Review on 🖊️ HUION Inspiroy Keydial KD200 - Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet with Keyboard Dial, 5 Express Keys, Battery-Free Stylus PW517 (Tilt) - for PC, Mac, Android, 8.9x5.6inch Pen Tablet by Rachel Lopez

I'm surprised I'm so impressed with the HUION Inspiroy. I've previously reviewed the Kamvas 13 and 16, two impressive graphics tablets with incredible displays, and I was confident that after using these tablets, switching to Insipiroy would feel like a noticeable downgrade. what ever. I really enjoy playing with the big screen on my Kamvas 16, but in the end it will always be limited by the hardware. Having recently bought an awesome 32-inch 4K monitor, Kamvas tablets look smaller than ever, and with Inspiroy, I can essentially turn my desktop monitor into a giant Kamvas display, and it's wireless. Drawing on the Inspiroy feels incredibly fluid. Although the stylus moves smoothly across the artboard, it never feels jittery. In fact, the process is pretty close to drawing on paper. I try to move on the surface. It also allows me to be incredibly precise when doing precise work in Photoshop (like drawing a path around an object to isolate a new layer). I usually use the mouse to click thousands of dots around the object I want to isolate, but the stylus lets me do it smoothly and quickly without wanting to throw my computer out the window. You can also point to a very slight lack of gem. As a left-hander who learned to write in a style my grandfather would call "crabbin" (wrist turned toward forearm, pen held as if approaching paper from above , so as not to get dirty), I'm always a bit concerned that I won't accidentally press the keys with my wrist. If you're left-handed but write and draw normally, you shouldn't have a problem with this. Maybe it's just me. Either way, it's not enough to knock the Inspiroy off its basic 5-star rating. It is great!