What's up guys, Lee and here today we are going to take a look at the HS610 drawing tablet by Huyon. So this tablet is super unique in comparison to other drawing tablets because it is compatible with Android devices and it is actually pretty easy to set up. Okay, so before we talk about the other awesome features of this tablet, let's take a look at what comes in the box when you purchase the product. Inside we will find the drawing tablet itself. The stylus pen and a pen stand which stars extra nibs inside it. Also included is the wire which lets you connect your tablet to your PC along with some OTG to micro USB and USB-C adapters that lets you use this tablet with your Android devices. And lastly we have some documentation and this nifty lady gal with glove that makes you look cool while you are drawing on your tablet. So the drawing tablet itself is made of this 30-at-light weight plastic which is strong enough so that the tablet doesn't flex while you are drawing on it and light enough that you won't even notice this inside your bag. On the front surface it has this semi-smooth texture that gives you a slight resistance when drawing and on the rear we have this full fiber carbon finish. The tablet has 12 buttons on the left side that you can customize to fit any shortcut or command you desire and in the middle is the scroll wheel which is my favorite feature of this tablet. You can use it to zoom in and out of your project to scroll off or down and to adjust your brush size which is super handy and will save you a ton of time. So the HS610 comes with this lightweight stylus that doesn't need any batteries or charging. This stylus has 8192 units of pressure sensitivity which to be honest I'm not really sure what that means I just assume the more pressure sensitivity numbers the better. Anyways the stylus has these two buttons which are also customizable through the Hyundai tablet software. Okay now that we've seen the tablet and accessories in all their glory let's now check out how these things work shall we. So after a few weeks of testing I found that the tablet not only works well for drawing programs like Corel and Photoshop but it also works well for my regular everyday workflow programs. So for about a week I've been using this tablet as a replacement for my mouse in everyday tasks. So at first it was a little awkward to use and took some getting used to but after a few hours of using it it felt natural and was actually fun to use. I especially found the side buttons to be very useful since you can program shortcuts into it that you can use in AutoCAD Sketchup or Rebit for example. I found out that rotating 3D objects in Sketchup was really fun using the stylus. It made me feel like Tony Stark or Iron Man doing all those hand gestures thingy too. I almost broke the stylus. Where was I? So yeah for those of you who are looking for something more ergonomic than a mouse you guys could try out the Huyun HS610 tablet. So I'm gonna put the links down in the description below go check them out guys. Okay so let's take a look at the actual intended purpose of this tablet which is for drawing. So as I mentioned a while ago this tablet works with Android devices and boy does it work very well. So I attached mine to one of my old Samsung Galaxy tablets and I loaded up the AutoDest Sketchbook application. So right off the bat the pressure sensitivity works without having to install any additional drivers. So basically this allows you to manipulate the lineways of your strokes just by pressing harder on your stylus. So if you're one of those broke boys like me who can't afford an iPad and an Apple Pen so you can just buy this tablet attached it to any existing Android device you have and by the beam by the boom you now have a portable drawing setup. So all in all I was surprised by how good this tablet was. For a tablet under 100 bucks the Huyun HS610 has great build quality and superb functionality. Due to the 12 shortcut buttons and this amazing scroll wheel thingy. So this thing sir just super useful man. So for the past week that I have been using this tablet I haven't encountered any issues when using it on a PC or an Android device. So performance wise I am quite happy with this tablet. The surface of the tablet is quite pleasant to draw so it's not too slippery that it makes the pen controllable and not too rough that it feels like I'm drawing on a concrete slab. So this stylus was a great pleasure to use as well. The 8192 units of pressure sensitivity was more than enough when drawing in Photoshop and the grip and overall weight of the pen was quite comfortable to use for long hours of work. In conclusion I rate this product at 9.5 out of 10. I kind of wish it had a display screen on it but you know for 80 bucks I'm complaining. So if you're in the market for a cheap yet very powerful drawing tablet go check out the Hueyuan HS610 drawing tablet. I'll put links in the description below so you guys can grab yourself one of these awesome things and with that being said I guess I will end the video right here. Thank you guys for watching. If you like this video don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and all that good stuff down below. I will see you guys on my next video flying peach!