Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (4K), Silvery Frost

However, the real reason to go for something this big is to use it as a drawing/sketching tablet. The larger display coupled with the pen and the Keydial Mini makes it a breeze to draft technical drawings or illustrations depending on your use case. I really see this as more suited for a professional artist thus, with the tablet doing very well to ignore palms on the screen even without using the glove—which you should be using all the time anyway. The shortcut keys are very handy for tasks like quick zooms, changing brush sizes, and also hotkeys for white balance and alignment. The Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) did not exhibit any noticeable latency in use, and there was also a zero-gap latency between the nib and the cursor itself. You can also extend the display and have a makeshift second monitor or simply have the primary display showing something else of relevance, but you may well need to use a VESA mount arm for this purpose. There's a lot to like here if you are in the market for a graphics tablet, especially a larger one for drawing/sketching. The Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) graphics tablet has an MSRP of $1299 but is currently on sale for $1149 from the Huion online store as of the date of this article. Those in the UK will find the tablet to cost £999 (inc. VAT), and there are also bundle deals with stands and monitor arms if you are interested.