HUION Drawing Tablet Inspiroy 2 Small
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About HUION Drawing Tablet Inspiroy 2 Small
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
83% appreciated the battery life, though 17% found it drained quickly
This tablet is very easy to use. No need to modify the screen area, just plug and play.
I can tie the Inspiroy 2 tablet to one monitor or within a specific area.
I tried an older pen with the tablet and it was recognized.
I have been using it for about 3 months and will update if/when it breaks.
89% praised the seamless compatibility, while 11% experienced issues
The tablet is compatible with my PC and clip and is of good size.
I have tried several different chargers/adapters, USB thunder to lightning connectors but the device is not compatible with iPhone.
Connecting my phone significantly reduces the usable drawing area.
At work, my touch screen monitor did not work with the tablet.
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96% appreciated the customizable options, but 4% found them limited
After downloading the software, I was able to customize the tablet, buttons, and even the pen. There are so many options to make it super easy for me to get the feel I want.
When you download the optional driver/UI, the tablet gets even better with the ability to customize options and save settings per app using a droplist.
I was impressed with the customizable buttons and multiple user profiles, which allow for up to 27 programmable keys.
After downloading the software, I was able to customize the tablet, buttons, and even the pen.
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90% praised the drawing accuracy
The drawing quality is excellent with perfect pressure and accuracy. Additionally, I found that the tablet has pen tilt functionality, which is not mentioned anywhere.
The pressure sensitivity works well, although I have little to compare it to.
The drawing quality is excellent with perfect pressure and accuracy. Additionally, pen tilt functionality is available.
86% praised the durable construction, but 14% faced issues
This tablet is the first one I would prefer over the Wacom Intuos tablet.
I am satisfied with the build quality and usability of the software after using it for a month.
The tablet is lightweight and made of all plastic, but it doesn't feel like it's about to fall apart.
I am dissatisfied with the durability of my pen tablet. Some buttons feel tactile and clicky, while others do not, and the scroll wheel on my tablet was broken, likely a hardware issue since the other buttons worked fine.
91% liked the portable design, though 9% found it bulky
I can use the tablet with my Android phone using the small USB-C to USB adapter that comes with it.
This tablet is extremely thin and portable, making it great for taking with me. The small and large versions are likely great too.
The tablet works great and its size is perfect for smaller laptops. It fits right on top of the keyboard without pressing any keys below.
I take this tablet with me everywhere because it's extremely thin and portable.
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97% appreciated the pressure sensitivity, though 3% didn't
The tablet has 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity.
I find the stylus that comes with the tablet very intuitive to use and it supports pressure and tilt sensitivity.
I might need to adjust the lower gradient sensitivity.
86% praised the high-resolution
The tablet has a screen that feels more like an Apple Pencil's on paper-feel screen iPad than Wacom's.
I find the stylus tracking on the pad more accurate with the Inspiroy compared to the hs64.
I can connect the Inspiroy 2 to a single monitor or specific area.
84% liked the tilt recognition, while 16% experienced glitches
The tablet has 60-degree tilt recognition.
The stylus performance is intuitive to use and supports pressure and tilt sensitivity.
I have discovered that the tablet has pen tilt functionality, which is not explicitly mentioned anywhere.
I suggest improving the app by displaying the tablet's image when it is turned 180 degrees.
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