Review on Experience Versatile Creativity With HUION Inspiroy Ink H320M Dual-Purpose Drawing Tablet And Writing Pad With Tilt Function And Android Compatibility by Meechie Camlin

1. Almost 4x times the draw area comparing to the H420 (see photo 1 - I've noted the actual draw area in cyan squares)2. The pen doesn't need batteries nor charge, really nice. - Of course H420's pen won't work on this - The pen is lighter without batteries but I don't mind, it's about the same weight as a normal mechanical pencil, don't feel any issues with it. - Definitely can write in more titled angles as described comparing to the H420. Doesn't hinder normal writing / drawing at all.3. The LCD writing area on the other side is larger (see photo 2).4. Can flip the tablet over and draw on the other LCD side easily (see the 4th attachment, an underwhelming video of me flipping it over.)More on this, the back side is just a LCD writing tablet and it works like you'd expect. Useful for todo lists and quick notes / sketchs. Keeping the random temporary writings out of the notebook is a nice thing. Having a set place for the TODOs is also nice because it reduces the chance of me writing down the TODOs and then just forget they ever existed. It's hard to forget now beacuse it's in neon blue and it's right in my face. I also can't just put it away because I need the other side too.Also finger skins doesn't work, but nails do work. I'd rather use the pen still, it said to not use sharp objects.The battery for the LCD side is replaceable (see left of photo 2). Need a small phillip screwdriver to open it up.5. Have a widget that can be opened with several pen nibs instead; the bottom can be used to remove the pen nibs, also works as a pen holder (see left of photo 2), fairly stable6. Works well on Win10/PC. Not tested on andriod, don't have one, but I took a photo of the two andriod adapters (see attachment #5) in case someone wants to make sure the adpaters look right7. The bag is reasonably large, easy enough to fit the tabet in and tight enough. See photo 38. Irrelevant, but the box design looks pretty nice (see the last attachment).9. Becareful when installing the driver, reboot happens when you press finish (like most other drivers requring reboots). I just forgot that's a thing and probably missed a warning of it somewhere.10. Two buttons on the pen, eleven buttons on the tablet itself, all configurable via the driver software to run shortcuts / hotkeys, run programs, mouse LR middle button, mouse wheels and double left click. Making the button(s) to do nothing is obviously an option as well if you don't like them.I suppose at the point of it being able to have shortcuts / run programs is already enough to make it do whatever else you want with AHK and such11. Able to run different button configuration based on the current process / applicationIf you want to bind the buttons to do different things in chrome and in ms paint, it's possible via the driver software. Click the gear icon to left of the minimize button.There's also a game mode and mouse mode, not sure what those does. Windows Ink enabled by default and can be turned off.Supports adjusting the size and rotating the work area.12. The driver software is using 60 MB of RAM and 0% CPU. Disk usage 24 MB.As of today (11/6/2019) it's on version 14.8.51.774.Supports export/importing settings in XML format.Installed the driver without turning off the antivirus and uninstalling the H420 driver. I did turn the H420 driver off prior to install and removed it from startup. probably wouldn't have mattered.