7P notes: Huion Inspiroy 2 L (H1061P)

Summary

I only tried this tablet for about a week. In most ways it is a good tablet with some nice features.

Pen

This tablet comes with the Huion PW110 pen.

Pen compatibility

• PW110

• PW517 (I tested)

• PW550 (I tested)

Size

Huion puts L in the name of this tablet to identify it is as a "large" tablet. However this tablet is close to size to medium tablets like the Wacom Intuos Pro medium (PTH-660)

It is nowhere close to the true large size of something like the Wacom Intuos Pro Large (PTH-860) or the Huion Inspiroy Giano G930L.

Wireless

The tablet does NOT support wireless connectivity. It must be connected with USB cable.

Express keys

I really enjoyed the flexibility of how the buttons work with the group keys. Even though there are 8 buttons, with the three group keys, you get effectively 8x3 = 24 buttons.

Low pressure instability/wobble

All pens have have a bit of instability/wobble at low pressure. This is most obvious if you use a very large brush (300px or larger) and are drawing pressure-sensitive lines with very very light pressure when the pen is more vertical. With normal brush sizes and normal usage and a more normal pen angle you are unlikely to notice it.

The unit I have had a bit more of this effect compared to my Wacom Intuos Pro with the Pro Pen 2. I didn't notice it in normal drawing, so I had to go looking for the effect. When I did reproduce it I was able to control it using pressure curves and pressure smoothing. Also, just drawing with more pressure will not have the problem.

Not all units seem to exhibit this problem, but certainly some do.

Initially when this tablet was released I saw more of this effect, but the latest firmware has controlled it more.

See this thread for some history on this topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/huion/comments/165acwt/extremely_unstable_pen_pressure_sensitivity_on_a/

If you do get this tablet spend some time testing it at the lower pressures you might be drawing with.