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Features
- Huion 420 is an affordable graphics tablet with responsive stylus, perfect for kids and beginning artists to draw,sketch,edit photos. It is easy to set up and suitablet for both left and right handed users.
- This drawing pad with stylus can replace the computer mouse and keyboard to enhance your workflow. Just put the pen tip wherever you need to be on the responsive pad. It is easier to write, edit, and annotate with stylus for online education, e-learning, remote working or web conferences. The pen also has a customizable button on the side that can replace the right mouse button function.
- It also can be used for playing OSU game,signing document,taking notes and more.No need to install driver. Just plug and play!Huion 420 is compatible with XSplit, Zoom,Microsoft Teams, Word, Powerpoint, OneNote and more.
- 420 digital drawing tablet is only 7mm in thickness and 165g in weight. Slim and compact design with an active area of 4x2.23 inch makes it perfect for limited desktop space and easy to carry out when on a trip.
- System requirements: USB port, Windows 7 or later, Mac OS 10.12 or later. Huion 420 drawing pad is compatible with most drawing software including Adobe Photoshop, paint tool SAI, Illustrator, Corel Draw, Corel Painter, sketchbook, Manga Studio, Clip Studio Paint, and more. 420 is NOT compatible with iOS and Android.
Brand: HUION
Connectivity Technology: USB
Pressure Sensitivity: 2048 levels
Operating System: Mac OS 10.12 or later, Windows 7 & above
Special Feature: Extra-Slim
Brand: HUION
Model Name: 420
Built-In Media: Huion 420 Graphics Tablet, Pen Nibs x 4, Removal Tool,User Manual, USB Cord for the Tablet, Wireless Pen(with 2 programmable buttons, 1 AAA battery needed)
Target Audience: Student, Teacher, artist, beginner, desinger
Model Number: Huion 420
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: ShenZhen Huion Animation Technology Co., LTD
UPC: 520324307390 760352094842
Item Highlight: 4 x 2.23 inches Art Tablet for Drawing, Writting, Design & Animation, Work with Mac, Windows
Item Type Name: drawing tablet
Mfr Part Number: 420
Warranty Description: 1 Year warranty
Connectivity Technology: USB
Pressure Sensitivity: 2048 levels
Operating System: Mac OS 10.12 or later, Windows 7 & above
Additional Features: Extra-Slim
Specific Uses For Product: Drawing, Editing, Writing
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop
Display Type: LCD
Native Resolution: 4000lpi
Screen Size: 5.6 centimeters
Item Weight: 125 g
Item Dimensions L x W: 4.41"L x 6.97"W
Active Surface Area: 4 inches x 2.23 inches
Color: Black, White
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I am coming from a Wacom Intuos Pro, but the drivers started having issues and the tablet became too damage to actually use. I had used that tablet for about 3 years and it is almost three times as big as this tiny thing. I am using it to play Osu! and to draw digital art, and it is wonderful in both aspects. I am a low-sensitivity player on Osu!, which means I use a lot of tablet space. I thought this tablet wouldn't be good for me because it would require me to use a smaller surface, however the 4 x 3 is quite large enough to play Osu! with! Anything bigger is unnecessary, and this is coming from a low sensitivity user. A lot of people have been complaining about the pen, but honestly it is probably my favorite part. The wacom's tip didn't give way at all and made the pen feel very stiff. This tablet works wonderfull and the tip gives way slightly, making a smooth and nice writing experience. People said it was back heavy, but the weight just made it feel more firm in my hands. I grip my pen tightly, especially while playing Osu!, so the extra weight made it feel sturdy. The pen does run off of a battery which sucks a lot, but for the price of a large pizza I can't find reason to complain. If anything the size is quite convenient, when I am forced to go somewhere I can stuff it in my laptop case and carry it with me anywhere, my Wacom would have had issues with such a thing. TLDR: It is compact, affordable, and well made. It has as good of quality as my Wacom Intuos Pro, and is 1/5 the cost. The pen is a bit hefty and it runs on a battery, but as someone who grips their pen tightly, I can say that I am happy with the heavier weight. There is no reason not to buy this, even if you just want a backup for a current tablet. As an Osu! player this is the dream beginner tablet, and as someone who plays 6* maps I can say that this thing works well in action for intermediate players too.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2017 by Megan Denman
The media could not be loaded. Pros - The biggest pro is that it does it’s basic job functioning as a pen/not so glitchy. That’s all I ask for. - It is light and tiny, perfect to travel with. - It is cheap and affordable. - The pen is a nice size. - The platform lights up to let you know it senses something (helpful!). - Pressure sensitivity feature to give you nice, luscious brush strokes. Cons: - I don’t personally care for tablet pens needing a battery. It makes me have a little concern in the back of my head that I might not have a battery on hand when I need it. (that being said, this battery has lasted quite a while!) - I prefer larger surfaces for my hands to rest on. I draw with my whole arm, but sometimes I like to rest my hand in between thinking of how to make my next strokes. It’s just irritating when rubbing the side of my hand against an edge all the time. - Wish it had the feature that would remember where the cruiser was last and stay in one general area (kinda like a mouse) instead of zooming all over the screen as if you were drawing on a screen-tablet. It’s do-able, but also makes drawing a little more tricky/frustrating. - Will not work correctly if you have another art tablet installed to your computer. You need to uninstall that all first before installing the Huion 420 Drawing Pen Tablet or you will be very frustrated with it like I was. Overall, It takes some getting used to, but this is a good little pen tablet.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2017 by Caylee H.
I bought this as an OSU player who wanted to learn tablet play, and played it 2-3 hours every other day for 9 months. Build quality 3/5 This is the weakest point of the tablet. After 9 months, my tablet broke the solder connection to the mini USB port. this was due to the fact that the bottom clearance of the connecting cable was taller than the rubber feet of the tablet. Time eventually took its toll. Pen 3/5 The pen that comes with the tablet has some build quality issues. after about 7 month the pen stopped working. i took it apart to find that the inside has some plastic parts that get stressed over time and messes with the pcb. luckily i just used some tweezers to pinch it back into shape(the plastic was very malleable) and it still works to this day. This pen requires a AAA battery. During my 9 months of play, i replaced the battery twice. Tablet accuracy 5/5 I had no problems with tablet accuracy, ever. software 4/5 The software was minimalistic but got the job done. There was a bug with my version where if you go to the tablet area section repeatedly, the actual tablet area will slowly get larger and larger. to work around that i just set my tablet area correctly the first time and then never return to that screen. overall 4/5 When you take into account that this is the cheapest tablet in the market, the huion 420 is a steal, especially for OSU players that want to try out tablet play. You definitely get your money's worth out of it. UPDATE: I bought a new huion 420 and it came with a mini USB cable w/ SLIM mini connector. it stays flush with the tablet so i wont have any problems like with my last purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2015 by Yukijin
This review is geared towards Osu! Gameplay. I will include some details about drawing, though. Pros: - It is very light - Works very well with Osu! - Good for the price - Battery of the pen lasts a long time - Not that fragile, it can handle some drops and throws Cons: - Very hard to install (more annoying than hard I suppose) - Had to change the pen nib a lot - Glitches when drawing and it only draws straight lines - Can't change computer usage easily (what I mean is you can't plug n play anywhere, because you'll have to re-install the drivers, but that's most tablets anyways) - Smudges and stains easily (if you draw or play osu by leaving half of your wrist on the tablet, it'll end up with a lot of gross smudges) Overall: Decent, I got what I paid for. If you want to try out Osu! with a beginner tablet, then this is for you. Artists, if you want high-end equipment, this is not for you.
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