HUION Kamvas 13 Graphics Drawing Monitor 13.3 Inch Full-laminated Screen, 8 Programmable Press Keys, Supports Connectivity with Android Device, Without Stand - for Remote Office & E-learning

I had been considering the Wacom Intuos Pro non display tablet to help with working from home. However after seeing this Huion Kamvas 13 with pretty much all the features of the Intuos pro, but bigger, and with a built in screen for nearly £100 less I decided to give it a go.I am really pleased I did because it has exceeded all my expectations. It is so much more useful and easier to draw on a display tablet like this compared to a non-display tablet, and it can even function like a conventional non display tablet too for controlling other screens at the press or a button.The drawing suface has a much more natural texture/feel compared to other pen tablets that I have used, including wacom tablets. This Huion really feels like writing on paper and it is extremely accurate.Pen is very comfortable and the whole tablet has solid build quality.The display is good quality with nice colour balance. I find it extremely useful as a compact portable 2nd monitor. My unit does have a small amount of backlight bleed in the 2 top corners, but it is really only noticeable on black screens, and it doesnt bother me when it is actually displaying something.Having the option for the usb-c connector is also really handy for keeping cable clutter down, although I wish the usb c cable had an angled connector (like the 3 in 1 cable does).If you make sure you buy it from "Huion fullfilled by Amazon" then it has a good warranty. I did have an issue when I first receieved the tablet with a faulty cable however the Huion customer service quickly resolved the problem and sent a replacement cable. They were good to deal with and friendly.Drivers are solid and easy to use and work well so far.Overall I am extremely pleased with it, it has been fantastic for marking up pdf files, taking notes and sketching diagrams on onenote, and works well in painting packages like Krita.

Well priced tablet without any latency, the build quality is great and the pen is good to the touch.The setup was pretty straightforward, I did have some issues, if you can't seem to change your working space go to your task tray and the app will be there after you install it and you can change it there. Launching the app does not show this dashboard.My only issue is the screen is pretty difficult to keep clean and is a magnet for little specks, thankfully it comes with a little cloth.I would really advise getting a stand for this product.

I'd recommend it!PROS:- Great value for money, I certainly feel like I got more than what I paid for. even though the back of the device appears to be plastic it feels pretty premium and very durable, the display has a paper-like surface that I find really pleasant to use. I think it's a screen protector on top of the display rather than etched glass, but it was applied cleanly and very neatly at the factory so no complaints here!- I installed the drivers from the Huion website and plugged it in and it just worked seamlessly, no messing around with settings, no troubleshooting required.- You can configure your hotkeys and pen buttons, pressure sensitivity, and other settings per-application if you want to, rather than for the device as a whole.- This is the third Huion tablet I've bought (The first with a display) - I've seen their pens improve massively over time, from requiring a battery, to being rechargeable, to now not requiring charging at all. The pen this device came with is without a doubt their best yet. There's very little wobble at the tip and the materials feel very nice in the hand, the portion of the pen that you hold is rubberised too which is a nice upgrade over the hard and/or shiny cheaper-feeling plastic of pens past. There have been some changes to the shape of the pen too, the back portion is flatter and it sits much more comfortably in the hand than a lot of other more cylindrical pens (at least for me)- Tilt and pressure sensitivity work great, line width and shape changes very smoothly, there's no noticeable wobble on lines, and there are none of those flicks you sometimes get at the end of quickly-drawn lines with other pen tablets. (very impressed with this!)- There's no air-gap between the pen tip and the line you are drawing, it really feels like the line appears directly under the pen tip. Some other display tablets I have used in the past haven't been the best for this.- I was worried about having a device with a big glass panel sent to me in the mail but it came in perfect condition and was very well packaged. I had to open the Amazon box, then an unmarked brown box, then the tablet's box - then the plastic sleeve that the tablet was inside, and then there was a screen protector protector on top of the tablet's matte screen protector - they did NOT want to risk this thing getting damaged in transit hahaCONS:- There's a little ips glow and backlight bleed on the bottom two corners and the right middle of my tablet's display, it's really only visible if you're displaying a completely black screen, so most wouldn't even notice - but it is there, it's not the worst I have seen but best to be aware of that if that kind of thing bothers you or would affect your use of the device.- The half-glove that comes with the tablet was damaged, there are two small holes at the seam, were I to wear it they would get even bigger and the glove would just fall apart.- To do the one-cable setup you need to use Huion's own incredibly-expensive USB C cable, even if you have your own USB C cables that are capable of carrying the signal you won't be able to use them because the tablet's USB C port is a slightly different shape and is recessed. The 3 headed cable that comes with the device works fine and should be enough for most people but it would be nice if one of this tablet's unique features (one-cable connectivity and the ability to connect to Android devices) was something it could do out of the box.