Drawing Tablet HUION HS64 Beginner Graphics OSU Tablet with Battery-Free Stylus 8192 Pressure Sensitive for Digital Art, Painting & Design, Compatible with Windows, Mac, Android & Linux Black

Bought this for my daughter. She loves it uses it all the time for her drawings on the computer. Very sturdy, last a very long time. Survives through wear and tear.

I've been drawing seriously for about five years now, and I'm always looking for things that I think will give a different experience. When I first opened the package for this tablet, I thought it was a little small, and using it over the last week has definitely been an adjustment! Sometimes it's hard to use it while it's sitting on my lap, which is how I draw most frequently; the last couple of tablets I've used are both bigger than this. However, once I got everything working properly and set up and started drawing... this thing is really amazing! The pressure sensitivity seems to be twice as good as my previous tablets and in my opinion, that makes it easier for me to create the effects I like to use. I also love not having to charge the pen, and I like how lightweight the pen is! There are a few times that there's some lag with the tablet, but as far as my experiences go, lag tends to happen somewhat with any tablet I've used; it's not frequent or bad enough to really detract overall.The price is wonderful, especially for the quality of the tablet. Based on my searches, it's hard to find a good tablet of ANY size for under $60! This may not be a good first buy for a beginner or someone who isn't used to drawing on small spaces, but if you have a little bit of experience, it's really a little treasure. Just be warned that if you're used to bigger tablets, it might be an adjustment at first!Attached are a couple of pictures (fanart, which I draw a lot, for a favorite show of mine) I've done using the tablet so far, and I'll definitely be using it for more of my art in the future!

Its compact design and exceptional performance have made it an ideal choice for artists like me who work in small setups.From the moment I got my hands on the HS64, it has proven its worth time and again. Its small footprint is perfect for my limited workspace, allowing me to comfortably place it alongside my keyboard without feeling cramped. This has been a game-changer, as I can now fully immerse myself in my creative process without worrying about the tablet taking up too much room.The drawing experience on the HS64 is nothing short of impressive. The stylus sensitivity and accuracy are spot-on, capturing even the subtlest nuances of my strokes. Whether I'm sketching, detailing, or shading, the tablet responds fluidly and effortlessly translates my gestures onto the digital canvas.Navigating through my artwork is a breeze, thanks to the responsive touch controls and customizable shortcut buttons on the tablet. These shortcuts have streamlined my workflow significantly, allowing me to switch tools and functions on the fly without interrupting my creative flow.The included pen, lightweight and comfortable to hold, feels natural in my hand, making longer drawing sessions a joy rather than a strain. Its pressure sensitivity adds an extra layer of expressiveness to my work, giving me more control over line thickness and shading intensity.While the HS64's screen size might not be as large as some high-end options, its portability and impressive performance more than make up for it. The tablet's compatibility with various drawing software ensures that I can seamlessly integrate it into my creative process without any compatibility hiccups.In summary, the HUION HS64 Beginner Graphics Tablet has earned its place as an essential tool in my creative endeavors. Its compact size suits my small setup perfectly, without sacrificing the quality and precision I demand from my digital art.

This tablet feels nicer than my old Wacom Intuos (the ~$70 one on Amazon). This is the second tablet I bought, but the first I keep and actually do something with. I tested it on: Pain tool SAI, Inkscape, Paint, Adobe Fresco. I add a drawing from them down below.Pros:- Nice, smooth enough screen (way smoother and quieter than my Intuos).- I don't know why some people said the pressure is hard, because mine feels great (currently using 5/8).- No missing or skipped lines when drawing too fast (return the Intuos because it did this).- Comfortable to play Osu.- The app is easy to use.- Instruction is super useful.Cons:- Have to do so much works just to install the drivers.- Might take a bit of time when open a new software for it to works (the cursor won't move for like 30 secs, not a big deal).- Some press key won't work in many programs, but I prefer my mouse and keyboard so it doesn't matter.- Take a bit of time to get used to adjusting the cursor.- The tablet has many modes, and they may cause some conflicts to each others. I notice that turn on Game mode will make it skips some lines when drawing. Turn off game mode and I won't be able to adjust game's angle.