Mi experiencia con el dispositivo precisó de un proceso de calibración adicional. Además, encontré que que las áreas más cercanas al borde de la pantalla tienen inconvenientes ocasionales al registrar los trazos con pruebas en diferentes programas de ilustración.Mientras este cuenta con una película antireflejante, recomendaría optar por una fuente de iluminación indirecta para evitar cualquier tipo de problemas con el "glare".Si la computadora que hará uso del dispositivo cuenta con un driver para una tableta gráfica de otra marca, este puede llegar a entrar en conflicto, por lo que puede ser conveniente desinstalarlo.En conclusión, adicionalmente a lo indicado, el dispositivo cumple con su propósito además de tener un tamaño conveniente para un espacio limitado.

La calidad y que contenía todos los accesorios que mencionaba

Se conectó a la primera en win. 10 sin necesidad. Se ve muy bien y mi hija feliz con su regalo. Por su precio en comparación con otras más caras, creo que es muy buena compra.

Es un poco bromoso al depender de la laptop, pero era lo esperado.Lo que no esperaba es lo útil que es como monitor secundario (con un soporte)Excelente compra.

Excelente producto, funciona perfectamente y fue entregado en la fecha de compromiso

facil de instalar, relacion precio/calidad de muy buen material y llego super rapido, es mas de lo que esparaba

Its not laminated like the page says. It's full on glass no protection because it taped alot of noise when the pen clicked. The tablet is heavy but you can carry it. It has too many cables and it makes a tangled mess. It's not portible like the images show!!!!!! You NEED to find an outlet to connect the tablet and that sucks :( I returned it because I can't stand the cables and the tap noise. All Huion products need an outlet sadly didn't know that. It's still a great tablet if you don't care about outlets and a cable mess.I attached a photo of the tablet and a drawing I made on it.

i like the colour on the display but i hate the fact that it freezes after some strokes during healin, cloning, and painting in photoshop, the screen is small as well for professional work

TL;DROne-star deduction for the calibration issues. They are manageable but prevent this tablet from being near perfect. More on calibration at the bottom of this review (including my best tips for getting it right).For reference: I'm running the latest driver from the Huion website (July 2020), and am using the tablet with Adobe Animate CC (2018) on a (fairly powerful) laptop under Windows 8.SURFACEWhen drawing, the surface of the display feels very similar to a regular drawing tablet, which is great. I was worried it might be so smooth the pen would constantly slip, but this hasn't happened at all.I recommend wearing the included glove, because the smudges your hand leaves are really visible on the screen, especially when it is turned off.PENThe pen does not have an eraser. That’s not a downside for my taste. I found it’s quicker to just press the button on the side of the pen to switch to the eraser, as opposed to flipping the entire pen around and then back again.The pen is about the same thickness as a Wacom pen, but it's a tad lighter. The buttons are in the same positions. I've attached a picture with the two next to each other for comparison.I've read some reviews complaining about a loose and wobbly pen tip, but mine doesn't do that. I've placed my finger directly on the tip of the Wacom pen and then the Huion one and wiggled, and couldn't tell any difference.BUTTONSThe tablet only has 4 side buttons and a slide bar. This might seem like it is plenty, but once you assigned Undo, Redo, Pan, and Rotate there's none left. For me, this isn't enough to keep the off-hand on the side on the tablet most of the time. I like holding the tablet with the other hand because it makes it feel even more like I'm drawing on paper.I didn’t deduct a star for this, because the price is so amazing that I’ll gladly accept the limited button count.The slide bar was automatically set to zoom for me, but it doesn't always work. Sometimes it's completely unresponsive. But I'm not sure whether that's an issue with the tablet/driver or with Adobe Animate, so I don’t want to deduct points for something that might not be the tablet’s fault.SOFTWAREDownloading and installing the driver is straight-forward, as are setup and configuration. After installation, I plugged in the tablet which worked instantly. Adobe recognized it and the pen pressure worked at once. The whole process is uneventful, which is how it should be. Everything, including the screen mapping, the button assignments, and the screen calibration is exactly where you'd expect it to be. If you've ever used a Wacom tablet of any kind, you will instantly be able to use the software.Huion’s software does not support application specific settings like Wacom's driver does though. If you're switching a lot between different apps and need different mappings for each, this might be something to consider before buying.CABLEThe part of the cable that splits into the three individual connectors is rather short. The HDMI port and the USB port on my laptop are not on the same side of the device (one is on the back, one on the side). The cable was just long enough to reach without any stretching or sharp bends. But there isn't much more free slack left in the cable. If the ports had been on opposite sides of the laptop, it wouldn't have fit. When hooking this up to a PC, you'll most likely need to use the back USB ports.The power cable portion is a decent amount longer - I had no issues running it over the desk and down to the power strip.At the time of writing, there are no longer versions of the cable available for purchase. If it’s too short for your setup, you’ll have to use regular USB or HDMI extender cables.WOBBLY LINESI've read about this issue, but I can't say too much about it. I'm using Adobe Animate, which by default does hefty line smoothing. To test I've turned the smoothing off completely - and indeed the lines aren't perfect. But I am not at all sure I could make a much cleaner line with a pencil and paper. I'm guessing professional artists could have an issue with this. I also assume that long before you hit that level of expertise you'll be making money with your art and are able to afford a Wacom Cintiq.STANDIf you aren't aware - this particular offer here doesn't include the stand that comes with other versions of this display. Considering the many negative things I've read about that one, using your own stand is probably the better choice. I'm using a $15 tablet stand I already owned and it works just great.By the way, you don't necessarily need a stand. If put flat on a desk, there are two rubber strips on the back of the display which will keep it from slipping. I've also used it plenty while lounging on the couch, with the display on my legs. All in all, I prefer using it on the stand, because it puts my hand at a nice angle and allows me to bend close over the display without straining my back. And my off-hand can grip the side of the tablets and the buttons more naturally, too. It’s up to your personal preference.CALIBRATIONThis is where the display loses points. This should be a complete non-issue, in my opinion. The cursor should just be exactly under the tip of the pen. But it isn't. Instead, the driver seems to calculate a projected offset based on how you hold, rotate, or tilt the pen. As a result, you need to calibrate, and the calibration won't work correctly if you hold the pen differently during calibration than you do while drawing.It’s doable (see instructions below), but tricky. You’ll have to do it a few times (dozen) before you get it right. It is enough of a pain that it deserves a star deduction. It’s probably where the price difference to Wacom displays rears its head. For the price, having to go through the calibration process (repeatedly) is something that I find acceptable. But it is something that keeps reminding me that I bought a ‘budget’ display almost every time I use it.Here's the best way I found to calibrate:Draw for a minute or so in your preferred software. Tap on a few menus, select different colors from the palette, and use the pen’s buttons. This is so that you end up holding the pencil exactly how you'd hold it during 'normal' usage. Here’s the important part: When calibrating, make sure to move your _entire_ hand to tap on the dots, don't just extend your fingers or rotate your hand.This way I've been able to calibrate mine really well. The hotspot is still a little off near the very bottom of the screen. But everywhere else it is pretty spot on. I usually spend most of my time in the center of the screen for drawing, or at the top in menus and the color palette anyway.Note that the calibration will only work if you keep holding the pen in a similar way than you did during calibration. You definitely can’t hand the pen to someone else who just ‘wants to try it out’ and expect it to be lined up well.When I take the tablet from its stand to somewhere else, I have to recalibrate, since I end up holding the pen differently. But now that I've figured out the best way to go through the process, it's fairly quick.For me, it has had a positive side effect because I am finally holding the pen consistently. Whenever the focus point seems off, I’m checking how I hold my pen and end up correcting my grip. This is just my personal experience, but I am drawing better for it.I hope this information helps others decide whether this is the right tablet for them!

the huion Kamvas pro 13 GT-133 is made of quality materials, this is my 13 year old son first drawing monitorand he had no problem using it he is very happy with it and uses it every day.The package arrived earlier thanexpected and the seller is honest about the product highly recommended, i am very happy with the product andthe service of the seller.

Was pretty excited till I turned it on and had this massive discoloration on the screen with a blue line of pixels going along it. Replugging everything and the blue line is gone but the discoloration is still there flickering every so often. It's a shame because I really like its build and the feeling of the pen. Just going to send it back and order another one and hopefully don't end up with another defect.Update: So resetting the AC adapter made it go away. Aside from that problem I'm very happy with this tablet so far!

El producto cumple muy bien con la relación precio-calidad, siendo más barata que otros competidores, tiene una gran gama de colores en pantalla, pero tiene ciertos problemas menores cuando se trabaja en programas distintos a photoshop, en clip studio paint hay un retraso evidente al usar la herramienta borrador con el lápiz, ademas de que en ocasiones las teclas de la tableta no responden como deberían, y es necesario iniciar el programa de la tableta para usarlas, otro detalle que he notado es que al empezar a aplica presión sobre la tableta, detecto cierta vibración sobre el laminado de la pantalla, que se soluciona al aplicar mas presión pero hace que se un poco incomodo dibujar con presión media.

Por un precio comparable al de una tableta Parblo o una XP-Pen, Huion reluce como un competidor directo de Wacom al ofrecer un producto amplio en prestaciones, de materiales sólidos. La textura de la pantalla ofrece buena resistencia al trazar, la pluma responde bien a la presión sin arrugar los trazos largos y la imagen es bastante decente.Nota: Los drivers de Huion pueden tomar unos minutos para instalarse adecuadamente. Hay que recordar eliminar primero cualquier driver de otras tabletas.