HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 vs 24: Which Drawing Tablet is Right for You?

HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 and KAMVAS Pro 24 are the most advanced models of HUION. From the name, you can infer that the KAMVAS Pro 24 has a larger screen size than the HUION KAMVAS Pro 19. Yes, your guess is right. The number in the name means the screen size. There is always a larger screen size with a higher price, while interestingly, the smaller KAMVAS Pro 19 costs more than the larger KAMVAS Pro 24. Why? Here, let’s discover the reason!

Design and Build

Weight

The HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 is lighter than the 24. Weighing only 4 pounds(about 1.8kg), it is light enough to carry between a home studio and an office, but if you want to put it on your leg to draw, it is too heavy. The frame is constructed from aluminum alloy and looks durable. A foldable stand provides a fixed 20-degree drawing angle, and VESA mounting support allows the display to be paired with an adjustable arm for flexible setups.

The HUION KAMVAS Pro 24 is larger and heavier at 6.3 kilograms. Such a heavy item is not suitable for moving; it is better to put it in one place. Like the KAMVAS Pro 19, this model also has a foldable stand providing a fixed 20-degree drawing angle and VESA mounting. With such an adjustable stand, it would make your drawing more comfortable and free your neck.

Connectivity

With a USB-C connection, the HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 is easy to plug in cables without worrying about orientation. It can also reverse charge mobile devices with up to 65W power delivery when paired with a GaN charger.

The HUION KAMVAS Pro 24 offers more connectivity overall, including HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, dual USB-A ports, and a headphone jack. This variety port helps you attach accessories such as external drives, keyboards, or headphones to the tablet more easily.

By the way, both of them can be connected to an Android phone or tablet via a full-featured USB-C to USB-C cable. Perfect for beginners! If you want to try digital painting but don’t have a computer and can’t spend a lot, these are a good choice.

HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 vs 24: Display

Screen Size

The most obvious difference between these two screens is their size.

• HUION KAMVAS Pro 24 has a massive 23.8-inch screen, which gives you an extremely wide drawing canvas. For artists who need to have multiple windows open, handle a lot of detail, or create large-scale works, this large screen can significantly boost efficiency by reducing the need to constantly zoom in and out. You can see more content in a single view, which provides a strong sense of immersion.
• The KAMVAS Pro 19 has an 18.4-inch screen, which is relatively more compact. While smaller, this also means it’s a better fit for users with limited desk space. It offers a Professional-grade drawing experience while still being portable. If your creative style doesn’t require a huge canvas, or if you often need to travel with your equipment, the Pro 19’s size will be a significant advantage.

Clarity and Pixel Density (PPI)

Although both screens are 4K resolution (3840×2160), their different sizes result in different pixel densities (PPI, pixels per inch).

• The KAMVAS Pro 19 has a higher PPI of 238, while the KAMVAS Pro 24’s PPI is around 185.
• A higher PPI means the pixels on the screen are more densely packed, so images look more delicate, and text appears sharper. When viewed up close, the screen won’t have a grainy appearance. The KAMVAS Pro 19 has a visually noticeable advantage in clarity.

Touchable Screen

Touchable Screen is a major feature for the KAMVAS Pro 19’s screen and a key reason why it’s more expensive than the Pro 24.

The KAMVAS Pro 19 supports multi-touch (on Windows systems), which is a game-changing feature. You can use gestures to zoom in, zoom out, and rotate the canvas just like you would on a tablet, making the drawing workflow more efficient.

The KAMVAS Pro 24 does not support touch input; all operations must be performed with the pen or the included shortcut key dial.

Color Performance

Both screens are excellent in color accuracy. The KAMVAS Pro 19’s color gamut coverage is 99% sRGB, 96% AdobeRGB, and 98% DCI-P3. The KAMVAS Pro 24’s color gamut coverage is 98% sRGB and 95% AdobeRGB.

Though the Pro 19 looks to have a slight edge in numbers, especially with its wider DCI-P3 gamut, this difference is not significant. Both screens’ color performance is more than sufficient for Professional-level photography, design, and animation work.

Stylus

The KAMVAS Pro 19 is equipped with two styluses. The PW600 and the slimmer PW600S. Both with PenTech 4.0 technology are battery-free. They support tilt recognition up to 60 degrees and provide 16,384 levels of pressure sensitivity. The initial activation force is only 2 grams, which allows for extremely light strokes to be registered accurately. The grip is covered with dust-resistant silicone, and the design includes three customizable buttons as well as an eraser on the top. The thin nib design minimizes obstruction of the cursor, which improves precision when drawing fine details.

The KAMVAS Pro 24 includes the PW517 stylus built with PenTech 3.0 technology. The pen delivers 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity and also supports tilt recognition up to 60 degrees. While it is less sensitive than the pens bundled with the KAMVAS Pro 19, it remains highly accurate for illustration and design tasks.

Specification Comparison

Which One Should You Choose: HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 or 24?

Choose the HUION KAMVAS Pro 19 if you:

Prioritize pen precision, accuracy, and multi-touch input.

Need a lightweight, portable pen display.

Choose the HUION KAMVAS Pro 24 if you:

Prefer a larger canvas for detailed work.

Work mostly in a studio setup with more desk space.

Want strong performance at a more affordable price.

Both are excellent choices! Welcome to show your final choice and use experience.