Huion Inspiroy H1060P Drawing Graphics Tablet Tilt Function ±60° Battery Free Stylus with 8192 Pen Pressure 12 Customized Press Keys Perfect for online learning and teaching

I was originally looking for a Wacom, but the ones I could afford were rather small (not at all suited to my ham shaped fists!). So I kept looking and found Huion - who I had never heard of before. However, reading the reviews, it seemed excellent value for money ... and so it proved. Right from the word go, it looked the part. It arrived in a substantial, smart box, was well packed and came compelete with a removable 8GB SD card containing the driver. Nice thinking. The build is solid and not at all chunky. The pen (which contains a rechargeable LI-ON battery) comes pretty well charged and is used without any accursed leads (which seem ALWAYS to be in the wrong place at the wrong time). With the "NEW"1060 Plus, driver installation was easy - just plug in the pad and look for the new USB device that has appeared in Windows Explorer (in my case "USB Drive (D:)" ). Drill down and you find a .zip file containing the driver and User Guide. Once you run the setup (PC or MAC), simply re-boot and Voila! ... orft you jolly well go. The large working area is great and you can programme just about any key combination you need for programs like Photoshop (although remembering them is another matter. I may resort to sticky labels!) The pen is responsive and draws beautifully smooth curves. All in all, excellent value for money; I am exceedingly impressed and don't hesitate in recommending it.

I usually use a Wacom Cintiq for my main workstation, but I occasionally switch to an old Wacom Intuos 4 M because the angle of the Cintiq after prolonged use starts to give me shoulder and back issues.Recently my old Intuos died so I sought to replace it and wasn't particularly impressed with the latest Intuous range, and the Intuos Pro range whilst comparable to the original Intuos is absurdly overpriced.I really missed having an alternate to the Cintiq but couldn't justify wasting money on inferior or over priced tablets.Then I noticed a lot more options are available, Wacom honestly used to be the only game in town, but suddenly I'm seeing a myriad of options from Chinese companies which look comparable to the Intous range but are a fraction of the price.I thought at £45 it's worth a punt and I have to say I'm glad I took the plunge, it's almost identical to the Intous that it replaced. It's clean, responsive, has great sensitivity and my one reservation the pen being rechargeable as opposed to Wacoms "pen-abled" design really is not a big deal.I've been using it everyday for almost a month and still haven't needed to charge it. All in all a great purchase, and still would be at twice the price, and after a month it's already more than paid for itself.Also have to say I love the little touches Huion included, the bag, the pen stand with the extra nibs inside, the glove.This isn't a budget product, it's a serious and legitimate competitor to the monopoly Wacom has had on digital artists for far too long and I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes.

10/10 from me.This tablet is about the same width as my 17' Asus laptop. Just a bit shorter. It has an impressive work space, is very responsive and the keys are very useful.Pros:>large size work space.>good pen to tablet 'feel'>lightweight for travel>good pressure sensitivity>driver installation is simple and fast>plenty hot keys that you can reassign>very cheap for the power you're getting>fast delivery>first time user friendly>compatible with photoshop, GIMP and a few others tried.Cons:>I tend to lean on the buttons when not working (but this is more me not being careful)>nothingHuion has and will probably always be my favorite graphic tablet designers, even after trying other more 'mainstream' tablets.A few reason why for the price of this you cant get the smallest wacom tablet.They feel nice to use and and are compatible (in my experience) with any artists software you might have.

I was using a tiny Wacom Bamboo for donkey's years before this, and upgrading to this for such a low price feels great. I don't make much use of the buttons, especially not seeing the need for the ones along the top, but then I'm used to always having my off hand on the keyboard using shortcuts. For other people I'm sure they're more useful.The tracking and accuracy are all as good as other tablets I've used, and within the first couple of hours I felt completely used to it, which is great.The pen took a while to charge the first time, but since then it charges nice and fast, enough that I just set it charging while I have dinner once a week or so, and I use this thing constantly all day.I wish the pen charging light was a little brighter and more obvious, but that's a small gripe.Also if you're changing from a Wacom, be aware these tablets don't have the default scroll functions that those pens do. However it's easily fixed with a free Drag To Scroll program you can find online. I fixed it within the first 20 mins of turning things on and then haven't thought about it till now.Overall I'm very happy with the quality and especially the decent size for the price, any brand loyalty I felt to Wacom is now long gone.

This is my first attempt at digital drawing and after reading lots of reviews on all types of makes of drawing tablets I opted for the Huion, mainly due to the excellent reviews about it and also the lower price,which I thought important when buying something that might not work out.I have to say I am very happy with my decision. The tablet came well packed and on time It was a very simple setup and once you have played around with it there is options to change settings to suit your style of use. The quality is very good.Anyone could use this from a small child to a senior. I would probably of liked to have Bluetooth or wireless, but it isn't that restrictive being wired. Great product and I am enjoying learning to draw during this furlough time