Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Very weak pen construction; prone to breaking

Other Thoughts: I cannot recommend this tablet to any digital student or professional. The pen quit working after two months--even after very light use. Huion wanted me to pay for the replacement (shipping). These tablets are not worth the money! Do not buy this tablet; you will regret it.

Pros: Price is amazing. (Half the price of competitor tablets)
Quality of the product is great. (Very impressed)
Drivers work great. No issues.
Comes with 4 nibs.
Tablet is a nice size.
2048 levels of pressure makes a big difference if you're drawing.

Cons: Pen requires a AAA battery.
Must click the pen to turn it off when not in use to save power.

Other Thoughts: Compared to the cheapest Wacom Brand tablets (Bamboo / intuos) which start at $100 and are smaller, this Huion tablet has double the pressure sensitivity for about half of the price. Huion tablets are so cheap, I was initially skeptical about the quality but after hearing all the great reviews, I decided to try it. So far the tablet has been amazing! I've been using it to draw and paint in Adobe Photoshop and Paint Tool Sai and it has performed wonderfully. From now on I will be buying Huion brand tablets. You can really feel the 2048 levels of pressure.

I recommend this tablet for anyone looking to get into digital art but is on a budget. You might want to buy the newer version of this model (K58 / W58). This tablet is wired but Huion has a wireless version so if you want that get W58.

Pros: This tab is easy to use and with the pen sensitivity you can get really accurate reads. the mouse buttons make the pen even better so you don't have to keep switching to your mouse to select things.

Cons: The setup is a little difficult but ones you get it set up its awesome. I wish there where hotkeys and such on the tab you could program but for the money it was a great deal.

Pros: -Good starter tablet
-Nice build quality for how little you actually pay
-Great pressure sensitivity
-Lightweight

-Comes with USB cable, extra pen tips, and a little stand to place the pen on

-Tablet software/driver (once you finally get it going) has some great features and settings you can adjust. I use multiple monitors and liked how I could bind the drawing surface to a specific monitor, or stretch it to work on both of them. It also has "hot cells", which are small square sections on the tablet you can bind within the software to do certain actions/commands.

Cons: -Pen feels a just a tad bit large for my hands

-Drivers were tricky to get going. Also had a strange issue with the pen only working while testing the pressure sensitivity, but it seemed to correct itself.

-Though not really a con, it came in a plain, unmarked cardboard box. Doesn't really bother me (especially if it keeps the cost down), but some find that as a "con".

Other Thoughts: Since this is my first graphic tablet purchase, it's really hard to me to compare this to another brand, but so far I'm loving it. The tracking and pressure sensitivity are spot on, and there's no lagging from what I can see.

I was really hesitant to buy from a company I've never even heard of, but I was really wanting to get into digital art, and couldn't pass up the price on this. There were other familiar brand tablets within this price range, but they were significantly smaller, and I wanted a larger drawing surface, so I went with this one.

Like a fool, I actually dropped this hard on the ground not even 10 minutes out of the box, and then my cat caught hold of the USB cable and dropped it again a few hours later... Fortunately it worked perfectly fine after both of those incidents, so hats off to Huion for durability.