HUIONDrawing Tablet HS610 Graphic Tablet with Battery-Free Stylus 8192 Pen Pressure Tilt Function, 10x6.25 Inches Digital Art for Animation & Design, Compatible with Windows/Mac/Android

I have an old Wacom Intuos 3 I bought a decade ago. The intuos never worked very well with any of my computers. In photoshop it refused to implement pressure and seemingly the drivers would stop working randomly, forcing me to restart.Finally I chose to purchase the Huion HS610. I was trepidant, but at a little over $40, I wasn't risking much.I was very careful to download the correct drivers and uninstall any Wacom drivers I might have had on my rig.Almost immediately it worked flawlessly. The pressure control is very good, the shortcuts work (aside for a couple that don't but it's an issue with my software, not the tablet. For instance, I shortcutted Ctrl-SFT-Alt-S (Save for web), and that works great.However, Ctrl-T (Transform in PSD) refuses to work. Beats me why. It works in another software I have with the same shortcut for the same job. Strange.Other than that, I am thrilled with this tablet. It's smaller than my Intuos, but that's a plus. It's light and easy to handle.I added some tall rubber feet sso I can place it over my keyboard, but that's my preference.It's definitely a good tablet. I am thinking of buying a smaller one for my laptop (Which has a touchscreen and a pen, but it doesn;t work in Photoshop, which is crazy, but it has nothing to do with this tablet).I am happy with this. I have been using it almost daily since I bought it a few months ago and I haven't had any issues with it. A few more shortcut keys would be nice, but for the price it's fantastic.For the record, I had an old ipad Bluetooth slim keyboard and I rigged it to stay above the tablet on my drawing surface (A variable incline I built with pressboard and hinges). That's a lot easier tha n suing the regular keyboard for shortcuts I can't fit on the tablet. I even have a keyboard the size of a cellphone and I have integrated that too in my drawing/editing workstation.TL;DR: It's a very good drawing tablet.

Good product, very good price, fast delivery.

This HUION graphics table is very nice, and with a little big of configuration it works perfectly on Linux too.The battery-less pen is nice, no need to change batteries ever. The pressure sensing is fairly smooth and the pen comes with 8 extra nibs hidden in the pen stand in case you wear yours out. The drawing area is large (about 6x10 inches) and the buttons can be configured to perform whatever functions you need, like copy/cut/paste, undo, switch tools, etc.To get this to work on Linux, get the "Huion H610pro - DIGImend" drivers from github and install them according to the info on the github page (digimend.github.io). In my case, I only want the tablet to only be active on my main screen and I also want the tablet orientation switched to reverse the up/down, I use these lines to do that:xsetwacom set "HUION Huion Tablet Pen stylus" MapToOutput HDMI-1xsetwacom --set "HUION Huion Tablet Pen stylus" Rotate half(Rotating the orientation allows me to turn the tablet so the cord is on the right, out of my way.)All in all, this is a great drawing tablet for the price and I'd recommend it. It's easily the equal of tablets that two or three times as much.

So I just got this tablet today, unboxed it and checked it out.. light weight? pretty comparable to other electronic devices and there accessories it felt fine. I installed the driver and attached the USB cable and tried it out in blender and no pressure sensitivity.. looked around online and there isn't much info on this. after looking around for a bit I uninstalled the drivers rebooted to make sure I had no other applications open then reinstalled drivers and opened blender again and it worked, so far I've used this in Krita, Photoshop 2017 and Blender and Hell's yes very pleased with my purchase. In response to the bad reviews... really?I'm happy with my product.------------------------------------------------------------------Update to my review.After using this product for a few days in various programs. Photoshop, Krita, Blender 8.0 (Grease Pencil). The issues that I had were not related to the tablet’s, hardware, firmware or software. There was no software Cd with drivers that came with the product, but instruction for downloading them from Huion's website which I'm fine with. The first driver install was problematic and the device didn't function properly because I had a graphics application open during the installation, there are clear instruction to close all application’s before installing driver's. I uninstalled Huion’s software, rebooted my computer, opened nothing and then reinstalled the driver's and everything worked as advertised, and the tablet is fully customizable via there software interface.My system.. My system is an MSI laptop with I7 2.8 MGH 16gb of ram and a 6 gig NVIDIA graphics card. any Issues I had with lag were software issues specific to the application used and not hardware related. Graphics programs are resource intensive and put a load on your system if you don't have the resources available or resources properly allocated to said software you will have problems working with larger files tablet or no tablet.Line quality? It took a minute to get used to using a tablet and figure out what was a hardware issue vs software vs user error. the pen is very sensitive and will show every mistake, In blenders Grease Pencil I used auto smoothing to compensate for my shaky hand and it worked great and felt natural like I was sketching on paper and it became a non issue. I didn't find an adjustable auto smooth in my version of Photoshop but from what I understand the latest version does have it, Krita crashed a few times and has known issues with open GL that was broken after a Microsoft update, that made figuring things out a bit buggy but once that was resolved I found that I was able to use there setting’s to set up auto smooth and improve line quality there as well. I think a good base for sorting out issues and what I did was unbox the product set everything up as directed by Huion then use Microsoft Ink to test the tablet and pen and resolve issues so you know whats what if its the hardware or system or software, and then move on to the applications that your going to use the tablet with.one last thing on line quality, another thing I realized was sketching on a letter sized document at 72 or even 100 dpi with a 10px brush is going to be problematic and look horrible vs a 10000 X 7000 px document at 300 dpi where I have more pixels to represent the line the image quality and line quality is going to be far better and print better with the larger document size, of course adjust the numbers to work with your systems resources and whats practical for you.The cons? Directed at Huion regarding the design of the pen.. you give me two switches on the pen that I cant find with my fingers, make there profile higher so there in the way enough to figure out where my fingers are on the pen, two flat spots on the sides incorporated into the grip for orientation also please, make it so the pen has sides. also seriously you cant throw in a third switch on the back end of the pen as an eraser, would that break Huion’s piggy bank?To summarize: I found no problems with the hardware or the drivers for this product that weren't self inflicted or caused by the limitations of my own computer and or software that I used the tablet with, one small complaint that I have been able to happily deal with is that the pen needs a couple of small minor changes.. and the tilt? check the software that your using the tablet in and look for tilt settings in your brushes and adjust those, my tilt seem to work as good as my ability to set up the software for it.that's all happy Huion Customer here and I look forward to using more of there products....added note: this works flawlessly with Autodesk Sketchbook (now free)