Review on 🎨 HUION KAMVAS Pro 12 Drawing Pen Display Graphics Monitor with Chromebook Support, Full-Laminated Drawing Tablet featuring Screen Tilt Function, Battery-Free Stylus with 8192 Pen Pressure Sensitivity (GT-116) by Brooke King

Most single-display tablets cost more than $700. So you buy a significantly cheaper tablet. I don't have a huge base of comparison or anything, but it works well for our needs. However, there are a few things you may need to know first. It works like its own monitor. So if you're expecting it to just act like a drawing tablet, you're in for a bit of a problem. Simply adjusting your computer monitor settings is an easy fix. If your monitor supports HDMI, you may also need an adapter as many computers may not have an additional HDMI port. I'm trying to figure out the tilt settings, but if you tend to tilt your pen when you're holding it like a left-hander, you may find that your cursor is directly to the left of where you're pointing. These things don't affect the review itself, just some things you might need to be aware of. Otherwise, the tablet is easy to use. The program you use for settings is easy to navigate and use. The display is quite bright and I really appreciate that. So overall this is a good tablet if you don't want to spend your ass on a drawing tablet. We may need to update as it will take, but so far we're happy. I apologize for the quality of the iPhone photos.