Review on 🖥️ 2020 HUION KAMVAS 22 Graphics Drawing Tablet with Screen Android Support, Battery-Free Stylus, 8192 Levels Pen Pressure, Tilt, Adjustable Stand - 21.5 inch by Troy Robinson

Everything in the box inspired confidence and I read many reviews that convinced me to give up Wacom. However, I saw some people complaining about problems right away. ... It looked well built, but the stylus was a lot lighter than I would have liked (certainly not nearly as heavy as the Wacom). Unfortunately, several packages with cables and documents were already open, and even before ordering, I wasn't quite sure how much cable clutter it would take to connect. And therein lies the problem. The Power LED lights up. The display itself stubbornly refused to turn on. Loading the drivers was an absolute pain. 50 minutes for just a 16MB driver with about 5 dropped/abandoned connections. Removed all Wacom installations from my Mac, rebooted. Drivers installed, rebooted. I connected everything in the hope that the display would magically come to life. Nothing. The tablet worked as far as it recognized the stylus and I could navigate with it but not display it. I've tried searching for troubleshooting tips, but the FAQ/Help section on Huion's website is as much "garbled English" as the list. Revan has it. And then on google where you will find MANY people having problems - to varying degrees. Even if it were as simple as just swapping out the power cord, it turns out that my confidence has been severely eroded by the number of users who are having major difficulties with the device. You may see nothing but rainbows and unicorns using it. This is just a cautionary tale about devices/cables/whatever. And since I haven't had a single problem with different Wacom models over the years, the cost savings don't seem good to me in the long run. Maybe there's just no reliability here. I don't know *shrugs confused*.