HUION KAMVAS 22 Plus Graphics Drawing Tablet with Full-laminated QD Screen 140% s RGB Android Support Ideal for Homeworking & Distance Learning Adjustable Stand - 21.5inch

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Some other Android Devices that at least support USB3.1 GEN1 data transfer protocol and DP1.2 are also compatible. I was impressed with this display and its functionality – drawing on this felt superb and the USB on the side is also a cool feature. It’s actually the first HUION device I’ve had the pleasure of using. As a multi-disciplined web/graphic designer, illustrator, video editor etc myself, I can see this being used on a daily basis in my little Studio set-up. The largest tablet I’d drawn/worked with previously was 16” so this was quite an experience! It does take up quite a bit of desk space, so you need to make sure you have the room – especially if using with a laptop! 22” may not sound too large, but when you’re sitting so close to something like this, it really does feel huge! Any dispute arising out of or in connection with the Agreement shall be submitted to be settled by the people’s court in the place where HUION is located, as per the laws of P. R. China.

All USB-C ports support charging. But not all USB-C ports support USB 3.1 Gen 1 and DisplayPort over USB Type-C. USB Type-C connectors that support the USB 3.1 Gen 1 typically include the corresponding USB symbol below: First impressions… it’s certainly big! The box itself is nicely designed, predominantly white with a nice eye-catching illustration of what looks like some futuristic city in the jungle! Next up is ‘Digital Pen’ – it’s here you can change pen pressure/sensitivity should you wish. ‘Windows Ink’ is enabled by default for Windows/Office etc apps.Materials provided by HUION shall be used for exchanges among users only, but not of merchandising and profit-making nature. In case of any commercial infringement or dispute arising out of the use of materials provided by HUION platform by any third party in his/her works, all responsibilities shall be borne by such third party itself. Read the manual of your devices or ask the technical support to confirm the USB-C port technical standards of your devices List of Compatible Devices

Welcome to another tablet review – this time I’m taking a look at the recently released new 2020 HUION Kamvas 22 drawing tablet with screen… Thunderbolt 3 is a hardware interface developed by Intel. It shares USB-C connectors with USB, and can require special "active" cables for maximum performance for cable lengths over 0.5 meters (1.5 feet). Compared to Thunderbolt 2, it doubles the bandwidth to 40 Gbit/s (5 GB/s), allowing up to 4-lane PCIe 3.0, 8-lane DisplayPort 1.2, and USB 3.1 10 Gbit/s.How to adjust color difference on the edge of your tablet by importing the new color gamut file(Windows) Please note if you plug the pen display into a USB Type-C port that does not support DisplayPort over USB Type-C, the display will receive no data. Hence no image will show on the screen ("No Signal"). Out of the box, colors, brightness etc were good, but can easily be changed, so for this review I left them as-is… The computers listed are only parts of compatible models. You can follow the above methods to tell if your devices support the USB3.1 GEN1 data transfer protocol and DP1.2. It’s a full HD 1920×1080 (16:9) resolution display which, in these days of 4K etc, still works very well on this size of tablet. It’s an IPS LCD display and while not fully laminated like the Kamvas 22 Plus, I had no problems at all drawing on this with issues of parallax etc. It is a 16.7M (8bit) color display with 120% sRBG color gamut with an active working area of 476.64 x 268.11 mm (it says here…!). It also has a viewing angle of 178°.

The USB-C portof the phones, tablets, and computers at least supports USB3.1 GEN1 data transfer protocol and DP1.2 Alt mode How to use the On-Screen Display (OSD) settings on the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (4K)/Kamvas Pro 16 Plus (4K)? Apart from the amazing etched screen the unit itself feels pretty solid and well made. Huion, having only been in business since about 2011, have done a pretty good job with making affordable graphics tablets, and pen displays with good build quality, again - considering the more-than-reasonable prices their units go for. So, with that in mind you won’t be disappointed in the mostly plastic casing, and it’s somewhat small and clunky display buttons (for colour and saturation etc). The stand is quite sturdy, plus the addition of two rubber feet on the underside of the display will ensure this won’t move around the table/desk once you start drawing. It’s also fully adjustable (from 20° to 80°), meaning that you can lower (or raise!) the display to whatever angle feels most comfortable to use.

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The Kamvas 22 is one of two new large 22” (well actually 21.5”!) pen display screens from HUION – the other is the slightly more expensive, but fully laminated Kamvas 22 Plus… but today we’re focusing on its slightly cheaper sibling… You shall guarantee that the performance of this agreement will neither infringe the rights and interests of any third party, including without limitation to the right of reputation and the portrait right, nor go against any agreement signed between you and a third party to invoke any claim by such third party; you shall guarantee that the performance of this Agreement by HUION will not infringe the legal rights and interests of any third party. In case of any dispute arising from your breach of this Agreement, you shall take the responsibility of settling it, including stepping forward to handle the complaints forwarded by HUION. For the purposes of this review my weapons of choice were Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop on Windows 10. For the benefit of those who don’t know: this isn’t a standalone drawing tablet! Before you can draw on this device, you need to plug it into your PC, Mac, Laptop (or even Android device – more on that later!) for this to function correctly.