HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 4K UHD Drawing Tablet with Touch Screen, 96% Adobe RGB Drawing Monitor with 1.07 Billion Colors, PenTech 4.0 Stylus PW600, 16384 Pen Pressure, Slim Pen, Keydial Mini, 18.4inch
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- Unparalleled Screen Clarity: The first 18.4-inch drawing monitor on the market boasts a cutting-edge 4K UHD (3840x2160) resolution, complete with full lamination and anti-glare etched glass that elevates friction on the screen surface, imparting a tactile, paper-like sensation. The anti-sparkle display ensures optimal comfort during extended use, while the enhanced resolution delivers unparalleled clarity and detail, rendering images with breathtaking precision.
- Multi-Touch Function: Multi-touch can be achieved on Windows, making it more convenient for large-screen users to use shortcut functions such as zooming, scrolling, dragging, and combination keys. The gesture function in the software can also help users create more efficiently.
- Super Accurate Colors: Kamvas Pro 19 accurately covers multiple color gamuts, including sRGB, Adobe RGB, and DCI-P3. 99% sRGB is suitable for web images, videos, and games, and 96% Adobe RGB for packaging design, industrial design, and post-shooting. 98% DPC-P3 for digital cinema and post-production. Combined with 1.07 billion colors, it delivers stunning and realistic color reproduction, immersing professional artists in their creations.
- The Newest Pentech 4.0 Tech: Unleash your creativity with the PW600 stylus with 3 custom keys and the ultra-thin and light PW600S, They boast an eraser and a dust-proof silicone grip for unparalleled comfort and utility. With up to 16,384 pen pressure, 2gf initial active force, tilt function, and 0.3mm enhanced accuracy, they elevate professionalism. The small nib design minimizes cursor blockage, ensuring uninterrupted precision.
- Bluetooth Programmable Keypad with Dial: All 18 buttons can be customized to any shortcut key you want, even the most complex shortcut keys can be used with one click. With the dial function, you can easily adjust the brush size set three different functions, and switch between them easily.
- Easy Connection & Reverse Charging: The Dual-Blind Insertion USB-C Connection simplifies the connection process for users and supports HDMI input. It can be easily connected to desktops, PCs, or Macs. With a GaN charger, it can achieve fast charging of 65W PD, providing sufficient power to reverse charge your phone.
- Lightweight & Durable Design: The 18.4-inch pen display is made of premium aluminum alloy offering comfort and durability. Weighing only 4 pounds, it's highly portable and perfect to carry on the go. The integrated foldable 20 stand enhances work efficiency, while the Vesa hole design allows for effortless customization of the desktop work angle.
- Powerful Compatibility: The animation tablet is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android OS. The most mainstream software on the market is compatible, such as PS, AI, AE, Blender, CSP, Toon Boom, and so on. Whether you are a professional artist, designer, or ordinary user, this display can meet your needs.
- Please Note: Multi-touch support is currently available on Windows. And MacOS touch support (Beta Test) is compatible with Kamvas Pro 19
Brand: HUION
Connectivity Technology: 3-in-2 cable, USB-C to USB-C cable
Operating System: Linux OS(Ubuntu 20.04 LTS), Mac OS 10.12 or later, Android devices that support USB3.1 GEN1 and DP1.2, Windows 10 or later See more
Special Feature: Anti-Glare Glass, Multi-Touch Screen, 16384 Levels of Pen Pressure, 60° Tilt Support, Programmable Press Key, Full Lamination See more
Model Name: Kamvas Pro 19 4K
Manufacturer: ShenZhen Huion Animation Technology Co., LTD
Target Audience: Photographer, Professional Designer, 3D Modeler, digital artist, Game animator
Model Number: GT1902
Brand Name: HUION
Model Name: Kamvas Pro 19 4K
Built-In Media: Kamvas Pro 19 4K Drawing Monitor, PW600/PW600S/Pen Case/Felt Nib*5/Normal Nib*5, 3-in-2 Cable, Full-featured USB-C to USB-C cable, USB-C to USB-C Power cable，PD Power Adapter, Palm Rejection Glove, Cleaning Cloth, Quick Start Guide, Bluetooth Express Key Keypad
Specific Uses For Product: 3D Modelling, Designing, Painting, Drawing, Online Education, Remote Work, Teaching, Animation, Writing, E-Signature, Editing
Display Type: LCD
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Desktop, Tablet, Smartphone
Native Resolution: 3840x2160
Operating System: Linux OS(Ubuntu 20.04 LTS), Mac OS 10.12 or later, Android devices that support USB3.1 GEN1 and DP1.2, Windows 10 or later
Additional Features: Anti-Glare Glass, Multi-Touch Screen, 16384 Levels of Pen Pressure, 60° Tilt Support, Programmable Press Key, Full Lamination
Connectivity Technology: 3-in-2 cable, USB-C to USB-C cable
Active Surface Area: 16.1 x 9.06 inch
Item Dimensions L x W: 17.67"L x 10.72"W
Item Weight: 4 Kilograms
Screen Size: 18.4 Inches
Color: Dark Grey
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For an alternative to Expensive Drawing tablets, This was one of the best purchases I made. I've been wanting a Drawing tablet with a screen for so long now. I had a Wacom Bamboo and was using that for the longest time to do digital drawings. It would take me hours to get used to the hand eye coordination needed to do anything. This would lead me to leaving my tablet plugged into my computer and not drawing anything. After a while it became harder and harder to go back to digital drawings when I was having a much better time doing physical work. I was gonna change that by getting a Tablet with a Screen and was Initially gonna go for a WACOM Cintiq DTK1300, cause I thought that was the standard I should get that. But at $800 it was gonna be a long time before I saved up enough to get that. My friend told me there was a review on Youtube for the Huion GT191 and once I watched that I was convinced and said I would give it a shot. I AM NOT DISAPPOINTED $300 Less than a 13 inch tablet. this one is 19 inches and its the perfect size of a computer monitor. That disconnect I had with digitally drawing something is gone. I bought this a month ago and its taken me hours less to Line, Color, Shade, and Shine a drawing. I can complete a drawing in a 1/4 of the time it took me to draw something on my wacom. (this is more to encourage any artists that are wanting to go for a screen tablet and they feel like they are losing touch with digital drawings to go for it.) This tablet feels fluid, it feels natural to draw the way I want to. The install is a bit finicky but now that I look back on it, it wasn't so bad. (Just follow the instructions as best you can and if all else fails contact their customer service they have been very helpful.) The pen has to be charged up, which doesn't take long, and the charge holds For...... I dunno how long it hasn't gone out yet.(Mind you I've completed a couple drawings here and there.) (Plus this comes a second pen.) Screen is the perfect size in my opinion, no delayed responses. The program that comes with it to configure the tablet and pen is amazingly simple and effective. The whole thing seems very sturdy and tough (Please don't test by throwing it at something.) I was worried that weight was gonna be a bother to the screen but it has been resilient (Arm weight). So far the only quick select buttons, are on the pen stylus, two buttons to configure how you want. (Though I have never configured quick select buttons to be honest.) The stylus pen is awesome, the pressure and sensitivity feels like how much pressure you would use on an actual pen, which can be configured to your preferences of pressure sensitivity. This has been one of the best purchases I have made, I would have still been waiting to get a Wacom, This is a great Alternative it has all I need no extra features that seem useless or unneeded. I've used Clip Studio Paint and Paint tool Sai and they have both worked perfectly. Also remember when installing, UNINSTALL YOUR OTHER DRAWING TABLET DRIVERS! I can't stress that enough. I love this Tablet and I'm glad that there are reliable alternatives, I think I might stick with Huion for some time now.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2018 by David Kapphahn (Sciscer)
This inexpensive pen display from Huion (GT 191) is quite remarkable. The quality of the construction is top notch and that also applies to the included adjustable stand. Assembly and set up was easy. A little fiddling in Nvidia control panel on my PC and I had great color, contrast and resolution. I use it for photo editing and as a second monitor for my PC. I use Affinity Photo and it works very well with this display especially with the way Affinity Photo has a live preview of most of the effects you're applying. Huion heard the concerns of early adopters and improved the screen protector which comes pre-applied and bubble free. After many hours of use there are no scratches or marks of any kind on the protector. The pictures show the low angle at which I use the display. It's much more comfortable for me that way, but you can easily adjust it to any angle from flat to vertical with no problem. Bottom Line: This is a really good pen display at a crazy low price. Stop procrastinating and BUY IT NOW!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2019 by Eglideman Eglideman
After viewing many “unsponsored” YouTube videos recommending this product, I finally caved and purchased this tablet during a sale period. While it’s certainly no Cintiq, the price point makes the Huion KAMVAS GT-191 a steal of a deal. I had some suspicions in mind, as I’ve heard that some older Huion tablets fail within the first month or two, likely due to poor quality control or improper use by the user. However, after a month of daily use, I was pleasantly surprised to see that this updated kamvas model appears to run much more smoothly than its predecessors. PROS: The build quality is very sharp and appealing to look at. There is minimal IPS backlight bleed, even less than my cheapish desktop IPS monitor. Colors are accurate as far as I can tell, compared to my other calibrated monitors, although this only applies to the hue. I would recommend running a color calibration tool, as the colors are not quite right out of the box (greys appeared reddish for me). The battery life on the pen is fantastic. I’ve been using this tablet 2-3 hours a day for a month and not had to recharge either of the pens yet (though I have been using both). It’s not as convenient as a passive pen, but this system works out surprisingly well. Comes with 2 pens, so you can use the backup while the other pen charges. Charging only takes about 20 minutes or so. Haven’t tested this too much. Has three input types, VGA, HDMI, and a dual-link DVI-D port. I saw some complaints about the glossiness of the tablet without the protector, and it really isn’t that bad while it’s on. Just don’t put a desk lamp directly over it. Despite a month’s worth of use, there is no visible degradation on the nibs. Other than some issues with installation, the drivers are working as intended. After some (not so) extensive testing in ms paint, I don’t think there is much noticeable jitter at all. CONS: The pens must be calibrated daily, as I’ve discovered. (This only takes 30 seconds.) EDIT: This is relatively negligible if you're fine with some parallax. No tilt support, so if you hold the pen at a different angle than the one at calibration, the cursor may suddenly be offset. The colors are washed out. I would not recommend doing coloring exclusively on this tablet, so be prepared to use a second monitor to check on the colors occasionally. High response time, causing some ghosting. It isn’t too terrible, but noticeable when panning the screen. Installing the drivers initially was a pain. See notes on my workaround. The screen protector the tablet comes with is something you really should just throw away immediately. While it does give the tablet a more matte feel, it is near impossible to apply without getting air bubbles or scratches on the protector itself. Even if it goes on perfectly, the screen will look slightly blurred. If you take care of the tablet, you won’t get scratches on it. Plus, the screen will look far sharper. Buy third party if unsure. It’s nigh impossible to route the cords under the tablet at any angle less than 45 degrees using the default mount. If you want to draw at a lower angle, you’ll have to buy another mount. The far corners and edges of the tablet has a slight calibration offset, but I find it to be workable. This effect only applies to the outer 2 cm or so of the screen, so unless you do a lot of drawing on the very edges, it should be fine. NEUTRAL/PREFERENCE Not a fan of the charging cord for the pens, they are USB-A to (a very thin) coaxial that plugs into the top of the pen. It works, but I’d prefer a proper micro-usb connector. The screen surface feels like a whiteboard, but this means that your hands are more likely to stick instead of gliding across the screen. This product does comes with a glove, and I actually prefer the smooth surface as opposed to a more papery texture. Pressure sensitivity feels a little off. This can be changed in the driver settings, but I have yet to make my handwriting a consistent thickness. It feels more like “light pressure with variation” then immediately goes to “thick pressure with variation.” Takes a little bit to get used to. The settings menu is nothing amazing, just basic monitor settings that you’d find on more generic computer monitors. The Huion program must be running in the system tray for the tablet to detect input. It is not a system service, so the program itself must be running on startup. There will always be a slight parallax effect, but it’s something you just get used to, like any other screen tablet on the market. Having a large screen size is a huge benefit to me (drawing from arms and shoulders, as opposed to only my wrist on my small intuos), but this does mean that the tablet will take up more desk space. The tablet gets a little warm upon long hours of use, but it is not noticeable while wearing the glove. I don’t have any concerns with this product overheating. I still do shut off the monitor when not in use, however. Pens are much more sensitive than the cheaper line of Wacom Intuos pens. To an extent. It doesn’t quite have the same feel, almost “softer” than my previous Intuos tablet. OTHER NOTES The package I received did not come with extra nibs. I don’t think this will be an issue, as the nibs I have now have yet to degrade. Upon first time use, the pen will stick to the screen after each stroke. This will go away after a week or so. The default USB/Display cords are about 4 feet long, so if you want the tablet to be farther away, you’ll need new cords. Just be sure to get cords that have a small header; you’ll have to bend them 90 degrees under the tablet. When calibrating the pen, look at the tablet straight on each calibration point, holding the pen at the usual angle of drawing to avoid a larger offset to the cursor. The cursor would sometimes freeze in place when I installed the drivers, but the computer would still respond to clicking. Make sure you fully uninstall any previous drivers before installing the new ones. This may be tricky; the older driver software actually does not do a full uninstall, you have to remove driver components manually from the “programs and features,” and restart when appropriate. After a few hours of tinkering, the latest drivers have been working perfectly for the last month. The screen does not have to be on to send input to the PC. CONCLUSION: The Huion KAMVAS GT-191 is a great value for any artist, however I can’t say much about the opinions of professionals. It works well for me as somebody who likes to draw recreationally. Even though I picked this up for $380 (flash sale), I still think this piece of hardware is more than worth it at full price. I don’t feel like I’m getting ripped off by a “imitation Cintiq,” but instead receiving a decent quality product at a fair price. It’s probably not the best tablet on the market, but this purchase exceeded my expectations, hence the 5 stars. EDIT March 2020 (1.25 Years Later) I've been drawing on this tablet 3-4 hours a day and as far as I can tell, this piece of hardware is still going strong as when I first bought it. No visible degradation of the nibs, no scratches on the unprotected screen. The drivers now work well, though there is the occasional hiccup when working with Windows Ink enabled. The overall battery life of the pens have decreased, however. I generally have to charge once per week. I'm aware there is a newer model that is more akin to a proper Cintiq, but this tablet still gets the job done. Would highly recommend if this goes for an even lower price.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2019 by Sawyer Sawyer