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Speaking of functionality, the Huion Kamvas 13 has 6 customizable buttons located to the left of the display. Huions are like the toyota of tablets, packed with great functionality and budget-friendly. Much more thoughtful than most of the tablets out there. For this, the tablet has 2 USB Type-C ports, one for a 3-in-1 type C to HDMI and the other for a type-c to type-c. It’s not a stand-alone tablet, so you’ll need to connect it to your computer. The surface texture of the tablet hits a perfect sweet spot between rough paper and smooth glass that lets you draw with ease and accuracy. Like the Cintiq and X-Pen on this list, it comes with 8192 levels of pen pressure ready to use in your pressure sensitive capable programs. The display is the largest on this list at an impressive 13 inches! The scratch-resistant with anti-glare display provides a vibrant 1920×1080 HD experience with 16.7 million colors. The HUION KAMVAS 13 supports up to 60 degrees of tilt response. Their mid-range HUION KAMVAS 13 stands up to their reputation for making quality tablets that get the job done at an affordable price.
Huion are probably the most well-known brand after Wacom in the drawing tablet industry. 2020 HUION KAMVAS 13 Graphics Drawing Tablet If you are looking for a feature packed tablet with a display and tilt recognition, this is a good tablet from XP-Pen.Ĭheck Price 3.
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The XP-Pen Artist12 Pro is a great alternative to the Wacom Cintiq 16 at less than have the cost. The drawing surface has a smooth paper-like feel that allows the pen to glide comfortably without sliding. The colors and contrasts are accurate thanks to the vibrant IPS panel. Other than the customizable buttons to the left, it’s quite similar in design to the Cintiq and Huion KAMVAs that’s next on this list, especially because of the thick border around the active area of the screen. The display has an anti-reflective coating. It is a sleek cool design with a metallic red strip that matches the red dial on the tablet, a nice touch. The pen as i’ve mentioned does not need to be charges, so you get uninterrupted drawing experience. It’s a great feature to use a dial to zoom in and out with precision rather than using buttons.
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Also in the box is a portable stand that attaches to the back of the tablet and lifts it to a comfortable angle.Ī big advantage this XP-Pen has over the Cintiq is the 8 customizable buttons plus a rotating dial that I haven’t seen in other brands.
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The XP-Pen has 8192 levels of pen pressure and a battery-free stylus that powers as you draw like the Cintiq.Īlso like the Cintiq, it’s not a stand-alone tablet, so you have to keep it connected to your computer via USB or HDMI to Mac adapter cable that comes in the box.
However it does rival the Wacom in a number of areas that makes it a cheaper buy if you don’t mind shaving off a few inches on the display. The active area measures out at 11.6 inches so it is smaller than the Cintiq 16.
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The XP-Pen Artist12 Pro is a mid-range tablet with ☖0 ° tilt support and full HD display. You’ll have this one for quite some time. Overall it’s a great tablet and although Wacoms tend towards the higher end of the price-range, the Cintiq 16 assures a quality build and great technical support as is the case with the Wacom range. You don’t need to change batteries or stop drawing to recharge, the pen charges as you draw, a great feature from Wacom. The pen is comfortable to hold with a rubber grip and two well-placed customizable buttons. The connection is made via a 3-in-1 HDMI cable that provides a lag-free experience as you draw. The Wacom Cintiq 16 is not a stand-alone drawing tablet, meaning you’ll need to keep it connected to your computer. However, the tablet comes with foldable legs that raise it to a 19 ° incline that eliminates any parallax, it’s easier on the eyes and ergonomic for your drawing hand. You may notice a bit of parallax if you use the tablet while it’s laying flat on your desk. There are no customizable buttons on the tablet which isn’t great if that’s what you’re used to but you may like that if you prefer the clean design. It boasts of 8192 pressure levels, which is all the pressure sensitivity you need for your stroke widths and smooth transparencies. The active drawing area is 13.6 x 7.6 inches which may appear small because of the thick bezel around it but I found it more than adequate for drawing on Photoshop with all the tools and panels on screen. The pen glides on the surface with a natural smooth feel, almost like you’re drawing on paper. The 1920×1080 display is scratch resistant and anti-glare with a matte finish that retains great color accuracy, displaying upto 16.7 million colors. First on my list, is the Wacom Cintiq 16, a 15.6 inch tablet with a full HD screen that supports ☖0 ° of tilt recognition.
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