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The pressure-sensitive nib doesn’t feel “scratchy” at all like some other brands of tablet pens. Like the Veikk pen, it is smooth and the buttons are in a natural, easily accessible position. The pen is larger than the standard Wacom pens, but significantly lighter and much better balanced. Compared to other tablets I have on hand, both the Dial 2 tablet surface and the pen feel much more natural to use, and the fiber-made nibs of the Huion pen truly were more responsive and natural feeling. The company also claims the nib shape has been improved for better accuracy and the felt pen nib increases friction which makes it feel more like a pen-on-paper drawing experience.Īfter using the table for the last few weeks, I can confirm these claims. Specifically, the sensor in the battery-free pen has been lowered from 6mm to 3.5mm to allow for quicker response times. The company boasts an updated and improved tablet surface and “ PenTech 3.0” which is a new generation of pen and sensor.

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Additionally, the tablet can be connected to Android mobile devices and is compatible with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux devices. Myself, I tend to use just a very small area when working on my images, so I tend to set the scale/region to just the bottom left quarter of the tablet, allowing me to make very fast adjustments during my edits.įinally for the tech-spec inclined, the Huion Inspiroy Dial 2 Q630M offers 8,192 levels of pen pressure, 5,080 lines per inch ( LPI) of resolution, 300 points per second pen accuracy, and a ☖0-degree pen tilt support.

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Using the provided software from Huion, users can adjust the scale of the working area to accommodate the entire screen, a particular ratio/corner, or even a completely customized area of their choosing. The face of the tablet features a single LED light that shows when the tablet is on and connected to a device, and features a small light “grid” on the outer edges to denote the available surface available on the tablet. As I mentioned above, the tablet can be set to be used in left or right-handed orientations, as well as vertical with the buttons on “top” giving users the freedom to create in any way they like best.

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The USB-C connection is located on the middle of the tablet on the same side as the programmable express keys, just below the Power and Bluetooth Pairing buttons.

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The tablet itself is quite durable and solid with no noticeable “bending” creeks or cracking when applying pressure to any of the surfaces of the device, and it only weighs 30 grams more than an Intuos Pro Small. While a minor detail, I felt it was still worth noting for those who are neat freaks that need everything spotless all of the time.

These were very easy to clean with a simple microfiber cloth making it look brand new again. The tablet surface itself seemed to be very scratch resistant, however the nature of the “paper-like” surface made it feel particularly susceptible to smudges from human touch. The tablet also works for both left and right-handed users thanks to a symmetrical layout.Īccording to the company, the Dial 2’s surface cover has been updated with an additional 20% “roughness” to provide a better paper-like texture and to work better with the improved PenTech 3.0 which provides users a more stable pen tip, faster response time, more precise cursor position, and resist damage from dropping. The two dials cam be set to cycle between three different controls (scroll, zoom, and brush size) by pressing the dial. While you lose out on two buttons, both dials can be programmed to control a variety of commands making it much easier for users to program their most used tools directly into the tablet. The Inspiroy Dial 2 shifted from its predecessor’s single dial and eight programmable buttons design to a two-dial system with six programmable express keys. When operating wirelessly, the tablet has a 2,300 mAh battery that can support up to an impressive 18 hours of use before needing to recharge by connecting the USB-C cable, which can then fully recharge in 2.5 hours with fast charging or 4.5 hours with regular charging. After several weeks of use, this matte design seemed quite resistant to scratches and smudging also, keeping the device looking quite new. The updated Q630M tablet features a very clean matte surface that offers an actual realistic “pen on paper” feel. Both methods (at least from my usage) resulted in next to no lag or noticeable jitters even when I had the tablet placed about six feet or so away from my computer. The Dial 2 can be used either wired directly using the provided USB-A to USB-C cable (or a USB-C to USB-C style) or wirelessly by connecting via Bluetooth 5.0. Dial 2 vs Intuos Pro Small Power switch and USB connection

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