HUION H420 USB Graphics Drawing Tablet Board Kit

I received this the day after purchasing so delivery was extremely prompt. I opened it up to find the tablet, a case, a cleaning kit and a 2-fingered glove as well as spare nibs and a AA battery for the pen and practically War and Peace for an instruction manual (turns out there's only actually 3 pages in English).In terms of installing the drivers, it was relatively simple though my Macbook Air doesn't have a disk drive so I had to download them from the Huion website. It comes with two instruction manuals (one for Windows and one for Mac users) which explains very simply how to install the drivers.I had some issues with the pen working and then not working in the initial set-up but my laptop needed updating so I'm not sure whether it was that or another issue.The size of the tablet is relatively small but it is good if you're a first timer like me and don't want anything too show off and the weight of it is practically non-existent so it's very easy to carry it around with you.I use it with Sketchbook and Krita which are both free to download and it works absolutely fine. The pressure sensitivity on it is good and you can change to your desired sensitivity settings when installing the drivers.All in all, a good tablet and good value for money. Would definitely recommend to people wanting to get into digital drawing but not wanting to drop a lot of money on a tablet.

For the last year, I've been learning how to draw, and have only tried drawing digitally in the past a few times with some old and cheap tablets. Those experiences made me weary of buying or using a tablet that wasn't from a brand like Wacom, and was priced cheaply - but that's changed since using this product.The H420 worked instantly with my laptop, without installing its drivers. However, the pen's pressure sensitivity wasn't recognised until I installed the driver, which I did from Huion's website, but you could also do from the disc that arrives with the tablet.I tried out the tablet on paint tools sai, and it worked amazingly. I've had difficulties with an old wacom tablet working with its pressure sensitivity within sai, which is why I chose to buy this instead, but I was so pleasantly surprised that I had no issues in that area.This tablet was almost half the price of the one I was looking at to buy previously, and you also get a cute case, little cleaning products, a glove so when you lean on the tablet you don't accidentally cause any drawing to be made, and the USB cable and installation disc. I haven't seen many other tablets that come with these accessories, so you're really getting a lot for your money!My only cons would be that the pen takes a battery, which is new to me, (a triple a battery is included within the box) and that the tablet size itself is fairly small.If you are fairly new to digital illustration like myself, then the size shouldn't matter. Once you're making gorgeous digital art, then you should consider upgrading, but for those who want to start taking your art seriously but still have a lot to learn, this is the tablet for you!I come from a music background and always advocate making the best of what you have. Buying the most expensive equipment won't make you the best artist.Consider saving a lot of money by buying this either for yourself - or a family member or friend who wants to give digital drawing a go.I'm really excited to get started!

Well made, seems to be strong enough for the job, and very easy to set up and get going. The driver software is on the CD and can be downloaded. There is a quick start guide but, to get the most out of what this tablet can do, you will need to download the full manual as a PDF.There were a few items which came with the tablet, including extra tips, PSU, wireless pen, usb lead, and an AAA battery in the box. Further to this, the seller also supplied a half-glove to wear while using the tablet, a cleaning kit, and a soft fabric/felt carry case.I use a free art/photo editing programme called "Photofiltre7", which also works well with my scanner. I installed the tablet driver, loaded the program, and the pen worked almost immediately. The problem was me, the last tablet I had worked more or less as a mouse, needing right or left clicks to make it do anything, so I had to get used to lifting the pen away from the tablet between actions. Outside the drawing software, the pen works as a mouse. Other than that, I found it a very easy device to use, and a lot better for touching up photos than the mouse.There is a small learning curve, but only in that you will need to get used to moving the pen around while watching the screen. I did find that the pointer moved much less on the screen than I was used to with my mouse. However, considering the small size of the drawing area, compared to the large size of the screen, that was to be expected, and part of the learning curve. It is easy enough to move in small increments, but you will need to develop your manual skills for this.I would highly recommend this tablet, based on my own needs and experience of using the product. It was well packaged, arrived very quickly, and worked out of the box. I consider it exceptional value for money, and see no reason to pay twice as much, or more, for a different model or brand.