Features:

  • 8192 Pen Pressure Sensitivity - Every stroke you drawn is accurate and efficient.
  • 8 User-defined Shortcuts - The drawing tablet is convenient to set up your favorite shortcuts according to your own needs.
  • Sufficient Compact Working Area - The large working surface of 10×6.25 inches provides users with larger space to draw, bringing users a more enjoyable working experience of the digital tablet.
  • Smooth Paper-like Texture - The paper-like surface of the graphic tablet provides users with a more natural and realistic experience, just like drawing on the real paper.
  • Compatibility - The art tablet is compatible with Windows 7 or later, Mac OS 10.11 or later and mainstream digital art software.
We both loved how easy it was to set up and begin ...

I purchased this tablet for my son who has already received school awards for his hand drawings/illustrations. We both loved how easy it was to set up and begin using this tablet. Within minutes he was learning to create animations and began showing them to us on screen. The size of the screen was much larger than we expected and the sensitivity of the pen was amazing. My husband and I wanted to try using it, but my son has not given us a chance since he loves using it so much. I especially loved the affordable price.

Unlimited Creativity

My 15 yr old daughter asked for the Huion H610 Graphic Drawing Tablet to replace a Wacom tablet that didn’t work properly and needed a pen replacement, which was absurdly expensive. She’s a skilled artist and we needed a tablet that was durable and creatively expansive. Not another tech tool to gather dust!! She sold me on the tablet and the price, which was more than fair. She’s been drawing daily since we got the tablet months ago. It’s amazing!! And her drawings are blowing my mind!!

Ignore the 'Average' Score, it is a 5-Star Product

Note: The majority of low reviews are either outdated (Driver issues that arose FROM Microsoft, not Huion), which were resolved, or are superfluous "It doesn't have a screen", which are quite evidenced by the fact of what the screenshots + description show, and the fact that ones WITH such a feature cost 7 times as much. I avoided this product at first, as it 'only' had a 4-Star average, and went with the XP-PEN Deco 01, as it had a much higher 'average' score. In actuality, proceeding down this path with reckless abandon would lead me into the greatest suffering of all (having to return the first Deco that XP-PEN sent me as it had inherent issues with the screen, then the second one arrived, and all the structural flaws retained (minus bubbles under screen, initially anyways, as these later arrived anyways), I had to drive to the UPS store to return the 'same' tablet, twice, before wising up and swapping brands), until at last I looked at this one, and decided to give it a chance. It makes a strong first impression, with a solid packing scheme (which doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things of course, but still), and everything was packaged to avoid being damaged in transit. The actual tablet itself, in comparison to the DECO 01, is well-made, has a smooth finish, clearly defined buttons that are pre-programmed (and well-made) for the various 'hotkeys', such as to pen mode, eraser mode, undo, zoom in, zoom out, increase brush size / decrease brush size, and the surface itself is well textured. It is rather resistant to scratches, other tablets I've tried would look horrendous within a few hours of light use; not this one. - Follow the driver installation instructions that they provide, and then, once / around when your tablet is first connected, open up Windows Ink (assuming Windows OS), and turn off ALL pen shortcuts in that area, as otherwise WINDOWS will force you to open up a window every time you have the audacity to press down on your pen without moving (this is NOT an issue with the tablet or tablet-software, but with Windows; once you turn off the 'hotkeys' provided by Windows Ink, you will be fine, and can directly bind them via the Control Panel through the Huion Software with the Drivers). I don't wholly endorse products like this often, but compared to the alternatives, for the price and quality you are given, it is worth it.

Very Sensitive Drawing Tablet

The installation was smooth but the pen needed to be charged within twenty minutes or so, which apparently upset the installation settings, so I just reinstalled and adjusted after charging the pen. Fortunately the pen charge lasts for a couple of hundred hours, or so they say. The tablet is light and not too large so you can hold it easily in front of the computer, but the tablet cannot be charged up like the pen, so you will be wired during use. The sensitivity is a marvel even at the middle setting, but you can easily adjust this. I intend to use it on future purchases of graphics programs, but for now I use it on Corel Painter Essentials 5, where I am experimenting with illustrations for web pages. Once you have a pen accessory for graphics, you can go to town, and the mouse seems awfully clunky for this kind of work. In addition to graphics, I am reviewing my Russian, and since I remember Russian script, I can write out my vocabulary and grammatical usage on the screen. Also, I am learning Mayan and Egyptian writing, and the pen allows me to review and practice the glyphs without using paper and ink. Since I am severely limited in space and storage, this is a great blessing. The pen comes with extra nibs and an illustrator's glove. The port is USB for both charging the pen and using the tablet. It is so light that one worries about robustness, but today's plastics are not fragile. The machine is said to work based on electromagnetic resonance, which explains why the pen must be charged up. The buttons on pen and tablet can be programmed for dozens of uses, so don't start pushing them until you have sorted out how you want your setup to work, because they are active even before you use the setup utility to set the screen size and sensitivity. This is a very nice multipurpose tool, not so big as to allow you to tape letter size paper to the drawing surface for tracing, but you can set the screen active area the way you want it and thus set the affair for pantographic use, if you like, and not set the graphic program's zoom or paper size to absurd sizes. Good luck.

Install Drivers if you wanna configure the settings

Once I received the package containing the tablet I was overjoyed, I opened it up plugged it in an had a minor hiccup when I noticed that the drivers didn't install automatically so I had to search around google for a bit and find the proper drivers, but that is on me for not having a CD drive. But after getting the drivers installed I noticed that while the picture was misleading in the fact that the device doesn't have an actual screen that would allow you to draw on the tablet without staring at your PC monitor, which again is my mistake for thinking because the image on closer inspection obviously would not be possible. But aside from all the user errors it is a great tablet and has served me well so far.

The tablet works great but I really don't like it

The tablet works great but I really don't like it. I have a lot of trouble looking on the screen while I draw, I like to see what I am drawing and where the pencil is. I can't fault Huion, its a good product and works as intended. I just wish I could afford one of the ones that have a screen!

Great for students and graphic designer. If you're on the fence, buy it.

I purchased this for my husband. He is currently an graphic designer and student. This product works great with the programs he uses. This tablet works well with Adobe creative cloud. This includes photoshop. Projects that would have taken him hours to draw and edit by hand, now take significantly less time and effort. This tablet has greatly improved his productivity. I have two other hurion drawing tablets, but they were VERY entry level. If you're looking for something that will meet your needs and be budget friendly, this is the way to go.

Very satisfied!

I've had this tablet for awhile now, and needless to say, I am very satisfied with it's quality. I am a high school student with a passion for art, and I decided that I wanted to try out digital art with the hope of making this hobby into a career. The tablet was very easy to use, even for a newbie like me, and I got comfortable with using it in no time. Though this was my first drawing tablet, I felt that it was definitely high-quality for the price. Also, all the little bonuses were quite nice. I would highly recommend this tablet to all you artists out there.

Great Tablet, Great Value!

I had a Wacom Intuos that was pretty old. So, I found this tablet at a better price point than the new Wacoms and with a larger drawing area. After comparing reviews between the two brands, I decided to give it a shot. I noted the negative reviews for both the Huion and Wacom related to driver issues, site crashes, etc. The pen failing to work for some seems to be related to whether they charged the pen. My experience. The instructions are easy to follow and downloading the driver and instruction manual took about a minute or two. The drivers identified the tablet right away and I set up the sensitivities and tried it out. I wasn't super thrilled with the sensitivity accuracy at first. But, when i shut down and re-started my laptop, that solved the problem (and that's a recommendation in the troubleshooting area of the manual). I programmed the buttons on the pen and the tablet and have tested the sensitivity. It's equal to my Wacom tablet, if not a little better. The pen comes with several (maybe 6) extra nibs that are kept in the pen holder (clever design that wasn't in my old Wacom). Durability seems to be fine, though my Wacom felt more sturdy. But, it is older, and maybe just heavier. I don't throw my tech gear around, so I'm not worried. I'm very pleased with the tablet. It's a great price and the drawing space is much bigger. I suppose if someone is traveling, that's a minus. But, I felt constricted by the space on the Wacom. I didn't find that the palm rejection glove was necessary, either, if you're wondering. Parting tips, make sure you keep the pen charged (it probably needs that) and you should be good! **Update** I tried using the tablet while I had a program called ArtPose Pro open, and the pen got really laggy. I closed the program, and the pen worked fine. So, it appears that the drivers can struggle if there is a RAM hog running. This would be nothing if you have tons of RAM. I have a 9 year old MacBook with 8GB of RAM. So, that could very well be the issue. But, the tablet works fine and the pen is very responsive. It just will get laggy with other large programs running at the same time. FYI.

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