Review on 🎨 High-Performance HUION HS611 Red Graphics Drawing Tablet with 8 Multimedia Keys, Android Support, and Battery-Free Stylus - Ideal for Art Beginners - 10inch (Coral Red) by Mike Wallace

I originally bought the Huion Q11k for its wireless capability, but personally it was too big for me (my hand had to travel quite a bit to get to the different ends of the tablet). I ended up going with this one because it was newer, smaller (but still not small), and had more buttons, a USB-C port, etc. I've only used it a few times so far, but I liked it. .My biggest concern is how light/cheap the pen feels (the Q11k pen had a battery and still felt too light/cheap, this pen has no battery in the pen and is even lighter). The buttons on the stylus also feel cheap. I would have liked a heavier and more durable handle, preferably aluminum or some other metal, or a strong plastic with a weight inside. The included pen holder was also a small, lightweight plastic holder, while the pen holder in the Q11k had a metal base that was heavy enough to keep it stable and upright on a desk without tipping over. That seems like a cheap afterthought. I would also like the tablet/pen to be more responsive when the pen is moved over the tablet as a mouse. I've found that the Wacom tablets I've used can hold the stylus higher than the tablet than the Huion before it loses signal. The last thing I wish was the USB-C port was in the top left corner like on the Q11k, rather than the center left side. However, I'm happier that it has a USB-C port than a micro-USB port. But overall I'm satisfied and I think it will work well. Huion makes them cheaper than Wacom but still great quality. I really hope they can start improving the quality of their pens.