HUION H420X OSU Tablet Graphic Drawing Tablet
The HUION H420X OSU Tablet Graphic Drawing Tablet is an upgraded version of 420 and H420. It uses a battery-free digital pen with a pressure sensitivity level of 8192, a reading rate of 300PPS, and a pen resolution of 5080LPI. Compatible systems include Windows, Mac, and Android. Therefore, H420X is the most affordable graphics tablet.
There is a battery-free Stylus with 8192 Levels of Pressure and 5080LPI pen resolution that does not require charging. The report rate of the H420X graphic tablet has increased to 300 PPS, The cursor will follow tightly with the pen nib no matter whether you are doing a quick sketch or playing OSU. The pen also has 2 customizable buttons on the side that allows you to set your favourite shortcut keys
The tablet is only 7mm in thickness and 167g in weight. A slim and compact design with a larger active area of 4.17×2.6 inches makes it perfect for limited desktop space and easy to carry out when on a trip.
HUION H420X OSU Tablet Graphic Drawing Tablet Review
The HUION H420X OSU Tablet Graphic Drawing Tablet works with most drawing software including Adobe Photoshop, Paint tool sai, Corel Painter, CorelDraw, Illustrator, Sketchbook, Manga Studio, Clip studio paint, Fireworks, Macromedia Flash, Comic Studio, SAI, Krista, Infinite Stratos, 3D MAX, Autodesk MAYA, Pixologic ZBrush and other major graphics applications, and more.
The tablet is small – 6 3/4″ x 4 1/2″ – the actual drawing area is 4 1/4″ x 2 5/8″ – but I’ve noticed some non-profit drawing functionality outside the drawing area – pulling down menus.
I couldn’t find the Huion Sketch app on the Google Play store (nor Amazon’s app store) – so instead, I’m using the ArtRage Vitae mobile app. You can find the best software for the tablet here.
Setting up the tablet pretty much was using the USB cable to connect the tablet to my phone (LG G6+). His phone recognized the tablet immediately. No problems. Using the tablet/pen with the drawing app worked great. Did notice some lagging as I was drawing, but chalked that up to be more an issue with the phone and not the tablet.
I also experimented with using the tablet on my Amazon Fire HD8+ tablet, using the ArtRage Vitae app – got it to work. I swapped out using the cable that came with the tablet, and instead of using a USB-C to USB-C cable, which plugs into my phone better.
Overall, don’t be put off by the size of the HUION H420X OSU Tablet Graphic Drawing Tablet. It’s small, but portable and offers a great set of features.
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