Graphics Drawing Tablet, HUION HS610 10x6 Inch Digital Graphics Tablet Large Active Area with 8192 Levels Tilt Battery-Free Stylus and 12 Hot Keys 16 Soft Keys, Compatible with Windows/Mac/Android OS

I really love this Tablet! The price is so affordable for what you get. I used to use a very old Wacom Intuos 3 6x8. This is really a upgrade for me. I just got it and have been using it for Comic freelance line work in Clip Studio here is what I have so far:The Good stuff:-Pressure and Tilt function overall performance ( I could be wrong but this is a difference for me. I also used a drawing old drawing monitor Yiynova without tilt function. Which had pressure but no tilt recognition so I went back to my Wacom intuous 3).-Light weight Pen allows me to draw for a longer time. It feels very ergonomic on the hand/wrist.-Driver was really easy to install and worked right away.-The wheel is cool and express keys function well (I use the keyboard mostly)-Really nice design looks great and is slim for portability.Small issue:- The Work Area had to be adjusted for me.. I made it a little shorter on the right side (Cuts off at the start line of the #15 soft key at the top right). I found that when I draw on the right side my hand hits the edge of the tablet when you run out of real estate. Default work area is longer horizontal wise than I am used to working on (I worked on intuos 3 6x8). I draw with the tablet on my lap with the back of the top resting on a tables edge. So this might be just my issue than something universal.I included my adjustment in a image if anyone was interested and might want to try it. This doesn't impede work at all there is more than enough drawing space after. I really LOVE this drawing tablet.Thank you Huion!Keep up the Amazing Work :D

Excellent, cost-effective graphics tablet. Arrived on time and in new condition. I did quite a bit of research on various brands of graphics tablets before making this purchase mostly because I’m cheap and also because I planned to use the tablet for photo retouching in Photoshop. Also, I've never used a graphics tablet before. Well, right out of the box this tablet did not disappoint. Setup took less than 5 minutes. I didn’t stay with the built-in device driver Windows 10 applied on connecting to the tablet, I also downloaded and installed the latest driver from Hunion which allowed full configuration of buttons, etc.The rubber grip on the pen is great, the pressure/lateral sensitivity of the pen-tablet combination is excellent; my signature looks exactly like when I use a pen or pencil. This is likely because I'm using the smaller muscles in my hand and fingers for control instead of whole hand and forearm as with a mouse. The surface of the tablet has a slightly roughened texture, feeling similar to paper, and I find that a positive. I was happy to see that the tablet surface does not activate from touch like a PC touchpad. This allows me to rest my hand on its surface while editing and not have my hand movement control the cursor or execute some command. I experienced an immediate improvement in editing control on a couple of test photos during my first hour of use. Although the pen and tablet are taking some getting used to. I had no sense of anything 'cheap' or ‘inferior’ about this tablet.A tip for some notebook users who don't plan to slide this unit into and out of a computer bag: I attached four small, adhesive-backed rubber pads (maybe 3/8” thick) near the very thin rubber pads on back of the tablet. This elevates the tablet above my notebook keyboard and places the tablet directly below my screen. Through careful definition of the tablet and pen button commands this seems to work pretty well for me, but time will tell. Overall: an excellent starter tablet for a newb like me and one that provided real savings over some other brands. Enjoy!

Since you know I like it I will put the cons up front.1) It doesn't have a tracing sheet/ cover sheet. The only real drawback with that for me is you cant print out a cheatsheet for the soft buttons. You can stick some stick on labels but that is kind of funky.2) the pen does not have an eraser. Not a biggie for me but I know it would be a deal breaker for some.3) it doesn't arrive with the tilt function working. You have to email support and they will send you a link to the firmware tool that you need to update the firmware to enable tilt. And the tool only works in Windows. I'm Mac so... However I had so many things that had firmware this and that that had no way to update on Macs that I bought one of these really cheap pc's that plug into a monitor just to solve that issue. Probably something like parallels would also work fine, but the cheap PC was cheaper than parallels so I went that way.4) the pen holder is not weighted so it's, well, light.The tablet itself is very sturdy and well made. Installation was just running the setup software. Compared to installing Wacom drivers it was a breeze. It is a lot more responsive than my old tablet. An admittedly old Intuos2 9X12. The old one was huge and really too big, plus the drivers were hanging on by their teeth.I could have knocked a 1/2 star off for not having a way for Macs to natively update the firmware.This is an incredibly good tablet for the price. This will be my fourth or fifth tablet and this is by far the best one I have used. And the one it replace probably cost 10 times as much as I paid for this one.