HUIONKamvas Slate 10 Standalone Drawing Tablet No Computer Needed with Full-Laminated Screen, 10.1-inch Digital Art Tablet with 4096 Levels Stylus Pen, Android 12, 8GB+128GB for Artist Beginner

My husband wanted to get into digital art, so I gave him this for his birthday. It’s basically just an Android tablet, but the touch screen function is great, and the pen has nice touch sensitivity and the pen thickness responds in kind. Highly recommend

Great color, response time and amazing art effects.

The media could not be loaded. I really like the tablet it’s not just for drawing but it’s just like if you bought a regular tablet the battery life was good for me only thing I always have a problem with stylus I was drawing and kept tapping the screen and it was huge whenever I started to sketch compared to when I swipe with my finger it’s very smaller stroke compared to the pen I always have these types of problems when buying a stylus the pressure sensitivity when drawing isn’t the best you have to touch the screen light if you want smaller lines other than that the tablet is really good

Llegó antes del tiempo previsto. Excelente producto.

I am new to digital drawing and have been looking for a drawing tablet that won't break the bank for a while now. I first tried two different digital pencils with my touchscreen laptop, and that wasn't bad, but it was nowhere near as good as this tablet.It is such a smooth drawing/writing experience with the tablet. The first few times of use I just kept writing cursive and watching the pen work. It's the best one I've used. There is no lag or wavy lines at all. My drawings are turning out great. There is a learning curve, so expect that if you are a beginner.I have 3 complaints. First, I hate where the button on the pen is. It is right where I usually hold my pencils so I accidentally push it a lot. I've gotten more used to it now, but in the beginning it was frustrating. Second, I don't like the drawing app it comes with. I don't think it has enough options. That is definitely preference though. Luckily, you can download any drawing app you like (I like Infinite Painter). And lastly, the tablet seems to drain when not in use. However, I go days without using it. I think I am used to phones not draining as much, but I don't think this tablet is that advanced. It's not a huge deal, especially if you use it often and charge it often.None of my complaints are enough to not give 5 stars. Overall, I highly recommend this tablet.

The drawing is fine and I would give it 4 stars, but the Internet connection is terrible and I have to take a one star off. At home where all other devices (phones, fire tablets, iPads, laptops and so on), this tablet shows signal strength very low (even when we are right next to the router), and won't connect. Many times we had to try multiple times to connect. My 8 year old who owns the tablet finally had enough Nd told me, "Daddy I want a better tablet, higher quality please!" Shopping for a replacement at the moment.

The media could not be loaded. This is just an android tablet, and it’s a pretty decent one at that! It comes with a pen, it’s pressure sensitive (so the harder you push, the harder the drawn marking). As it is an android, you can use it for whatever you want, Netflix, Reddit, whatever.The drawing software it comes with is called HiPaint, which honestly has a decent feature-set, the problem is that every time you open HiPaint it hits you with a fullscreen super scammy ad. One of the those large green pulsating buttons that says “click here to claim your $750” over a background image of gold coins. As the manufacturer of this tablet, I’d be so embarrassed to pre-install that software. The fix? Just uninstall HiPaint and install Krita. I mean, Krita is better, free and very widely used anyway. That said, Krita can be seen as advanced, so you or the person you are giving this to will need to either have experience or be ready to learn. It’s not hard, and it’s a reusable skill.All things considered, this is my best purchase this year and I know my daughter is going to LOVE it.

1) Overwhelming smoke odor! The first thing I noticed when I opened the box was that it reeked like a barbeque smoker, or like it had been infused with liquid smoke. No visible smoke damage but still a curious red flag.2) No included apps or other drawing-specific software! HiPaint is pre-installed, but it requires an update immediately to work, and then has a million pop-ups and ads which also causes it to be unbelievably unresponsive. You'll have to download and pay for your drawing apps separately.3) The included pen is a sham! It works to draw the same as a finger, but at least the one I got doesn't do anything else. There's a charging port, and a light that turns on when plugged in but the buttons don't do anything. The charging light also never changes color so maybe mine is just broken but whatever the case it is not a smart stylus.4) Case is very thin and cheap! I don't know why they repeatedly call it a leather case, it is some kind of synthetic fiber but not even fake leather. It is really smooth and slippery, which could make it easy to drop or slip off a surface. The magnet that is supposed to hold it shut releases if there's a slight draft.5) NOT a drawing tablet! NOTHING about this tablet is better for drawing than any other device. The only buttons are power and volume. The screen is plain glass which is like drawing on a TV screen, with a pen that doesn't have any features or capabilities besides dragging along the screen with no pressure sensitivity. The performance is laggy.This device is not what you're looking for. Buy any $100 generic tablet and a $5 stylus pen you'll have the same experience.