HUION Inspiroy Dial Q620M Wireless Graphic Drawing Tablet, 10" x 6" Graphic Tablet with 8 Press Keys and 1 Dial Controller, Great for Working from Home and Remote Learning

This tablet is perfect for creating online teaching materials and drawing charts and diagrams in your own handwriting. It basically allows you to turn device into something close to how a touch-screen device would work. The tablet’s drawing area effectively become the screen you see and so anywhere you draw/tap/press would correspond to that area of your laptop/PC’s screen. I don’t think this is a beginner’s tablet, more experienced users would find this tablet equally suitable for their needs.Pros:- very straightforward installation – I don’t have a CD layer on my laptop so I went to Huion’s website and downloaded the latest edition of the drivers to my laptop. Set up was easy and quick.- you get a large number of nibs (10 NIBS) which is excellent value compared to anything else available from more expensive competitors.- textured surface that feels like paper, so you get a more natural experience.- absolutely no lag – what you tap, or draw is immediately reflected on the screen.- premium quality and excellent construction.- the tablet is lightweight so very portable but at the same time it’s sturdy and stable on surfaces.- the buttons and the dial are easy to set up as the software is intuitive – there are many buttons to set your shortcuts so you have plenty of choice.- pen comes with a stand which also stores the nibs – great compact design and quality.- the pen doesn’t need to be charged at all.- you can connect it wirelessly to your laptop/PC or android/iPhone device – there are no limits to how and where you use it- comes with a storage pouch and in well-presented packagingCons:None so far – have been using for nearly a month and it works perfectly.Room for improvement: supply drivers software on a USB drive instead of CD as CDs are now relatively redundant and not many Laptops come with a CD drive. Another thing would be to perhaps provide an EVA storage case instead of the pouch for added protection whilst travelling and thrown in a backpack!I had an old Wacom tablet that was less than half the size of the Huion tablet, didn’t come with any of these nibs, and I bought at a much steeper price. Considering the quality, the accessories and the specs and functions that you can get with Huion at this price, this is a worthy contender to many other more expensive brands and their offering. I am very pleased with how natural and intuitive it allows digital drawing to be and I would very highly recommend it.

The packaging was felt and was really nice and felt like I had received a premium product. Everything inside was also packaged really nice, with everything arranged nicely and neatly. I love the fact it came with a carrying bag, which is a really nice touch if you want to take it somewhere which is a plus for portability.The setup was quite easy; all I had to do was plug in the USB dongle and turn on the tablet, and my PC instantly recognized the input. I opened up and tested it on windows built-in whiteboard feature, to see how "plug and play" it is and beginner-friendly it is. It instantly started working, and the tablet and pen were both very responsive. The tablet could detect when I was tilting and pressing down with the pen which adjusted how the line would look in paint, just like a real pen or brush! The buttons on the side of the tablet can be assigned hotkeys as well as the wheel at the top of the tablet. The tablet also has a rubber bottom, to prevent it from slipping and sliding on your desk.The pen is also has a really nice finish on the finger and thumb grip, which helps make using the pen much more comfortable for extended sessions of use. If you hover the pen over the tablet (around 2cm), the tablet detects the pen hovering and displays a "cursor" on the screen. This helps find out where you are on the tablet so you don't accidentally draw in the wrong place. There are also buttons on the pen that can be used to access the rubber function, but I'm sure you can change the functions on the button depending on the software you are using. The pen also comes with a pen holder, which helps stop the pen from rolling around your desk and keeps your desk tidy when not in use.Pros:-Highly accurate and precise-Detected pressure and angle of the pen-Customizable hotkey buttons-Customizable wheel functions-Plug & Play-Beginner-friendlyCons:-None!Overall, this product is great, for both beginners and professionals, and I enjoyed using it a lot; experimenting with all of the different functions. This would be great for travelling too, as it supports mobile devices and comes with adapters for them devices. You can use it either wirelessly or wired, and I like the fact they give you that choice!

This drawing tablet arrives beautifully packaged, in a nicely sturdy manufacturer box that looks attractive to give as a gift. The tablet size is large – around 2x the size of my iPad.In the box are:- the tablet- its stylus pen- a stylus stand (with spare nibs stored inside)- USB-C charging cable (no mains plug)- USB dongle- 2 USB adapters (USB-A to USB-C and USB-A to Micro USB to permit the wifi dongle to be used in conjunction with a phone or tablet)- Manual- Protective storage/carry bagThe storage bag is a thin fabric drawstring bag, effective for keeping off dust and potentially preventing minor scrapes, but would not be adequate for avoiding knocks or more serious scraping.The tablet itself feels quite sturdy, despite a large size and slim profile. It’s all-plastic and has a textured, anti-slip back as well as rubberised feet at the corners. The tablet arrived without any charge, so I attached its USB-C to a USB hub on my computer to charge – once this had gained a little bit of juice as I hadn’t yet added the drivers my Mac started hissing about the presence of an unrecognised keyboard – but it still charged OK.The drawing tablet can’t be used as a stand-alone product: to work, it has to be paired with a computer, tablet, or phone. The surface has a nice matt finish that feels pleasant to work on and is not slippery. The pen is nicely responsive, with good pressure sensitivity. The dial doesn’t have etch-a-sketch type function, but rather allows fine-grained zooming in/out and moving around a drawing for detailed work. Not at all how I’d thought it would work, but a sizeable and interesting gadget.