Also included are two USB cables, one for the tablet and one for the pen, as well as a pen, pen charger, pen rest, and paper user manual. Their site,, has all the up-to-date driver. It comes with 4 replacement nibs and one inside the pen, for a total of 5. It’s lightweight and easy enough to carry. The battery-free, rechargeable pen has 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity. It works with Mac, PC, and Linux/Ubuntu. You can use wireless mice and keyboards with this tablet. The H610 has 8 Express Keys down the its side, and 16 hot cells on the tablet screen. For more on tablet types, please see this post. It is not a screen that you draw on–if you want that, please consider a tablet PC or tablet monitor such as Cintiq or Yiynova. It’s a graphics tablet that connects to a computer via USB. (note: if you’re looking for the OSU model, the H420, scroll to the bottom of this article). This newer version is much improved with tilt sensitivity and a pen that doesn’t need charging. NOTE: Here’s a detailed H610Pro v2 review. It has a generous 6 x 10″ active drawing area and features that rival the Intuos Pro while being cheaper than even the lower-cost Wacom Intuos series. The Huion H610 Pro Review: the H610 Pro is a graphics tablet made by a Chinese animation company. Huion H610 Pro Graphics Drawing Pen Tablet Last updated Saturday, Huion H610 Pro Review: lightweight, heavy on features
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