Art Never Melts: Huion's Prime Day 2025 Cool Creative Deals
Huion is offering discounts of up to 30% off, including a range of creative equipment for everyone, from beginners to professionals. Let's take a quick look!
Stay Cool, Create Bold
Kamvas Pro 19 and Kamvas Pro 24 ( 4K ) are designed for studio-grade workflows, making them ideal for artists working on large-scale and detailed projects.
Kamvas Pro 19 is the mainstay of the Gen 3 family, featuring an 18.4-inch 4K screen, Canvas Glass, ΔE<1.5 color accuracy, PenTech 4.0, and touch function. Now it's priced at only $899 - an absolute investment worth making!
For artists who crave a bigger screen, Kamvas Pro 24 ( 4K ) is the perfect option. With a 23.8-inch 4K display, it offers more space for your creative projects.
If you're an artist running a small business or an art school student, Kamvas 13 (Gen 3) is the go-to choice. As another member of the Gen 3 family, it also offers flagship-grade features, and it's available for just $202 (with a stand) during Prime Day!
Beach-Ready Creativity
For those who need to create on the go - whether commuting or capturing a beach moment, here are two picks:
Huion Note: The digital smart notebook magically transfers your handwritten content or sketch to your phone in real-time, allowing you to export and share your notes in PDF format for brainstorming and discussions. During Prime Day, it's available for just $101 .
Kamvas Slate 13: Perfect for multimedia entertainment such as reading, gaming, binge-watching and drawing. This Android tablet is easy to use, making it suitable for both parents and children. During Prime Day, you can grab it for $359 with a 20% discount.
Start Your Artistic Journey
If you're new to digital painting and unsure which pen tablet to choose, don't worry! Inspiroy H1060P is beginner-friendly, featuring a 10 x 6.25-inch size and 12 programmable keys. With 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, it delivers natural and smooth strokes. Now priced at just $42 , it offers great value for online learning and marking assignments.
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