Huion drawing tablets may be priced lower than the competition, but that doesn't mean they're low quality. In fact, Huion tablets consistently rank against our favourite drawing tablets, but with a wealth of different specs, one Huion doesn't fit all.
To help you choose the right one, we’ve selected the best Huion drawing tablets, whatever your skill level or budget. Right now, we think the best Huion tablet around is the Huion H610 Pro. It has the perfect mix of affordability and functionality so it's ideal for many creatives using it for different types of projects. Not sold on Huion? Try our guide to the best drawing tablets overall.
It's worth noting that many of the cheaper tablets, including the Huion H610 Pro, don't have their own screens so you will need to plug them into a computer, tablet or phone to view your designs.
And when you get a brand new Huion drawing tablet, head over to our list of the best free graphic design software - proving once again that it's not always necessary to spend a lot of money on reliable creative tools.
The best Huion drawing tablets available now
The Huion H610 Pro is a brilliant graphics tablet and our choice for the best overall Huion drawing tablet. It's a versatile device with a nice range of features – including eight express keys and 16 soft keys, and a 10 x 6.25-inch working area for a PC (3.9 x 6.25-inches for mobiles). It doesn't quite have all the functionality more expensive drawing tablets offer. For beginners, however, the Huion H610 Pro is an excellent option to start with, especially at this price.
The Kamvas 22 Plus is a fine budget alternative to more expensive tablets like the 12.9-inch iPad Pro or Wacom Cintiq 22. Complete with a digital pen PW517 stylus, which provides 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity and a highly stable drawing experience, the Kamvas Pro 22 offers a gorgeous drawing experience. The USB-C connector allows for quick hookup to your PC too. Overall, this tablet offers a premium drawing experience at a solid price.
If money is no object, then the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 is the best Huion drawing tablet you can buy. We mentioned that Huion does a great job of making affordable drawing tablets, but the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 proves it also produces some excellent high-end tablets as well. Your artwork will look gorgeous on the 2560 x 1440 screen with 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 120% sRGB gamut support. The included stylus is also very accurate, which makes drawing on this tablet a joy. However, it is very expensive, and it can sometimes be hard to find stock. But if you can – and you can afford it – you won't be disappointed.
The Huion 1060 Plus is an excellent drawing tablet if you're looking to get serious with your digital art but unable to splash loads of cash. It offers a great balance of responsiveness and features, while keeping the price low. It's not quite as accomplished as Wacom's finest, but it is much cheaper and comes with a responsive battery-free stylus, too.
The Huion H640P is a brilliant cheap Huion tablet, offering a great drawing experience and a decent set of shortcut keys for a very reasonable price. It's small and compact, which makes it easy to carry around with you as well. (A drawstring bag is included.) It measures just 10.2 x 5.8 inches – no thicker than a smartphone. Speaking of phones, the Huion H640P is compatible with most Android devices.
If you're looking for a large Huion drawing tablet, then the Huion Inspiroy Q11K Wireless is worth considering. It boasts a massive 13-inch diagonal size, and since it's wireless you have more freedom to roam if you don't want to be tethered to your computer. The build quality can feel a little cheap, but this is an excellent value Huion tablet that's worth checking out.
If you’re just starting out with digital art, then it's understandable if you don't want to spend a lot of money. That's exactly why the Huion H430P is the best Huion tablet for beginners. It has all the basics you need to get started, but without the high price tag. It's a little on the small size, but it's a great – and affordable – beginner option.
Although Huion specialises in more affordable tablets, that doesn't mean it knows how to go pro. The high-end Huion Kamvas Pro 13 looks and acts the part, with 8,192 levels of pen sensitivity, a large anti-glare drawing area, and a screen with 120 per cent sRGB colour gamut for greater and richer depth of colour. It comes at a significantly higher cost than others on this list, but if your budget can stretch then it competes well with similarly priced models from Wacom. Also worth considering are the smaller Huion Kamvas Pro 12 and larger Huion Kamvas Pro 20.
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