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Huion sent me the Kamvas 13 to review. It is advertised as a first choice for beginners who want to try the pen display tablet. I made a quick artwork while using this to test it out and I can say this product is very high quality and easy to use for something very affordable. Contents The Box contains the following: Kamvas 13 Pen Display 3 in 1 Cable USB Extension Cable Battery-free Pen PW517 Pen Holder PH05A Pen Nibs x 10 Pen Nib Clip Glove Cleaning Cloth Quick Start Guide booklet Everything is well built and it’s always great to have the extras like the glove, cloth, and extra nibs. Setting Up There are two ways to connect this to a computer. The first way is to use the 3 in 1 Cable that requires 2 USBs and one HDMI slot on your computer. The second method is to use the USB-C to USB-C cable. This method requires devices that support USB3.1 Gen1, DP1.2 and above standards. The USB-C to USB-C cable can be purchased separately in their store. 3rd party USB-C cables are not

XP Pen sent me their biggest display tablet! The Artist 24 Pro is the first 23.8-inch, 2K QHD graphics display from XP-PEN. I’ve been using it for two weeks already and I’m very impressed by this product! Contents Here are the contents of the box: 1 x XP-Pen 23.8” Graphics Display 2 x Battery-Free Stylus 1 x USB-C to USB-C Cable 1 x HDMI Cable 1 x Power Adapter 1 x Power Cord 1 x Pen Holder 8 x Replacement Pen Nibs 1 x Quick Guide 1 x Cleaning Cloth 1 x Black Drawing Glove 1 x Pen Slot 1 x Screwdriver I like how they included a second Stylus pen, a drawing glove, and a cleaning cloth in the package. All the cables also have Velcro straps which are a nice touch! Setting Up The Artist 24 Pro is plugged to one power connector and there are 3 different ways to connect it to the computer.  You can either use a single USB-C, HDMI+USB, or VGA+USB. I believe the USB-C option needs to support Thunderbolt and DisplayPort to make it work. I don’t have that so I opted to just use the