Huion 1060 PLUS 8192 Levels Pressure Sensitivity 5080 LPI Graphics Tablet 10X6.25 Inch, Built-in 8G SD card

Having never used a graphics tablet before I tried my daughters Huion 580. I loved it but found the drawing area to be too small. I then Bought the HUION 1060 PLUS. This is much bigger and the drawing area can be adjusted using the downloadable software.The addition of the rechargeable pen is a massive plus and so far I have not had to recharge after the initial setup. (Getting on for 3 months, daily use, about 3 hours per day)The Tablet surface itself is nice and smooth, it is not rough like some others I've seen since buying this, and it makes for a nice easy glide with the pen. The pen does feel a little chunky in your hand to begin with, but after using it for a while, I have become accustomed to it. The pen pressure range is really good. I have used this tablet and pen with Photoshop and MediBang Paint Pro and it does well with both, however, the presets and some functionality seem geared specifically for Photoshop. The downloadable software will let you change some of the tablets hotkeys and other settings though.The Hotkeys themselves are very useful. Once you have them set to the shortcuts or keystrokes that you need, for example, "Brush Tool Selector" or "Eraser Tool Selector" possibly even "Brush Size Plus or Minus" etc. You get the idea. Some of these are pre-set, others you can please yourself. The one downside of the Hotkeys is their colour. I found it difficult at times to see them clearly against the surrounding of the tablet. I ended up putting little stickers on with icons of the shortcuts to remind myself what key did what. There are also some "Soft keys" at the top but I have never used them as this would mean cutting down on the drawing area.All-in-all this is a great graphics tablet at a great price. Is it going to be as fancy as the top end Wacom products, NO, but it isn't going to hold you back either if you want to touch up your photos or create some digital drawings or even start your own Manga series.Would I recommend it, Yes I would. If you are looking to get a Graphics tablet but aren't sure yet on how they work and don't want to fork out mega bucks, get one of these. Once you get over the first few little hurdles you will be glad you did.

I used to own a Wacoom tablet years ago. It was over 200€ and less features than this tablet offers.This tablet just blew my mind. It's accurate, precise, easy to set up and overall amazing.A lot of workspace, plenty of hot keys on the tablet to customize within seconds and extra 2 keys on the pen which I use for "Undo" and "Move". Pen requires no charge and feels good to draw with. Comes with an artist's glove which prevents leaving any tracing on tablet itself. 2 adapters to plug to your phones/tablets to draw on.It is impossible to beat this tablet for the price it is being sold. Whether you're new or advanced -- this product got you covered.I highly recommend this to everyone who loves digital art and doesn't want to spend hundreds to enjoy their hobby.

I've a range of design applications on my machines (Windows 7 Pro with 40" monitor) and the tablet was a good answer to the increasing strain on my hands from too much mouse and keyboard action while designing a new project over the last few years.The tablet is good for my needs when using Autodesk Maya 2016 but I found it would not work at all with Autodesk Alias 2015 and when attempting to use it with PaintShop Pro X8 (as a test, not really serious about PSP) it crashed the application the moment I tapped pen to tablet (not investigated this in-depth). I haven't tried to use it with my CorelDraw Technical Suite X6. So for the moment it's Maya all the way and back to the keyboard and mouse for the rest.I like the included two-fingered glove, great for gliding across the tablet and keeps the chill off my little fingers which are now suffering RSI from all the work I've put them through over the years. :)As left-hander I found it relatively easy to switch the tablet around for the main function keys to code Maya shortcuts into them (the included control application does allow you to switch it left/right-handed). I haven't used the softkeys along the "top" (for right-handers) so can't comment on their usefulness and ease of use when upside down for me.In general a good product. I can see some weakness and design opportunities to improve on it for those, like me, using a wider range of applications but if you are a hard core designer just using popular and compatible applications such as Maya this it's a good neat package worth looking into.

I've never had experiences with tablets but have wanted to get into digital art for a long time, this product just stood out both because of previous satisfied reviews and also because for a starter tablet, the price is amazing compared to other brands.Starting off, installation is really quick and easy. All I had to do with my laptop was plug the tablet in, and the software itself was automatically installed before I then used the CD. A short manual comes along (one for Windows users and one for Mac users, respectively) and acts as a quick and easy guide — you can't really go wrong, I don't think. Just a few minutes is all it takes.I've only had this a day but I'm having a lot of fun — it's best in my opinion to at least be slightly aquainted with programs like Photoshop and the like for things to be easier. . . but there are super helpful tutorials out there, so really, it should be okay. It might be weird at first to have to look at the screen and draw rather than down at the tablet like it's paper, but I've gotten used to it in a day and I think some others might have the same experience. But if that's not the case then it's fine, patience and practice is key.All in all, I'm really happy with both the product and service and would highly recommend this tablet for fellow beginners like myself. But even experienced artists also use this product, I can see why. I hope it lasts a while.:)