HUION KAMVAS 22 Drawing Tablet with Screen 120% sRGB PW517 Battery-Free Stylus Adjustable Stand, 21.5inch Pen Display for Windows PC, Mac, Android

Disclaimer: I am a beginner digital artist and this is my first experience working with a pen display. As such, I have no frame of reference and cannot say if any of the features on this display are better or worse than other brands. On the plus side, I am not biased!Setup:Instructions are easy to follow and I had it up and running within 10 minutes, but I did experience a common issue with connecting it to my laptop via USB-C. The display got power but showed no signal, even though it was connected to a Thunderbolt port with a certified cable. For me the problem was with the default display settings in Windows. While frustrating, this wasn't Huion's fault and the included 3 cable plug worked straight away. If you have cable management OCD like me, I would recommend using right/up angle USB-C adapter(s) - if you don't the cord(s) will visibly stick out of the right side of the display.The Pen:This is the weakest part of the product. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy exactly, but it doesn't feel sturdy either. Also, I wish the two programmable buttons had a bit more tension as I sometimes accidentally click them with my grip style. The pen calibration process is absolutely necessary, but I did not find this step very intuitive and had to look up how to do it. Once completed the pen tracks quite well, even at the edge of the screen. Pen pressure sensitivity seems a bit underwhelming, but I also have no basis for comparison.Display:My primary monitor is a 3k OLED and there is a very large and definite discrepancy between the two when looking at them side by side. This is not a dig on this product - It performs as advertised - just know that you should proof your color selections and work on another screen, if possible. The screen on the Kamvas 22 is ~19x11 inches and provides plenty of real estate for the task/side bars so you have a comfortable working area for your project. There is a tiny bit of parallax due to my preferred drawing position, but it is minimal and doesn't impact the work in any way.OverallFor me, using a pen display has been a game changer. If you are looking at getting into digital art, I feel that the Kamvas 22 is a great entry-level product that provides incredible value for the money. I hope this review helped, and good luck with your art!

Has been such an amazing Drawing tablet for the last 3-4 years iv had it. The pressure works amazing and the color display is so much more vibrant than displayed on my laptop. A problem I had with a previous drawing tablet was that the command buttons were on the front screen of the tablet, and when pushed would get lodged/ stuck inside the tablet. This tablet, however, has the buttons place on the top edge, and they don't get stuck when pushed. its perfect and well worth the investment.

This is my first time getting a pen display after a few years of using tablets, and I gotta say I’m loving it so far. It is definitely a lot easier to draw on, and although I’m not new to digital art, I’d say this product would be great for beginners. First off, it’s huge, and nearly as big as my actual monitor. ~19 inches of space is more than enough to draw on, and I’m glad I didn’t go smaller. The pen is beautiful and fits in my hand perfectly. I would recommend using/buying a glove, as the screen can get dirty.I haven’t tested out the tilt function yet as I’m pretty sure Medibang doesn’t support it, but I’m sure it works just as fine. The only thing I’m a bit annoyed by is the ports being on the bottom, but it’s really not a big deal for me. (My desk is really small and I always have cords hanging down anyways.) Drivers were easy to install & setup on Windows (don’t let the pictures fool you, I’m running 10 & not XP). The monitor does get a bit warm while drawing, but it’s not anything noticeable and actually feels a bit nice. The color on this thing also looks better than my actual monitor too. 10/10, would recommend.Edit 08/22/21: Nearly a year later and this thing still works fantastic. Alas the time has come for me to upgrade, but this display is still near mint condition despite the fact I used it so much lol. The scratches aren't visible at all, and I know there definitely is some on mine. I would definitely purchase this if I was a beginner to digital art (or using a pen display in general) or if I was looking for a cheaper selection.