HUION KAMVAS Pro 16 Drawing Tablet with Screen, Full-Laminated Graphics Drawing Monitor, Pen Display with Battery-Free Stylus Tilt 6 Express Keys Touch Bar, 15.6 inch

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And the much thicker nib feels like they aren't trying to rip me off with nib replacements like wacom. I agree that it’s a bit weird that I naturally consider Wacom to be better without even trying it myself.

It is a bit inconvenient that the power cable needs to be connected to a power outlet for the tablet to work considering that there are other 15. If you see many people complaining about the cable breaking on them, then there’s the possibility that it’s true and the cable might be made poorly.

My calibration method requires me to manually set my colours as close to sRGB as possible using the OSD settings before calibration, and then the calibration only makes extremely small adjustments here and there. I usually use my tablets at around a 35 degree angle, and this stand just so happens to skip right over that angle. You should be careful not to confuse this tablet with the new Huion Kamvas 16 which is a tablet with a similar name but fairly different features and specifications. As for the second point, I believe the calibration did not work simply because the display orientation was not setup properly from the previous point. My previous Huion New 1060 Plus (2048) also still works perfectly fine after around a year of usage.

On the topic of the Huion Kamvas Pro 13, yes, the line wobble issues were addressed by a firmware update after Huion received lots of complaints about it. The Huion Kamvas Pro 16 completely lived up to my expectations and actually has some new and improved software features thanks to Huion’s efforts in improving their drivers since the Huion Kamvas Pro 13. Since it’s been so long since I reported it, it appears it’s not on Huion’s list of urgent things to fix. It is important to note that the ‘Enable Touch’ option is referring to the touchbar, not finger touch functions.One of my readers previously tried the same thing as you, but my settings were completely wrong for their screen, so I suggest that you try to manually calibrate your screen with your eyes using Windows Color Calibration, or a site such as http://www. I’m actually looking to replace my old Wacom CTE-640 (very old, in fact – I got it back in 2005/2006! All I can do is suggest that you look at the reviews again and see how many people have the same issue and make your decision off of that.