Pros: It's a lot easier to draw with then other things I have tried.

Cons: Sometimes it will glitch a little but not much

Pros: N/A

Cons: 1) Screen has irreconcilable color discrepancies. Despite following all instructions available, the tablet screen maintains a yellow-green hue, even after manual adjustment of the screen's color/contrast/brightness settings.

2) Pen-to-screen response is heavily delayed. While the connected computer shows accurate response, the tablet display shows noticeable delay in cursor movement - especially when drawing in all attempted programs.

Other Thoughts: Tablet is not functioning as claimed, Newegg has refused to allow us to return it.

Pros: -Worked on windows 10 perfectly for me.
- Very responsive
- Battery pen holds a very long charge
- Screen protector included is even already applied
- Pressure detection has worked with everything so far since the most recent driver update.
-Screen actually has a very great resolution for a tablet, better than my actual monitor had
-Screen has a very clear picture too!

Cons: -Needs hotkeys :< I miss my zoom wheel from my waacom
-Stand isn't fit for all desk types. I had to purchase a swiveling mount due to me having a three-tiered desk
-Screen protector came with A SUPER OBNOXIOUS STICKER ON IT THAT WAS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE THIS SICKER HAS INCITED MUCH RAGE FROM ME I SWEAR. THIS
-Sticker on the screen protector
-Salt from the sticker on the screen protector

Other Thoughts: Overall a great product, just be very sure to not plug it in until you've uninstalled all your previous tablet drivers entirely and installed huions stuff first.

Huion needs to make it more clear to customers who are too hasty in not researching a product before buying, that you must completely uninstall all prior drivers from other programs and install Huions drivers before plugging this in

Seriously, like, put a post it note on the power button that say 'DONT PLUG IN UNTIL YOU HAVE ALL DRIVERS REPLACED' so theres no excuse.

Pros: Hardware looks to be of quality production.

Cons: Will not work properly with Windows 10. The calibration window does not show up and the pen writes in a different place than where I place it.

Other Thoughts: Wacom is probably the best bet if you have the budget.

Pros: Great sensitivity, works just like a much more expensive Wacom. Was about half the price of the 13in Wacom when I bought it.

Cons: Viewing angle is terrible, Screen resolution leaves a bit to be desired, lack of HDMI or anything but DVI,VGA.

Other Thoughts: My wife loves it and can't live without it now. My pockets dodged a bullet.

Pros: While not as well known as Wacom's offering Huion hits a home run with this drawing monitor. The pen and adjustable screen work fluidly also much to my delight the language settings were already in English. I use this monitor on Linux (Arch and Mint). While there isn't an official driver the hid_huion driver (digimend) works flawlessly with Gimp and the desktop. The 19" screen handles image drawing well all the way to the most zoomed in content. The pen also comes with 8 replacement tips. There was a warning that it wasn't going to come with drivers, not that I needed them, but I received Mac and Windows driver disks anyhow. The glove works alright, not great but it does it's job and the instructions on tip replacement are actually very understandable. Lastly the biggest pro, the price, it's unreal. absolutely a bargain.

Cons: The power cord supplied wasn't for my Country (U.S.), however it did accept a normal U.S. style power cord and worked.

Other Thoughts: I must admit I was nervous about ordering a product that was coming from overseas with no stock where I live but it the first product to arrive from my order (the lead time was supposed to be 5-15 days and I received it in 3 or 4). I gave it 5 stars but I would of given it 4.5 for the wrong power cord, however other than that it is a 5. It should be noted that the gt190s doesn't have the extra controls a cintiq 19.5" monitor has but considering the price is 4 times less, it's nothing you can fault the actually product for. The actual pens for the two products are very close to each other for what it's worth. In retrospect I maybe could of went for the GT 185 for the extra resolution but it's certainly not a deal breaker.