Huion HS64

Huion HS64 - Budget Drawing Tablet India Review

What You're Getting

At ₹2,299 on Amazon India and around ₹2,499–2,699 at Flipkart, the Huion HS64 sits at the floor of the drawing tablet market in India. The active area is 6.3 x 4 inches - compact enough to sit beside a keyboard, large enough for basic illustration and photo editing work. Huion rates it at 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity with a battery-free stylus (PW100), which on paper matches tablets three times the price.

The tablet connects via USB-A. No wireless option at this price, which is expected.

Performance - Honest Assessment

Pressure sensitivity on the HS64 is technically 8192 levels, but the pen's initial activation force is noticeably higher than premium styluses. Light strokes in Photoshop or Clip Studio Paint require deliberate pressure before the tablet registers them. For beginners this is a non-issue - you'll adapt quickly. For anyone switching from a Wacom Intuos or higher-end Huion, the difference in pen feel is real.

Tracking accuracy across the 6.3 x 4 inch surface is consistent. No noticeable jitter on slow strokes, which is the main thing that matters for linework.

The 8 customisable express keys are functional. Mapping them to undo, zoom, brush size changes speeds up workflow considerably once you configure the driver.

Tilt recognition is absent on this model. If brush tilt matters to your workflow - oil or watercolour brushes in Procreate-style apps - you need to look at higher-tier tablets.

India Availability and Driver Reality

Where to buy: Amazon India (₹2,299–2,399), Flipkart (₹2,499–2,699), MDComputers (check stock). Huion does not have a direct India storefront, so you're relying on marketplace sellers. Stick to fulfilled-by-Amazon listings or verified Flipkart sellers to avoid counterfeit units, which do exist at this price point.

Driver installation: Huion's driver works cleanly on Windows 10 and Windows 11. On Indian OEM builds - Dell, Lenovo, HP machines sold in India with pre-loaded software - I've seen occasional conflicts with manufacturer touchpad drivers. The fix is straightforward: uninstall conflicting HID drivers before installing Huion's, available from huion.com. The process takes ten minutes and is well-documented.

GST: Tablets attract 18% GST. The prices listed include GST. If you're buying for a business and want input credit, ask the seller for a GST invoice - Amazon Business listings make this easy.

Warranty: Huion offers a 1-year warranty. In practice, India warranty claims go through the Amazon/Flipkart seller, not Huion directly. Keep your invoice. Physical damage is not covered, and "pen stopped working" claims without proof of purchase get rejected consistently.

Who Should Buy This

Buy the HS64 if you're a student or hobbyist starting digital art and want to spend the minimum to find out whether you'll stick with it. It's also a reasonable secondary tablet to keep at a workspace where your main tablet stays at home.

Skip it if you already know you're serious about illustration. The ₹7,999–8,499 range (Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M, XP-Pen Deco Pro) gives you substantially better pen feel, tilt support, and a more durable build. Spending ₹2,699 now and ₹8,499 six months later when you outgrow it costs more than buying once.

Also skip it if you use a Mac with an M-series chip. Driver compatibility on Apple Silicon has been inconsistent with budget Huion models - check the Huion compatibility page before purchasing.

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