Setting up the tablet was straightforward, though ensuring no other brand's drivers were installed was crucial for smooth operation. As you can see, I was able to get a lot of the lines to start on the start line, and even the ones which did not start on the start line, I was able to start almost right beside it. Thank you for everything, in the end assessing everything I have decided to go on insurance with wacom. That said, modern display tablets have caught up fast, and you shouldn't ignore what other brands are bringing to the table. The glass is thin enough on this tablet that it almost feels like you’re drawing directly where you point your pen.

The Huion KAMVAS Pro 16 and KAMVAS 16 join the huge family of Huion pen displays currently available.If what I described was not the issue you were facing, then you may want to contact Huion support directly for more technical and in-depth support. Of course, not having had any real-world experience with these two tablets, I’m probably fixating on and over-thinking tiny differences that will make no difference in the long run.

I will give this tablet a pass here since there don’t appear to be any noticeable issues in the pen pressure transitions either. To use left-handed mode, you are also required to rotate the screen 180 degrees in Windows settings.With regards to your question, I have Paint Tool SAI 1 installed on my computer and I tried scribbling in it just now on my Huion Kamvas Pro 16. As I noted before, there is a slight issue with the pen calibration being very slightly off on the bottom 1/5th of the screen. These results are fantastic as this means that this tablet is suitable for use with colour accurate work (if you calibrate it). How much does pen tilt affect the position of the cursor in relation to the pen on the Huion Kamvas Pro 16?