Review on 🖥️ HUION KAMVAS Pro 13 Graphics Drawing Tablet: Full-Laminated Drawing Monitor, Battery-Free Stylus, Tilt, 4 Hot Keys, Touch Bar - 13.3inch Pen Display with Stand for Windows/MAC/Linux by Gin Bajema

Advantages:. The handle does not require batteries and can be tilted. The screen laminate is very thin, so parallax is minimal. Dedicated hotkeys and sliders. A lightweight. Sufficiently accurate colors, decent brightness. A truly innovative single cable instead of 3 separate USB, power and HDMI cables. Minuses:. Windows drivers are somewhat buggy. Features No-Touch Overview: There's a lot to love about this tablet. It's built almost specifically for travel thanks to its light weight, cool single cord and battery-free handle. I tested it with Medibang Pro, Photoshop, Corel Painter, ArtRage, Rebelle, MyPaint, Sketchbook 8 and Illustrator. He did well with all of them. React hotkeys. The surface of the screen is like paper, so it's easy to draw on. To top it off, this kit gives you plenty of spare tips, a stand and a glove. It would be 5 stars if it had touch controls and I could use two fingers to scale and rotate my drawing with the stylus, but otherwise this tablet is great. Another problem I had was related to the drivers, because when I use the tablet, turn it off and then turn it on again, the pen is not recognized. I contacted Huion and got a new firmware update and also downloaded new drivers and although it improved the performance of the pen I still had this problem. I'm sure this will be fixed, but the solution is simple: fix the problem that the pen is not recognized when turning the tablet off and on again =============== = ==== ====================================== Turn off your tablet. Right-click on the Huion driver in the taskbar and exit. Restart the Huion driver. Turn on your tablet. How to fix an issue where the cursor is far from where the pen touches the screen ========================== ====== ========================== Make sure to calibrate your screen. Right-click on the desktop in Windows. Choose Display. Under Scale and Layout, make sure Scale is set to 100%.