pricey!