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There's the white haze from diffused reflections but you can still see the colours beneath. The anti-glare of the matte glass surface isn't too aggressive.

I measured colour support for 100% sRGB, 91% NTSC, 95% AdobeRGB, 89% P3 and a maximum brightness of 201 nits with the Spyder5Pro colour calibrator. To use the pen display as a USB hub, you have to use USB-C to USB-C connection, or use a display cable with the USB-A to USB-C cable.Ĭolours on the pen display look great out of the box. Video ports are at the top, from left to right: HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C and power. If you have no use for a monitor arm, I recommend the Huion ST100 stand which is just US $29 when purchased together with the pen display. to watch shows or do other work, then you will need a proper stand. If you want to use this display as your main display, e.g.

The fold-out feet can only prop up the pen display at a fixed angle which is a comfortable angle to work with for drawing. There's a VESA mount (10 x 10cm) in the middle. The clean and simple design of the pen display looks good. The Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) supports DisplayPort but there's no DisplayPort cable included.Ī 24-inch pen display is quite big and provides a huge area to draw on.

Full-size HDMI to full-size HDMI (1.5m).

If you buy from Huion's web store, definitely get the felt pen nibs which are just $7.99 for ten pieces. If you choose to buy the stands or monitor arms together with the pen display, you can get discounts from $20 to $60. You can consider the Huion ST100 stand (US $49) or the Huion ST410 single arm display mount ($119) or Huion ST420 dual arm display mount ($199). Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) does not come with a stand so you'll have to buy your own. These models are updates to the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (QHD) released in 2020.īelow's the comparison table between the four models. They are the Kamvas 24 (QHD), Kamvas 24 Plus (QHD) and Kamvas Pro 24 (4K). Huion released three 24-inch pen displays in July 2021.