Draw Directly on the Screen! Experience Huion's Pen Displays

At the Huion booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, pen displays—essential tools for illustration and design production—were showcased. Visitors could actually hold a pen, draw on the screen, and check the operational feel.

Established in 2011, Huion is a digital input device manufacturer based in Shenzhen, China. They handle the development and design of pen tablets, pen displays, and pen computers, offering series such as 'Kamvas' for their pen displays. A key feature is their wide lineup, ranging from entry-level to high-end models.

Check the 'Drawing Feel' That Specs Alone Can't Convey, With Your Own Hands

When choosing a pen display, the 'drawing feel' is a tricky aspect that's hard to judge from specs alone. Many aspects, such as the sensation when the pen tip touches the screen, the responsiveness when drawing lines, and the distance between the pen and the screen, can only truly be understood by actually using the device.

In that regard, at the Huion booth, visitors could actually touch and try out the exhibited devices, making it easy for not only those who are considering buying a pen display for the first time, but also those looking to upgrade from their current product.

Beyond pen displays, Huion also offers pen tablets without screens, such as the 'Inspiroy' series, providing products designed for a wide range of creative applications, including digital illustration, 3D art, and manga/comic production.

It's an interesting aspect of TGS that you can not only experience the games themselves but also touch the tools used by those who 'draw' the characters and backgrounds. If you're curious about pen displays, why not visit the Huion booth and try drawing a line or two?

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Scenes from Tokyo Game Show 2026