Inside was the tablet, pen and holder, and a quick start manual. It arrived in a very well-designed very clean and solid box. The Huion Inspiroy Dial 2 is no different. Many electronic brands these days go for an Applesque look for their packaging. Although the tablet has been provided for free, as with all Light Stalking reviews they do not get to see the review before publication and they have no input in what is written. Recently Huion reached out to me and asked me to review their new Inspiroy Dial 2 tablet. Of the latter, one that stands out is Huion, an established Chinese brand with an increasingly good reputation for producing professional-level tablets.

Some are, cheap and cheerful, others are clearly aiming to take some of Wacom’s customers. There are now numerous options for photographers who like to use a pen. However, like all big brands, Wacom is no longer the only player in the graphics tablet field. It’s a brand that has been around a long time, one that most photographers will have heard of or even own. There is a name that is synonymous with graphics tablets.

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