Review on HUION Inspiroy Battery Free Compatible Chromebook by Shannon Young

When I'm traveling, I sometimes come across a situation where I want to use the pen input. This can be a slide note or a handwritten caption. While I can get by with a mouse or finger on a touchscreen, a digital pen/tablet is preferable. case." Well, this Huion H420x comes to my rescue and fits my needs perfectly. It's fairly small (4 x 2 inches of usable area), very light, uses a stylus that doesn't require batteries (so no "uh, that Pen needs batteries, and it's 3am - I'm drowning" moments. Workspace The 4" x 2" isn't exactly spacious, and I wouldn't recommend this tablet to anyone who needs to draw or uses a graphics tablet on a daily basis, but someone like me the occasional warrior on the go who just needs a graphics tablet to add a bit of pizzazz to some slides it does the job and the price is very reasonable I have graphics tablets that cost almost 10x the price with USB-A or USB-C on your laptop/device), a stylus and TWO packs of spare nibs. The latter was a nice surprise. I often get packs like this and they come with e.g. two spare nibs - in the Hope to get in the bag looking for er replacement. e anyway) lasts as long as a tablet! There is a Huion app that you need to install to set up certain functions for your tablet. What I particularly like is the ability to set borders on the screen, which are represented by the edges of the tablet. For example, if you're using PowerPoint, you can limit your pen movements to the boundaries of your slide. The tablet installed quickly and automatically and everything worked as it should. I'll say it's a bit difficult to get used to on such a small tablet - but it's not a terrible learning curve. And it's so nice to have a small tablet that I can even forget I have one because it's so light and small (and cheap).