Huion Inspiroy H950P Graphics Drawing Tablet 8.7x5.4 inch with Tilt Feature Battery-Free Pen 8192 Pen Pressure and 8 User-Defined Shortcuts,Compatible with Mac, Linux(Ubuntu), Windows PC, and Android

Good product, good quality. Fully satisfied

Good product for designing purpose

Works fine on Linux out of the box through the (modern) kernel's built-in Wacom support, including pressure. However, to get tilt to work and the express keys to register you would have to install the Digimend kernel drivers. I purchased it knowing that this device [256c:006d] has good Digimend support and have had no issues. If you also configure XInput to register this tablet with libwacom you can also use xsetwacom or GUI tools to configure it, which are frankly better than the official ones on Windows or Mac anyway; I use kcm-wacomtablet on KDE.On Android it also works as expected. The express keys are rendered useless. And the system can only detect only one of the stylus keys, but if your painting app lets you configure those you're good to go. Tilt works just fine as well, although I personally found the curve to be a bit steep, and configured it on my painting app (Infinite Painter) as well, but by note-taking app's nice pencil tool is out of reach (Concepts). Also, it only works in portrait mode on Android. You can rotate your phone's screen in the system, but you'll only be able to access half the screen through the tablet if you do. I have gotten used to locking the orientation and just physically turning the device for comfort.They don't mention it either on Amazon or on the official sites, but it does actually support Chromebooks as well. Unfortunately, on Chromebooks the tablet still works in Android mode, stuck to portrait and whatnot. Except that I have a convertible, and convertibles orient tablet display drivers vertically, so I have to rotate the tablet to portrait and then I can use it with the landscape Chromebook just fine. Weird how they don't let you configure this, but I guess they couldn't find a standard way to expose it.And finally, there's a cross-platform bug where you cannot use the express keys at all if the stylus is in use. You'd have to lift the stylus away from the surface for it to stop registering before the keypresses will register. This happens on Windows and Mac as well. Weird.That's all the support information anyone might want to look up. As for the tablet itself, it's fine as well.The build quality is generally very good, although the express keys are very tacky and feel loose to touch, but still perfectly servicable. The surface is smooth and so far hasn't registered any scratches but, it's not a miracle material and will scratch eventually. My tablets get pretty scuffed, and it doesn't matter to the drawing experience so I won't mind when it does.The stylus is one of those chonky Wacom-clones that make the button unnecessarily hard to press, especially the bottom one. Worse of all these styli always roll around freely with the buttons so recessed, so keep using that stylus stand they give you, be it vertically or horizontally. Would've loved to see a stylus-stashing loop at one side of the tablet.Also, the device is pretty sensitive to EMR interference. If you place yours near a WiFi router like I tried to do it might register ghost presses. Just move it away if it does.And finally, apparently this product comes with one of those friction-reducing gloves and a carry bag in some regions. Sure didn't come with in my my packaging let me tell you that! I have had no issues with my hands sticking to the surface, it's not glass, just satin-y plastic. But I would've liked that bag to store the thing and keep dust away. Hear that, Huion India? Put the carry bag in your Indian packaging!

Excellent product best for beginners, no connection issues with windows, best for note making. Minimal lag was there, buttons are very useful as shortcut keys. Comfortable in hands. Over you can buy it for making notes.

As a tattoo artist, I rely on my tools to help me create high-quality, intricate designs for my clients. That's why I'm so impressed with the Huion pen tablet. It's a versatile, affordable tool that has become an essential part of my workflow.One of the things I love most about the Huion pen tablet is its pressure sensitivity. It's incredibly accurate, allowing me to create fine lines and smooth shading with ease. This is especially important for tattoo artists, as we need to be able to control the thickness and intensity of our lines very precisely.The Huion pen tablet is also very comfortable to use. The stylus is lightweight and has a natural grip, so I can work for extended periods of time without any discomfort. The tablet itself is also very thin and portable, making it easy to take with me to client appointments or conventions.In addition to its pressure sensitivity and comfort, the Huion pen tablet also offers a number of other features that make it ideal for tattoo artists. For example, it has a large active area, which gives me plenty of space to work on my designs. It also has a number of customizable express keys, which I use to control commonly used functions in my art software.Overall, I highly recommend the Huion pen tablet to any tattoo artist looking for a versatile, affordable tool to help them create high-quality designs

I recently got the Huion Inspiroy H950P Graphics Drawing Tablet, and it's been an absolute joy to use. As an artist, I appreciate its 8.7x5.4-inch active area, which provides plenty of space for creating detailed work without taking up too much desk space.Overall, I’m very impressed with the Huion Inspiroy H950P. It’s a quality tablet that’s affordable yet doesn’t compromise on features. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned artists alike!

It's not working the pin is loose

Worst buying and good functionality, writing quality & pressure sensitivity.