Ian Dean is Editor, Digital Arts & 3D at Creativebloq, and the former editor of many leading magazines. These titles included ImagineFX, 3D World and leading video game title Official PlayStation Magazine. In his early career he wrote for music and film magazines including Uncut and SFX. Ian launched Xbox magazine X360 and edited PlayStation World.
The best Huion drawing tablets are the perfect options for artists on a budget. Compared to some of the big names in the digital art industry, like Cintiq and, a Huion tablet might not look as high end, but the brand's drawing tablets, light pads and pen displays offer exceptional value for money and appeal to a wide audience of artists and designers.
The Huion pen uses electromagnetic resonance for power, and works up to 10mm away from the screen's surface. We really rate this stylus in particular, as it delivers a premium experience comparable to that of a Wacom Cintiq, and makes the Kamvas Pro 24 capable of playing in the big leagues. As such, this tablet commands a high price tag.
The real star of the show is the included Huion PW517 pen. There's no need for batteries or charging cables, as it draws its power directly from the tablet via electromagnetic resonance. This pen delivers excellent drawing performance and control. It’s smooth and satisfying to use, working up to 10mm from the screen surface, with virtually no parallax.
It features an anti-glare display that does a brilliant job of keeping everything visible in all manner of lighting conditions , and the screen's ever so slightly curved, which helps reduce parallax . It takes a bit of getting used to – you'll likely spend a few days constantly reaching for your regular keyboard out of habit – but put some time into it, and the KD200 is incredibly slick and fun to use. Unfortunately, there's no option for the left-handed among you , so this does restrict who can use the KD200. If you're right-handed, it's a great option.
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