Review on HUION HS611 Graphic Drawing Tablet: 10X6In, 8192 Levels Pen, 8 Multimedia Keys & 10 Press Keys - Android Compatible For Distance Education & Wed Conference (Coral Red) by Ricky Mills

For preface, my first tablet was the Wacom Bamboo Splash ($80 6"x4", basic tablet) then I upgraded from a Huion 610 Pro ($40 on sale, 13"x8") to this. So the amount of hotkeys and zoom functions were familiar to me, in addition to that were the media keys off to the upper right hand corner. Mind you it'll be a smidgen annoying if you're hopping between your keyboard and your tablet if it's sitting in-between, aka hitting pause or the mute key on accident. However outside of that they're really useful vs having to alt-tab out of my current window or using my on keyboard media keys if I'm just out of reach of the board. Same goes for the zoom bar in the left corner, mega convenient.The pressure sensitivity is just as good, definitely better than what the 610 offered, in terms of the driver and the sensitivity curve vs the hard/soft notch scale. Just be sure to calibrate your pressure settings in your respective programs so you're not diddling around and increasing wear on your tablet surface/having to fix things in said programs. In comparison to the H610 Pro I'm pretty sure they're about the same size, the HS611 is a little less clunky, and the adapter doesn't jut out-- aka you won't ruin your wires while out and about or when moving locations.All in all you can't be mad about this particularly fun color, the hotkey functions, and the weightlessness of the tablet. I'd probably recommend this for my artists on a budget that are looking for quality and not having to shell out for a drawing tablet.