HUION PE330 Rechargeable Stylus 8192 Pen Pressure KAMVAS GT-191 GT-221 Pro GT-156HD V2 GT-220 V2 Graphics Monitor

A few key differences:1. The material compared to the original pen is different, it has a matte finish instead of glossy. There is a better grip with the new material. Big fan.2. The pen is SO much more sensitive. Certain brushes just did NOT work before on the og pen. Now they are amazing! Going to take a bit of getting used to, I was overcompensating before.3. The buttons are better. The reason I bought a new pen is because the buttons were going bad. These buttons are much crisper when pressing, I think they'll last muuuuch longer.I'm hoping this pen won't die on me considering the cost. But I'm already impressed at the improvements they made to it! I do wish I could get the v-2 style pen, but this'll do until I need to upgrade my tablet. TY HUION

The product is better then the pen that came with the system. My son is very pleased about it. I wonder if amazon can send me a replacement of the other two pen that came with the system

When i bought my HUION KAMVAS GT-191, opened the box and saw that it came with two PE330 pens, that was the first hint of how flimsy these pens are made. They give you a spare one right out of the box because HUION knows these pens can fail after a month or two. Or worse, never work at all.I am an illustrator and i use digital tools everyday. The first pen worked fine, and then after a couple of months of every day regular use, the nib of my PE330 sprang out of place and it was impossible for me to put it back together. There are no fixes (that i know of) for this issue. I looked around in tech support forums, YT videos and not to mention that HUION's tech support is a joke.Ok, i have a spare pen right? So i start using that one, and it worked great for about a year and two months. I was very happy with my purchase, since the KAMVAS 11X17 model costs a third of what a wacom cintiq price is. I even forgot about the problem i had with the first pen since i was so happy.And then, the pen failed again. Same problem i had with the first pen. The nib sprang out of place and my hardware was ruined. I rushed to a local Huion distributor to buy another pen, and i order another one through amazon as a spare, (just to be careful) because i had a nasty work deadline looming on me, i get back to work, and a month later, the pen fails again. Same problem.I Pull out my spare and i kid you not, a brand new PE330, fresh out of the package was having problems right off the start. I had a shakey cursor, that was moving all around and i could not work at all that way. I restart my computer and now, my Kamvas GT 191 was not registering any movement from the brand new pen.I tested out my tablet with the pens that failed before and those were showing up on my screen and moving around fine, Again , i looked around everywhere for help, lost about 3 hours trying to fix it and then i decide that i have had it. I am switching to working on an Ipad and an apple pencil. I just can't deal with products that are bad right off the package.And that is my experience. Hope you find it useful and beware that this product can make you fell like a genius when it works well, but you get what you paid for when if it fails after two months (or less) of daily use.

I bought this to replace two of my older pens because the nibs kept falling out. I hope this pen can hold onto the nibs for at least a year. This pen is better than the old pen simply in looks and the longer length which gives it more balance. It's too lightweight, still looks and feels cheap to me. I guess the days of nice weighted pens are over and we've given up on true ergonomics because, let's face it... plastic is so very expensive and we wouldn't want to make the pen too nice. I miss the rubber grip. The new pen is slick smooth hard plastic. The booklet claims the lights will change color during charging and that the lights will change color as the battery drains. Mine just glows a white light. WORST FEATURE: The pen makes an annoying clicking sound when pressed and lifted off the screen. Yes, I know the old one did, too, but this one is LOUD. I do not like it at all. The only reason I stick with Huion is because I cannot afford the price of a Wacom Cintiq. So I never expect much from Huion. But, it just seems like things are getting worse.

My last pen that came with the Huion GT191 was defective and cheaply made. Even had a plastic feeling that a toy would have. It died bo matter how long I charged it.Not this one though. Matte finish textured pen grip with a lot better pressure control and decent battery life. Haven't had to charge yet but won't take chances.

No issue at all, enjoyed using it. Very accurate, easy to charge, easy to grip, I can't think of anything I would want more.

Enables the artist to use so many different pressures to achieve diverse shading. It works great and make my drawing look professional.

2 out of 3 of the ones I've received work, which isn't a great precedent. Also they seem to lose charge rather fast.