The custom hot keys are mirrored on the two sides, so you can technically only set the ones on one side When it comes to drawing tablets, you’re not exactly wanting for choice. There are lots of different products that suit the needs of all kinds of artists, from novices, to illustrators, to graphic designers, to animators. The Huion Kamvas Studio 22, however, is unique in a few ways, the most important being that it’s more than just a drawing tablet; it’s a full fledged PC as well. When working on heavy files and running multiple programs simultaneously, every system tends to get heated up but the Kamvas Studio 22 has a solution to that. It comes with a strong internal ventilation system, which is designed specifically to cool down the processor and ensure stable performance without causing any disturbance to the device. All in all, the Huion Kamvas Studio 22 is a great device for multiple functions. Its capability of switching between a pen display for work and computer for play helps users strike the right balance. The installation of dual drives in the system not only ensures a high operational speed but also provide ample storage for files in varying sizes. It has ten interfaces on the rear including USB, VGA, HDMI and network interface to support all kinds of connections for various purposes and functions. Huion Kamvas Studio 22: Specs Dimensions: 22 x 10.5 x 0.7 inches | Display Area (Active Area): 21.5 x 10.5 inches | Item Weight: 3.3 pounds | Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD) | RGB Gamma Ray: 2.2 | Response Time (Report Rate): 14ms | Connectivity Type: HDMI, DVI, VGA, Power, USB | Supported Software: Windows and Mac operating systems | Battery Power: AC Power | Multi-Touch: Yes | Pen Pressure Level: 8192 | Express Keys | Yes (20) including dual touch pad | Customizable Express Keys: Yes (10 of original 20) | Resolution: 5080 LPI (Lines Per Inch) | Viewing Angle: 178 degrees | Display Colors: 16.7 million

The Huion Kamvas Studio 22 is a powerhouse, and so it’s really hard to pin down any specific ideal use case. This juggernaut has been built for all of them. From the powerful hardware, to the high quality display, to the numerous express keys, to the versatile software, this tablet is meant for a varied range of uses. In fact, apart from the fact that it’s built by a company that manufactures drawing tablets and comes with a stylus, there’s really nothing that doesn’t put it on the same level as traditional tablet PCs that weren’t originally built for drawing. It’s that good! The Studio 22 has 120% sRGB, offering more than 16 million colors with wide-gamut color representation and some of the most stunning visuals you have ever seen on a tablet. 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. The device pen (PW500) has tilt support technology (with a range lying between -60 degrees to +60 degrees) and comes with 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity to explore your potential to the maximum possible limit. You can have several tabs open and use multiple apps at once because the device runs on Intel Core i5-8400 Processor, which ensures smooth functioning of software such as PS, AI and Pr. 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 stylus has 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, which has become quite a ubiquitous feature among new models of drawing tablets for all manufacturers. The biggest highlight for us when it comes to this pen, however, is the fact that it’s battery free.

It features a battery-free Stylus. The Huion digital pen features 8192 pressure sensitivity with the newest ±60 tilt function, which ensures high accuracy and sleekness. Moreover, it allows a natural translation between every line without any delay. The EMR technology also allows for a no-battery or recharging drawing experience.Anti-glare Screen. The Kamvas Pro 22 display comes protected using an anti-glare glass screen, thus acting effectively in minimizing the effects of a harsh glare when presenting images. Moreover, it protects your eyes against bright light Easy to access your personalized setting due to the ten symmetrical buttons available on both sides. So what kind of person would such a device appeal to? We would say the person who wants it all. If you are an artist and need a drawing tablet but don’t have to connect it to a desktop computer anytime you want to do something halfway decent, this device is for you. You can take it with you wherever you go and it can do anything your desktop can, sometimes even better than your desktop. It’s like carrying your computer and taking it with your wherever you go. This new screen feels just like paper to draw on. We found the feeling very satisfying as we slid the pen over the surface. It’s definitely much smoother and less like the iPad’s screen. We would actually put it on the same level as the Cintiq 24hd. Pen/Stylus and pressure sensitivity

When you’re working on large files, you don’t have to worry about storage because the Kamvas Studio 22 carries a 1TB HDD and additionally offers a capacity of 120 GB/240GB storage space. The SSD also ensures large storage capacity. The device comes in 8GB and 16GB of RAM. So, you can rest assured that your files will be secure. Huion Kamvas Studio 22: FeaturesIt’s not necessarily a bad thing, depending on how you look at it. For us, we think it’s logical since one hand typically holds the stylus, leaving only one free to press the hotkeys. On the other hand, one can feel short-changed to see 20 express keys but only be able to program 10 of them. That said, we also often find that 10 express keys are more than enough to map my favorite shortcuts to. They’re also well within reach so the ergonomics works out fine.