[USB-B] I love it! It arrived so quickly and safely. The Cintiq works perfectly and was easy to setup!

[8192] I've been using this tablet for about a week now and it has given me so much joy, is very precise, and the custom keys are perfect since it frees me from the keyboard a lot, I took my time and set the keys per program and have my fav tools on one single place is super convenient, the screen feels like real paper and the little smudge guard is also a welcome addition, I wish I can use it with only one USB C cable but sadly it requires the combo one. but besides that, I'm truly happy. and don't get me started with how much your 3d sculpting will improve.

[5080 lpi] I'm new towards using a Wacom Pen Display, it’s a great tablet relating to how well it is made, the resolution of the screen and how well it behaves when using it to create 3D models and sketches in Autodesk Fusion and in Shapr3D in this short time of use, it really is a game changer that does complement its use in these software’s.  Also, since I like to draw a lot, I am starting to get acquainted with this device and still have a long road ahead to get the best use and advantage in creating my drawings thru this pen display.  The only problem I suffered was at the beginning trying to get it setup initially with my Apple Mac Studio M1 thru the USB-C cable connection; it is recognized in Mac OS Ventura with the Wacom Center app when installed but for some reason nothing can’t be displayed or mirrored to the device. I tried every possible troubleshooting solution, but nothing seems to work which is frustrating and the only way I was able to get it to work correctly as intended was thru the HDMI & USB-A connection setup.  I called Wacom support explaining about the issue and after going over their troubleshooting process with me their best recommendation was in doing the upgrade to the Mac OS Sonoma version which should hopefully correct the issue; that upgrade should occur during the weekend when time is feasible after securing all important information and projects in progress.  However, I’ll still will give it a 5-star since I’m satisfied with the way it is working thru the HDMI & USB-A connection, it really is helping me in my 3D creations in these initial five days of use in which I’m totally astonish as a beginner in using this device.

[20.76 lb] Very good, I recommend bh photo video huion lotus exceptional equipment

[23.8"] I read that some of the Wacom Pen Displays came with dead pixels and or dust under the screen. Normally with my luck I would likely get one of these issues but this time I received a perfect unit! No issues so far… Setup was a breeze as soon as I plug it in to my Mac Pro (2010 3.43GHz 6-Cores) a Wacom window popped up and just follow the steps. I had debated on getting the 32” version but the 24” was a right fit, not too small and not too big. Looking at it turned off it looks small but once you turn on the 24” size you can experience what you need vs want. It’s my first Pen Display upgrading from an Wacom Intuos Pro medium I find it FAR easier to use. I will update this post once I’ve actually use this more to provide a better experience. Thanks B&H!

[2560 x 1440] Great drawing tablet - so easy to use and very responsive- also an affordable entry price point. Definitely recommend-

[Yes] The most important thing to know is how you plan to use this product. I purchased the 24" Cintiq Pro without touch after reading some reviews about how it can become a little problematic and activating things when you didn't intend to do so. While I still wonder if my life might be a smidge improved by touch, I'm extremely happy with my purchase as I don't have to worry about accidentally touching such a large surface. It's huge!

Coming from an iPad Pro and having an Intuos 4, I assumed I would fall in love with this display and never go back. That is not the case. I highly recommend this product because it does exactly what you expect it to: allowing you to use a pen on your monitor. Your software doesn't change. Your familiarity with programs doesn't drastically improve. It just gives you a better interface which can help.

I didn't think I would want to set this as my main display and didn't like how the touch version requires it. However, after litttle use, I quickly made it my main display and really think that point is a non-issue-you just have to know yourself and how you like to work, being flexible in case you've never had an interactive display before.

All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase and know I will get lots of use out of it. The only thing I would reconsider is getting the Ergo mount. The standard angle isn't quite as high as I would like so as to not be craning over the display with horrible posture. Well, that and if Procreate existed on PC.

[20] This is my first large screen tablet. I also have an iPad Pro and have been using Wacom Intuos tablets for the last 10 years.

This tablet is awesome and everything I've wanted (I was considering a Wacom Cintiq or another Huion Kamvas tablet for a few months and looked at every review I could find before settling on this particular model).
I use it with an M1 MacBook Pro via the USB-C to USB-C cable which is extremely convenient, since my laptop doesn't have many ports and no USB-A port. Since the tablet is so large it also needs to be plugged into a wall outlet via the provided power brick to work.

Pros:
- Large! I can see so much of my software interface + the drawing itself. I even use this instead of my external monitor now.
- Great pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition. The pen seems cheaper made than Wacom but I got used to it extremely quickly and the drawing experience is just as good as Wacom or my Apple Pencil.
- Display quality. This isn't Huion's best display (that's their 4K) but this display is 2.5k HD and honestly I couldn't want anything more. Everything is sharp and crisp and looks GREAT.

Cons:
- The size is a blessing and a curse. It's such a large tablet that it takes up a large chunk of my desk even when I put the stand to its flattest setting. Also really heavy and not even remotely portable.
- Short cord. The included USB-C to USB-C wire is very short. It works with my current desk set up but I will be buying Huion's 2m version of the cord soon.
- No shortcut keys. Kamvas Pros usually have some keys built in on the tablet, but this line up doesn't have any. I bought the Huion Mini Key Dial as well which solved all of those issues.

Overall, definitely recommend! I don't see the point in buying a Wacom over this Huion as the quality is just as good. Perhaps you may only want to consider Wacom if you want a 4k tablet or an even larger one (since I don't think Huion goes above 24 inches).

[8192] The adult child was happy to receive this. She is constantly drawing and it helped her immensly.

[20.76 lb] I'm very happy with my new Huion Kamvas 13 display. Great quality at a great price. It's a pleasure to use it in Photoshop. I already can't imagine doing retouches without it. Plus my daughter love to draw and paint on it.
Thank you B&H for fast delivery and information.
Totally recommended.