HUION Kamvas 13 (Gen 3) Drawing Tablet with Screen,13.3" Full-Laminated Art Tablet with Anti-Sparkle Canvas Glass, 99% sRGB, PenTech 4.0, 16384 Pen Pressure, Dual Dial for PC, Mac, Android, Black

The KAMVAS 13 (Gen 3) tablet offers an impressive performance for its price! It has vibrant colors, sharp display and the screen fells smooth and natural thanks to the awesome PW600 pen they made, making drawing a pleasure. I chose this tablet because of little to no parallax it has, its small vessels and the calibration report, which feels like a game changer for a tablet in this price range! Overall it's very reliable, responsive and great for beginners and aspiring professionals.Another amazing aspect from HUION is their customer service. They're quick to respond, genuinely helpful and try to resolve issues as efficiently as possible. Unfortunately, I had an issue with my tablet but their post-sale support was great and helped me through the whole process.I would totally recommend this brand to a fellow artist!

I got this to replace a 22" Kamvas Plus after it's digitizer component failed. I was reluctant to go with a smaller size at first, but I have been primarily working on an 11" iPad Pro (M2). Since my workflow now involves a smaller dispaly tablet, I was able to transition more smoothly.Pros:The dials and buttons on the side are very useful. These are usually only found on the pro models so having it on an entry level tablet. Since I'm used to touch gestures on Procreate, this is a nice way to set shortcuts that feel more natural. Adjusting the zoom, rotation, brush size, undo, and other menus through the dials and buttons is really comfortable and it speeds up my workflow.The etched laminated glass makes for high accuracy with minimal glare at the expense of contrast.The price though... This is a great value for what you get.ConsThe build quality is decent, though it still feels very entry level for a number of reasons. The stand being a major part of this. It doesn't attach to the tablet at all. The stand is more like a glorified collectable plate stand. It does have rubber pads to make sure the tablet doesn't slip, but over time, dust will make that surface grip less.There are no VESA mounting options, so if you want to mount a monitor arm, you'll need to find a 3D printed bracket or design and print your own.It's NOT compatible with Huion's slim pen or any of the other pens before this model. This might be a deal breaker and it almost is for me. I don't like working with a stylus that's much thicker than a HB pencil.Overall, this is a great entry level tablet and potentially good for professionals. I do most my illustration in Procreate with an iPad. This does a decent job of filling that gap when working on a PC with Substance Painter, Blender as well as some other misc drawing applications.

TL;DR: Pro-grade features at a beginner-friendly price—it’s a steal.I’ve been using the Kamvas 13 Gen 3 for two days, and it’s already transformed my art sessions—exactly what I hoped for. The 13.3″ FHD fully-laminated, nano-etched screen feels like paper and still delivers vivid, gorgeous colors (99 % sRGB), plus it comes with its own calibration report. The pen’s buttery-smooth texture and tilt support give me pinpoint-accurate strokes, and all three buttons are fully customizable. One top button even opens a submenu with six extra shortcuts—I mapped it to control my music so I never break my flow. Two silent, silky-turning dials let me tweak brush size and zoom on the fly—a feature I haven’t seen on other tablets. At just 865 g, it’s perfect for drawing on the couch, yet it snaps onto its sturdy tabletop stand for serious desk work. Fast delivery, gorgeous unboxing, pen glove and cords included.

Coming from the first ever kamvas 13, this tablet is amazing. Definitely worth the price and honestly not much to complain about at this price point but I will note the flaws I've noticed.1. The pen is not recognized by the drivers. Maybe the pen is too new or specific to this model but every driver I've downloaded does not recognize the pen that comes with this tablet. It recognizes it instead as a pen with an eraser button on it, which it does not have.So, whenever I try to change the buttons to suit my needs, it does not make any changes. They also stay as the default buttons. I have tried to restart the drivers and my computer but it doesn't change anything.Edit: just to be clear, the pen works wonderfully, you just cannot change what the buttons on it do by default.2. The tablet does not get nearly as bright as other Kamvas models I've tried, including my ancient kamvas 13.3. New point after trying out the felt tips they sell for their pens. The textured glass on this model is different than previous models. The felt tip is not necessary on it and it produces an unpleasant squeaking noise with every stroke if you do try to use it. So not worth it.