Review on 🖌️ Review: HUION 2020 Kamvas 13 Graphic Drawing Monitor - Full-Laminated Screen, Battery-Free Stylus, and Tilt Function by Marcos Fiallo

I've been using the Wacom One (2020) for a month and I'm much happier with this tablet on day one than I was with my Wacom a month later. The screen is amazing. The fully laminated display makes it easy to draw and get used to. I used to draw on a Samsung Galaxy Tab A and later on an HP touchscreen laptop. It feels a lot more natural and like I'm more "connected" to the brush and strokes than I am to Wacom. The screen also feels consistent unlike the Wacom. It has some resistance, like paper, but it's not too much and it's the same for every square inch. Meanwhile, Wacom felt it was going from ice to sandpaper in some areas. It's easy to set up the drivers and tablet yourself. Just picky complaints. Build quality could be a little better as the rear plastic has some drawbacks due to the lack of a central support and allows it to flex inwards a bit to create an audible and tactile click. It's still a solid design, but when I hold it in my hand at an odd angle and push down, it surprises me a bit. The screen also has a strange something. When I first used it my pen left white streaks all over it and I had to clean the pen several times as it also formed a white powder. A thick white line also appears when you knuckle across the screen. Washes off easily but still weird. It seems to be happening less and less and I'm guessing it's just some kind of film or something from the factory or something I just have to wipe with a computer tissue. It's also important to make sure you have a USB-C cable that fits! The hole is embedded in the tray. So if your cable has a thick jacket around the connector, it won't fit.