HUIONNote Smart Notebook Writing Pad Digital Notepad Bluetooth 5.0 with 8192 Pressure Levels for Note-taking and Sketching Compatible Android/iOS/Windows/macOS/Linux, Brown, 7.35×5.5 inch

The book is presented in classy packaging. On opening, the quality is on point. This is an absolute game changing piece of tech. I'm a tattooist, the ability to be able to sketch and have it converted into a vector file immediately is wonderful. Dead easy to use. The only smol gripe is the magnetic pen holder isn't great at staying on, I've bought a 10inch tablet sleeve to keep it protected so it's not really a problem. It comes with spare refills and nibs for when using as a graphics tabletAny A5 notebook will work with this, or graph paper, you name it! The ability to trace photos, etc is fantastic. Hooking up to the computer it can be used as a perfectly competent graphics tablet. The pen is fast and responsive.The price point is very good, with the discount offered this was just a smidge over £100. I was looking at ones nearly double the price, but am so glad I purchased this one. Buy it and you seriously won't regret it! :)

I have been using a Wacom Intuos Draw tablet for a couple of months, before eventually deciding to go for something larger. Deciding where to spend my money was a tough decision, as the market is full of similar looking products from quite a few brands at various price points. I ended up choosing Huion h610pro v2 and after a month of heavy use I'm ready to share some thoughts.To begin with, I absolutely LOVE this tablet. I find ridicoulous the fact that it is similarly priced with my previous one from Wacom, when it can easily be compared with the Intuos Pro, at least feature-wise. Here are some great things about it straight out of the box:- 8000 pen pressure levels. I can only compare it to my Intuos Draw, but boy it makes a difference.- Battery free pen, 8 extra nibs safely kept on the pen holder.- Very nice drawing feel, good quality plastic overall- Companion software is very nice. Works straight away as expected, even the buttons are already set to the default options, which I find ideal- Tilt support that works great.- I used to encounter a problem with my intuos, where all shortcuts (even keyboard ones) would stop responding after a couple of hours at photoshop (some windows 10 users may know what I mean). No such problems anymore!- Mini usb connection. You can get a cheap replacement cable if ever needed.I didn't find any serious flaws, but here are some questionmarks:- The pen tip movement has quite some travel compared to my Intuos. It took me a couple of days before I adjusted to it. Nothing unbearable, just something to consider if you are a Wacom user.- The zoom in/out buttons on the tablet feel like they could break or get stuck. I haven't had any problems yet, but makes me feel unsafe.- The tablet itself doesn't sit totally even on the desk. Again, not an issue when drawing, I noticed it by accident while cleaning my desk.- Software doesn't allow you to set up the buttons for multiple apps like Wacom. You have to go with a universal setup.Considering all the above, it seems my next upgrade will only be for a draw-on-screen tablet. I just wanted a larger surface to be more comfortable, was even willing to pay the almost £200 for a feature-less Wacom, until I found out about this one. All the features that are considered "premium" and "pro", Huion sells them to you at a starter pack price. I think this product is a sweet spot for most consumers out there and I can't recommend it enough.

Works good, nice working area size, but the driver is a bit weird on macos, sometimes it refuses to see the tablet until you completely reboot your mac.Also you need to pay attention if the touch bar is enabled, I accidentally engage it with my wrist from time to time.

This was my first experience of using a graphics tablet, aside from a very basic one many years ago.I'm a beginner in photoshop in a lot of ways - I have the basics but I'm still learning.I ordered a tablet because I was finding a mouse too inaccurate for compositing work. I was planning on buying a Wacom, but after doing some YouTube research discovered Huion.The tablet comes in a quality package - it feels like it should cost more than it does. This extends into the product, which is solidly made and has a quality feel. ALthough light the plastic is solid with no creaks or flexing.Let's talk usage. I expected a long learning curve and I was wrong. After 1/2 hour I was using the pen instinctively. It's very accurate and responsive to direction changes and pressure.. The speed it brings over a mouse is hard to describe - everything is faster and easier.After a day of use I can't live this without this thing! My photoshop skill have grown more in 2 weeks of using it than they have in six months.When you factor in the pricing it's an amazing tool!Are there any downsides? Not that I have encountered. I find I tend not to use the buttons (aside from Zoom in and out) and prefer to use the keyboard. Similarly I don't use the pen buttons much (they feel a little awkward, but I suspect that's my clumsiness). I have not programmed the soft buttons, I think I might as they would suit my way of working.Honestly this ins brilliant, wish I had discovered it before now. It'll be a while before I outgrow it, but when I do I'd buy another Huion in a heartbeat.

It’s amazing. It somehow syncs perfectly to my phone with the app, and it’s easy to set up. It’s really good for any aspiring writers, it’s good for drawing, and it’s great quality. If you know anyone who does anything (ANYTHING) related to handwriting, please get it for them.