HUION Kamvas 24 Graphics Drawing Tablet Monitor, 2.5K QHD 23.8 Inch Pen Display with 8192 Levels Battery-free Stylus and Adjustable Stand – for Remote Office & E-learning

If you want a large-screened tablet this is far better value than what Wacom is offering. Pressure sensitivity and screen performance is equal to the same resolution Wacom tablets, build quality is also comparably good on the tablet, although the pen feels a little cheaper, but not in a hugely significant way. Included stand is good, feels much sturdier than expected. The only real thing it is missing (which I didn’t expect) is brush rotation – which I think the Pro version does have. This might be a dealbreaker for some people, if it doesn’t matter to you, then this is an excellent drawing tablet.

une Etoile de moins pour la livraison car le livreur n’a pas daign venir jusque chez moi. Pour rceptionner la tablette oblig de me dplacer pendant mes heures de travail (forcment) merci le livreu

This is my first graphics tablet & I’m very happy with how easy it was to setup, and the how much the quality of my work has improved thanks to it. Overall it’s high quality but the screen is a bit blurry if you look closely, I’m not sure if that’s normal but also for this price, it’s a great tablet.

I love it! It’s the perfect size to draw on. I recommend buying the case on the Official Huion website or choose a cheaper route and buy a 17″ bag so that you know your pen display is secured safely. For anyone struggling with the no signal error. Try using the 3-in-one cable. Plug the adaptor, and both the HDMI and USB cable at the same time. So far this was the only way I got it to work. The other cables didn’t work unfortunately. This method also helped me activate the huion driver app too (you have to install this manually).

Industry working 3D artist review:
So 20 years ago there were no decent Wacom competitors. That doesn’t seem to be the case now. I wanted a 24 inch screened tablet but Wacom haven’t done a new premium version in over 4 years. So I purchased this mostly in impulse during a sale. I would send it back if I wasn’t satisfied and wouldn’t be attached in the slightest, and switch back to me 16inch cintique.
From the get go, love this tablet. The screen is awesome. Sensitivity is great. It feels a bit more sensitive than my wacom, but after a week I got used to it.
It functions perfectly. Doesn’t feel even remotely like a downgrade from my 16inch cintique. The biggest thing is the value. 3x cheaper with a tiny bit of a resolution downgrade, which other Huion models have.
Im not sure if I can justify the massive increase in price, Wacom has…..
Only issue I had with this tablet was the drivers. Which a reinstallation fixed. Lovely tablet. Highly recommended.

This is a absolutely Beautiful tablet. Just stunning and the detail effort that went into building this must of taken some time. The screen with all lovely colours are second to none. Ive never really been into art til now. The screen is heavy the box was about 9kg. The packaging was fantastic with well packed and safe. The screen is very quick response with the pen. You will need a good pc or laptop that can handle this tablet.
i am happy to give 5 stars as its really worth that. Its worth the RRP and anyone going to Uni will need something like this. You can also use as a monitor.
The stand is really good and you can tilt different levels for comfort.
I do recommend this Graphics Drawing Tablet and will give hours and hours of fun and enjoyment.
Anyone looking for a decent or high level tech tablet this could be the one for you and worth every bit.
Absolutely recommend this purchase

I was looking for my first Graphics tablet and was considering the XP-PEN Artist 24 Pro and this one, the Huion Kamvas 24 Plus. I initially went with the XP-PEN but I returned two and decided on the Huion, which is what I should have done in the first place. The XP-PEN’s have a problem with their displays. There are marks on either the underside of the glass or on top of the LCD, and they really stand out. The screen on the Huion is perfect, nice and sharp with crisp colours.

The ‘feel’ of the pen on the screen is excellent, it feels so natural. Due to the laminated screen the accuracy is also superb. The 3 in 1 cable is a nice touch, saves having multiple cables across the desktop. I am using it with Photoshop on a Desktop running Windows 11 and there are no issues with the Drivers or anything. It is really easy to calibrate and assign various functions to the two buttons on the pen.

It is quite expensive, but I think it is worth it and it is the best one out of the two I have tried!

Come sempre Huion raggiunge le aspettative con prodotti di eccellente qualit ad un prezzo ragionevole. Non sono ancora al livello di Wacom ma ci sono molto vicini ad un prezzo che non ha paragoni con WACOM che comunque sopravalutata. Lo schermo eccellente, un IPS che raggiunge il 140% della gamma SRGB ed un deltaE inferiore a 2, dicono il 98% della gamma Adobe RGB ma effettivamente siamo intorno all’80/85% che comunque non male per il tipo di uso che generalmente si fa con un pen-tablet. La penna risponde bene ed hanno migliorato notevolmente il parallasse cio la distanza tra la punta della penna lo schermo che ora di solo 0,3mm quindi come se si disegnasse su un foglio. La dotazione di tutto rispetto con lo stand regolabile in confezione, 10 punte di ricambio, un guanto, il cavo 3-1 per il collegamento via HDMI e il cavo USB-C USB-C per collegarlo direttamente alla Porta USB-C/Thunderbolt per PC/Smartphone. Il 2,5K di risoluzione comodo e non disturba la dimensione delle scritte, dei menu ecc. e si fa notare, la resa cromatica buona e migliora dopo una calibrazione hardware che resa ancora pi precisa da un buon menu che permette di regolare oltre ad intensit, contrasto anche l’RGB. Ovviamente se si fa color correction e color grading non pu sostituire un buon monitor professionale tipo EIZO, BenQ o ASUS ProArt. lo la uso infatti per i lavori di fotoritocco e video-editing, correzione dei difetti, correzione delle luci, mentre per la parte di correzione del colore faccio affidamento al monitor. La comodit di lavorare con la penna impareggiabile. Le 4 stelle allora? perch deve migliorare l’aspetto Driver che non sono ancora performanti al 100% soprattutto lato Mac OS. Sono infatti da un p di tempo (ho anche una Kanvas Pro 22) in contatto con il supporto Huion per correggere un bug che si presenta sui Mac con Chip M1 che impedisce alla penna di lavorare nel test (solo nel test, nel lavoro funziona perfettamente) e di assegnare e far funzionare correttamente i tasti programmabili (problema che affligge sia le versioni Pro che il tastierino separato MD-100 ovviamente non la 24 Plus che non ha tasti programmabili). Comunque se non volete spendere oltre 2000 euro per una Cintiq questa un ottima e consigliatissima alternativa non che non la far rimpiangere assolutamente.

J’ai rarement autant aim une tablette depuis ma Wacom Cintiq 22HD, jusqu’ici aucune ne m’avait convenue, pas mme les Cintiq Pro, pas mme les XP-Pen artist quivalentes ! Cette tablette est un pur bijou pour qui soigne ses besoins pour le dessin/le graphisme et son budget !

Les + :
— Trs bonne taille pour qui a la place sur son bureau, j’ai tendance trop me pencher sur des modles plus petits (les 13 par exemple) ce qui me cre de vives douleurs dans le dos la fin de ma sance. Ici je n’ai pas ce soucis ; l’cran est large, me permet de travailler avec prcision sans me vouter sur mon cran.
— Plus de film plastique sur l’cran, ce qui est un grand OUI pour moi ! L’cran est trait de sorte ce qu’on ait une lgre sensation d’accroche, ni trop abrupte ni trop lisse, un vrai plaisir de dessiner dessus ! Le traitement rduit aussi beaucoup la parallaxe entre le curseur et le stylet.
— Trs bonne qualit de couleurs grce la prise en charge du sRGB 140% mais qui ncessite, comme toujours chez Huion, un rglage de luminosit et de contrastes manuels.
— Stylet lger, sans pile, avec des mines de rechange et un repose-stylet vraiment pratique, qui tient bien en place. Le pilote permet de rgler la sensibilit du stylet, un vrai plus quand on veut avoir jusqu’aux plus lgers traits, ce qui fait dfaut la concurrence chez X-Pen dont le stylet saute du niveau de pression 0 1500 directement…
— J’ai profit de l’offre gratuite du botier de raccourcis qui compense l’absence de boutons sur la tablette et que je trouve plus pratique quand on s’y habitue.
— Cble pur et pratique, qui vite la connectique brouillon.
— Le prix ! Certes c’est un investissement, a reste une sacre somme, mais on fait difficilement mieux pour ce niveau de qualit, les Wacom tant 2 3 fois plus chres !

Les moins :
— Les rglages de l’cran, en luminosit, contraste et couleurs est un vrai casse tte et j’ai d comparer celui-ci deux autres crans pour tre sre d’avoir des rglages optimaux.
— A voir la tenue dans le temps et si le SAV est capable de suivre correctement en cas de soucis.
— Elle n’est pas aussi lourde qu’une Wacom Pro, mais pse tout de mme son poids, car le pied inclinable est vendu avec. Je suis costaud et j’ai de la force, mais j’ai une pense pour les personnes qui n’en ont pas beaucoup et qui peut-tre ne trouveront pas pratique cette tablette. Je vous conseille de l’installer deux dans ce cas !
— L’cran prend la poussire en un jour, il faut donc la nettoyer rgulirement et avec un chiffon prvu pour les crans, affin d’viter tout choc ou toute griffe (mme si l’cran parat vraiment solide).

Le plus Amazon ; Livraison rapide et soigne en un jour grce Amazon Logistics, le livreur a vrifi avec moi l’tat du carton, tout tait nickel ! Assez rare parmi les services de livraison pour le souligner !

D’ailleurs si vous voulez checker mon travail avec cette tablette, vous pouvez me trouver sur les rseaux sociaux au pseudo @millyalexart, millyalexander.com pour mon portfolio 😉

This is my first pen display and im really happy with the quality of it (ive had it for about 2 months now). I use it as a dual monitor aswell so even if im not using it for drawing or writing it has another purpose, which makes it even more worth the price of it.

I was looking for a pen display for a while that was cheap but still of decent size and it hasnt let me down so far. Only struggle is maybe using the pen display settings as you need to hold down the 2 big buttons on the monitor to get to brightness settings etc, but as mine are also set to zoom in and out for the individual buttons, it starts to bug out and zoom in everywhere before it goes to the settings. Its not a big drawback or anything but be careful with what you set those 2 buttons for as it might start thinking youre using it and do something to your current work.

Im left handed and i was able to set it to left hand mode and flip the display, however you need to flip the screen upside down in your display settings on windows, aswell as the huion driver (2 steps) i didnt realise this so it took me a while but i got there in the end using youtube videos on it. Hope this helps 🙂

Had this for only a few days so far, so I may come back later to update after longer use.

First impressions: 5/5
Excellent quality, great materials used and the finish feels professional. Very much on par with a certain more established (and more expensive) large brand.
The stand feels sturdy and the silicone pads keep everything stay firmly in place for now. I can see these ageing and becoming less tacky, at which point they will need replacement.
Cables and connection options are also fantastic.

Physical set-up: 5/5
Thia was super easy. The cables are all included for every possible option. My pc has a USB 3 port right next to the hdmi output, so I didn’t even need to connect the third part (the red USB) of the hydra cable.
The stand gives me a comfy enough tilt, so no complaints there either, but obviously this is very subjective.

Installation of drivers: 4/5
The installation itself was easy enough. But downloading was a pain. There is no driver available on the UK website, and the international site kept dropping the connection so the download kept failing. A quick online search reveals that this is a fairly common issue. I ended up web-searching the *exact file name* of the driver and found it on a Korean server. That downloaded quickly and things went smooth from there. This however left me without the detailed English user guide.

Software set-up: 4/5
By default the tablet pops up as ‘duplicate screen’, meaning you see the same things on it as on your main screen. I changed this to ‘extend screen’ to give me a larger desktop. It took me a while to figure out how to make the tablet recognise which desktop to use for the pen control. By default the cursor popped back to my default screen every time I tried using the pen. This function is handy to use the tablet as a traditional drawing tablet (ie without a screen) but it’s probably not how you want to use it. I found the setting in the driver settings window after a while.

Software compatibility: 5/5
I tried this with an older version of photoshop (pre-subscription), and a few other applications (Kriton, Corel, etc). Everything works smoothly and without issues. The only thing that I had to figure out (this may be in the detailed user guide) is that every time I start up I need to authorise ‘admin access’ to the drivers to allow the tablet to control other ‘admin level’ softwares. This is a simple button press in the driver settings.

User experience: 5/5
The laminated screen really delivers. It is the same tech as in some higher end smartphones, bringing the actual display diodes closer to the surface of the screen. In smart phones this is a bit of a gimmick, although nice. In a pen display tablet this means you will see virtually no distance at all between the tip of your pen and the line you are drawing. This distance is responsible for the so called ‘parallax effect’ and as such this tablet reduces this to the absolute minimum. Those who never used older tablets will never know how huge a difference this makes. Sure you can get used to parallax, but why would you deal with an inconvenience if you don’t have to!? I think this is one of the main best features of this tablet.

The matte screen protector film reduces glare and makes the feel of the pen closer to that of a pencil on paper, but to be honest these protector films are available to every other brand too. The main thing here is that it is pre-applied for you in the factory, so you don’t have to deal with sticking it on yourself. It’s quite a big bonus as a new user, and makes the product more ‘ready out of the box’, but if you put the tablet through some regular heavy use (several hours every day) you will need to change the film at some point in the future.

The pen is great, comparable to most high-end brands. Pen tilt works fine. Pressure levels way beyond most people’s ability to fully utilise. Two buttons, good grip, good weight. Could be a few grams heavier for my liking, but this is a personal preference (and lighter is ergonomically better) so I can’t complain. The flattened design towards the end can be distracting when you do light handed linework or sketching, but no biggie.

Value for money: 5/5
Honestly this is a fantastic piece of equipment for under 350 / $400. I managed to snap up a deal on it reducing it even further.
There are many features that can and should be improved upon here, but any one of those improvements would inevitably push the price up, and sharply.
In my opinion Huion managed to find the perfect balance of features to get the best possible experience for users at this price point.
Sure the 1080HD screen is not the sharpest any more (we’re looking at 8k screens becoming common), the colour accuracy is not as great as higher-end tablets, 16″ is an awkward work surface between small and large, etc… But if you’re looking at these features as something that matters to you than you are probably an professional / industry veteran and you can (hopefully) afford more to spend on the main tools for your livelihood.

I absolutely love the Huion Kamvas 16 and wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking at this price range.