HUION L4S LED Light Box A4 Ultra-Thin USB Powered

Screen is bright. Have not tried using it to draw with yet but I am rating it 2 stars because it came with the screen scratched up so badly like it appears to be used. It is hard to get on camera but I did upload an image- the scratched cover the entire face of the screen. The charging cord was also not tied up like a new cord it was tangled up and thrown inside the box. Very unsatisfied with this purchase. I’d suggest finding a different one to purchase. When you spend your hard earned money expecting to buy a new product it should be just that, new. *****UPDATE- After my initial review, and being able to finally use this item, I’ve turned out to love it. It does appear used but it is doing exactly what I wanted it to. The scratches it came with haven’t affected its use and the charger does work. Those were my biggest concerns. It turns off so easily though, I wish it wasn’t so sensitive. But overall I would purchase it again if needed to. Just wished it didn’t come looking used.

This light pad is AMAZING! It's amazing how technology has developed. I remember having a light table when I was younger that was about 6 inches thick and required a high watt light bulb. This pad is flat, convenient, durable, and bright, and the lightness can be adjusted. It's called a "pad" because it is ultra-slim. Much thinner than light tables I've had when I was younger. With this pad, there's no need for a light bulb and no need for an outlet to plug it into. The pad has built-in bright LED's (negates the light bulb factor) and comes with a very long micro usb cord (negates the need for an outlet). The micro usb power cord only requires a usb port. That means a laptop, a usb power brick, or even a TV. Yes...a TV! Most TV's nowadays have usb ports. Guess what, they'll power your light pad. When I received this in the mail, I opened it in my kitchen. The nearest usb port I could see was the port on the TV in my kitchen. So I plugged it in out of curiosity and voila! Let there be light. And LOTS of light there was. The LED's are bright. There is a touch power button in the upper left corner. Continue pressing the button and the brightness adjusts. And it's a gradual adjustment - like a dimmer switch. Another nice thing is that when you tap the power button, it remembers your light setting. The construction is very good. It's rigid and it's made of what I would call plexiglass. That said, it'll scratch. So I wouldn't use this with an X-Acto knife and I'd keep it away from sliding against other things as you'll eventually get micro abrasions. I'm considering getting large format screen saver material and placing a sheet of that over the surface. My only complaints are the advertised screen size. The ILLUMINATED size, is not the same as the advertised SCREEN size. And I would have preferred a US Customary ruler system on the top and side. But these are minuscule compared to the overall greatness of this light pad. For the price, you can't beat it.

I've bought two Huion products before: both graphic tablets, the first lasted me a year, but I trusted their newer model enough to buy a second, which I've had for little over a year so we'll see if their products are long lasting. I say all this because Huion seems to be doing well in the market with very competitive prices, good features and good reviews, enough for me to trust their other products, and that's partly why I picked their light pad over others. So far I'm not disappointed! I've had this light pad since January but I've only started using it on a daily basis since Inktober started and it's been so helpful! Its sleek and doesn't feel cheap despite being super lightweight. One tap turns it on to the highest level, one tap turns it off. Only challenges are the hyper sensitivity of the on switch (very easy to brush against it and change the setting), and knowing how long to press to change dimness levels requires a bit of patience. It's bright enough to shine through 300lbs watercolour paper and Bristol paper. The only time the dimness level wasn't strong enough was while tracing on Bristol paper over Rendr sketchbook paper. That's due to the thickness of both papers and Rendr's unique paper quality. Working in the dark with the light pad as my only light source was a quick fix for that. But otherwise I don't need to. Overall I highly recommend this to someone who is looking for an affordable light pad that gets the job done.

I'm pleased with this item. I had no idea these existed and it has been a game changer for helping me sketch out stuff on my watercolor paper. This speeds up the process immensely and makes it more pleasant as I prefer painting over drawing. The one thing that has me confused is the slide clip they include to help hold your paper in place. It's not bad but it's only wide enough to fit over the unlit black frame of the unit which means you will have to pull about an inch or two of your work off to one side over the frame to clip it in place. I'm sure it works if you feel like readjusting your work when you have part of it done but I just prefer to have it centered and do it in one swoop. I ended up taping my work in place. This is a very small nitpick and doesn't affect how the unit performs for lighting. I run it off of a small USB battery bank about the size of a roll of quarters and it works very well. There is slight warmth over time but nothing unacceptable and certainly not as hot as a tablet can get. It's too bad the mini USB is old version and not a C port but it's fine for the price and you will end up using the USB cord included anyway bc it's nice and long. Overall quite pleased.

I make art with markers. (on IG I'm giselitacarmelita if you're curious to see some) I bought this for two reasons: 1, I'd been taping sketchpads to my laptop screen before buying this, and I typically watch netflix and such while I draw so I wanted to be able to draw on one surface and separately watch netflix/etc on my laptop at the same time. and, 2, I desperately needed this to copy drawings quickly for selling. It was exactly perfect for my needs and I'm super impressed. The charger actually works on a ton of stuff, and is long enough to not be an inconvenience if you have to be plugged in while using it, so I actually end up using this as my main charger cable for a ton of my appliances and it's so darn long I haven't lost it yet! The gradual dimming is really really awesome, because unexpectedly, subtle differences in light make different layers of the drawing come out, so I can bring out different highlights to focus on at different times during the drawing. Another unexpected bonus I didn't think of before buying it-- I can draw outdoors now too! It's so impressively lightweight, and is bright enough to cancel out the reflection of the sun onto the paper! It's kinda big for most bags, but it's not much bigger than a laptop or standard sketchbook (maybe by 1-2 inches in either direction) so a laptop bag or backpack will fit it easily. Great purchase. I bought this along with a desk easel type thing, and highly highly recommend that combo, since this doesn't come with anything to angle the screen in such a way that your neck won't hurt after using it for a while.

I would like to inform you that I have received my new Huion 17.7 inch (Diagonal)LED Art Craft Light Table. I simply love it, and am so glad that I purchased this product. The Huion LED Light Table has an easy built in touch button to make the table go from a very light- light to a very bright light. It is very thin and lite to carry, very easy to maneuver and use. I transferred a drawing that was on a thick piece of paper on to another piece of paper and was able to see the drawing just fine. I was surprised that the light on the table was bright enough to achieve what I sought out to do. I would recommend this product to anyone who would like to transfer drawings with ease. I would also recommend that you purchase the adapter outlet for your light table making it easy to plug into an outlet to keep the table lit and freeing your computer. To turn the light table completely off, simply unplug the power source from the light table. I also invested in a good Bus Bar to simply manage my electronics and making it more easy to turn off all my Computer Ware at the same time and the turn table. The turn table helps me turn the Light Table and lock the right angle to trace my drawings. I feel more organized and hopeful to get more done with my new and very useful electronic tool, the Huion 17.7 (Diagonal) LED Artcraft Light Table.

I love this light pad!! I took probably a week and did a lot of reading through reviews before finally deciding on this one, and I am so happy with it! I am using it to practice my hand lettering and some prep sketches for paintings, and it’s done such a great job so far. Pros: Super slim, flat surface. Doesn’t hurt my hand working at an angle or raised above my desk. The brightness adjustability is awesome! Once you’ve turned it on, tapping and holding the power icon (not a button) gradually dims the light level. Take your finger off the icon and then tap and hold again and the brightness increases. If you turn the power off it remembers the setting you had it on last and defaults to that when you power it on next. The surface of the light pad causes paper from my sketch pad to cling to it, so it doesn’t move much at all, which is nice. I only have to worry about the tracing paper or whatever is on top staying in place. I am starting work on a piece that will be on watercolor paper (see photo) and with the light pad I can see my original lettering through the 140lb watercolor paper just fine. In the picture the original lettering is only in pencil. If had inked it, it would show up better. I’m sure that I would be able to see if the watercolor paper was colored lightly as well. I’d have to test on darker colors. There is no “dot grid” like on some other light pads I’ve seen, just a smooth, flat white surface. I’ve used this light pad for about three hours straight in one sitting and had no trouble with it hurting my eyes. Cons: It does have to be plugged in to a power source at all times, but the cable is long enough and I have an extension cable so this is not an issue for me. Make sure you have a wall power adapter (like the cube from your smartphone charger) as there is not one included in the box. The light pad itself is hard acrylic and does not feel cheap, but it is slightly pliable so I use my sketch board underneath it when I’m not at my desk to prevent it from warping. Other than that, I think this light pad is a really great deal for the price. I am careful with the power adapter since some other users have reported issues but I think it will be fine. If you’re planning on casual use, I’d say this is definitely a good choice!

Currently loving it. It's a simple, easy tool for a pretty good price. There were a couple other cheaper light pads from different companies that I saw but I settled with the Huoin since it seemed like a better known brand with good ratings. The light does get really bright which I personally prefer, but if you prefer not to have your eyeballs seared you can dim it to whatever level of brightness pleases you. Also makes for a nice portable drawing surface when not on. One little annoyance is that I keep accidentally hitting the power button while I'm drawing. Another is that it needs to be plugged in to run (not battery powered) and the cable it comes with is a USB, so you need to be near a computer to use it or you need to get a separate USB wall charger. Apparently a lot of people are having issues with the cable getting wonky on them after a while. It has not happened to me yet, but we shall see. EDIT: I've now started to notice that the screen has started to flicker on occasion. It seems to happen when I set the brightness at a mid range, and it will go away if I adjust the brightness. It's not much of a hindrance now but the flickering hurts my eyes and if it gets to the point where I can't get it to stop I'm not sure I will be able to use it.

Tablette assez fine et légère qui possède un léger éclairage périphérique, la surface LED ne couvre pas l'intégralité de la surface (environ 1cm de marge sur les côtés). Sur cet achat j'ai également reçu un petit sac Huion offert avec, très sympa et belle surprise. La luminosité est réglable progressivement (et non pas par "niveaux". Le câble USB est plutôt long. En bref, je suis très satisfaite de mon achat et de la petite surprise à l'intérieur, la tablette correspond à mes attentes, hâte de l'utiliser plus fréquemment.

Perfect for tracing pencil sketches on up to 300 gsm watercolour paper. The light is strong enough, works extra well though in a less lit room. It needs power to work, but I use a chargeable powerbank so I'm not dependable of an outlet and can even use it outside. No need to buy a bigger size light box, just stick both pages together (with easy removable tape) and you’re free to move them around. Don't tape the paper to the lightpad, it's hard to remove the residue. I kept the foam packaging to protect the screen when not in use.

Product was fantastic, the Amazon courier playing a game of extreme frisbee with the package into my front hedge, not so fantastic!

Awesome and convenient light pad. I've been using it for about a couple of months now for 2D animation. The best thing is you can change the intensity of the light according to your need compared to the traditional vinyl disc light tables. Here's the ups and downs.... Pros: 1) Very Good brightness range. (Can also be used as an LED panel torch in case of a sudden power cut) 2) Portable and lightweight. You can carry it anywhere you want. 3) Can be connected to a laptop or a power bank so any micro USB cable works with it. The one provided with it is long and very robust. 4) The plastic glass surface is good and doesn't gets scratched easily. Cons: 1) Because its pretty light and thin, it can break easily if used carelessly or someone accidentally sits on it or falls off the table. 2) No kegs. So you gotta hold the stack and check the alignment of the sheets every time you flip the paper. 3) No inbuilt battery. It needs constant power from a source to work. 4) No warranty and a bit heavy on the price, since its imported. Mine's working fine till now but if I run into some issue I'll write an update. Overall, if you cant find a classic light table anywhere, you can go for this one. If this item was sold in India, it would cost approx 2K to 3K INR. Maybe even less. I'm happy with this purchase.

Ich hab mir die Light Box bestellt weil meine Skizzen immer sehr unordentlich sind. Das heißt viele dickere Linien und auch ein bisschen Chaos. Die meiste Zeit habe ich darüber dann einfach die richtige Zeichnung nachgezogen und versucht alle Zeichen meiner Skizze wegzuradieren. Funktioniert meistens nicht so wirklich. Es bleiben Reste des Bleistiftes übrig die sich dann mit den Farben vermischen und einem gerade hellere Töne wie Gelb gehörig versauen. Es sieht einfach dreckig aus. Also habe ich mir gedacht gut eine Light Box muss her, ich habe lange gesurft und bin zu dem Schluss gekommen dass ich ganz sicher keine für 300 € - 500 € brauche. Also hab ich mir das L4S geholt das für meinen Bedarf vollkommen ausreicht. Ein DIN A4 Blatt passt perfekt drauf mit ein bisschen Spielraum außen. Größere Blätter müsste man halt dann erst eine Hälfte nachfahren dann alles rüber schieben und die andere Hälfte nachziehen. Ein kleiner Nachteil aber eher ein Vorteil für mich da ich sehr wenig Platz habe und so die Light Box einfach auf meinen Skizzenblock lege und es passt und ich nicht viel Platz verliere. Ein riesiger Vorteil ist das die Light Box wirklich dünn ist. Man liegt nicht unangenehm mit der Hand auf und die Kante stört mich jetzt nicht wirklich. Die einstellbare Helligkeit funktioniert mit Berühren und man hat nach ein paar mal ausprobieren den Dreh raus. Auf hellster Stufe hat die Light Box sogar noch durch mein Marker und durch mein dickes Aquarell Papier durchgeleuchtet und ich konnte die Skizze darunter gut erkennen und nachfahren. Ich hab mir bereits angewohnt die Skizze mit Klebestreifen festzukleben damit sie nicht rumrutscht, das ist aber Geschmackssache. Ich benutze extra wieder entfernbare Klebestreifen die das Blatt auch nicht beschädigen wenn man sie abzieht. (Tipp. Falls man normales Tesa/Klebestreifen benutzen will, einfach mehrfach irgendwo aufkleben und wieder abziehen bis es kaum noch klebrig ist) Das einzige Problem ist das Kabel da es nur einen USB Anschluss hat aber das habe ich mit meinen Handystecker gelöst bis ich mir einen Adapter hole den ich nur dafür benutze. Das Kabel ist erstaunlicherweise nicht rund wie erwartet sondern länglich und flach gehalten, dadurch kann man es ganz gut verstauen. Also sollte man nicht bereits einen Adapter für USB auf normale Steckdose irgendwo zu Hause haben brauch man eben noch diesen kleinen Zukauf oder man benutzt es nur mit dem Laptop/PC. Das Paket kam wie gewohnt innerhalb von zwei Tagen bei mir an. Die Verpackung war doppelt also ein riesiger mit Packmaterial ausgefüllt Amazon Karton Außenrum, das Paket war so groß ich wusste gar nicht was das ist denn ich rechnete mit einem kleineren Paket. Nach meiner ersten Panik dass ich die Maße falsch gelesen hatte und die Light Box in Wirklichkeit riesig war hab ich das Paket aufgemacht. Zu meiner grenzenlosen Erleichterung war die Light Box wie erwartet klein und eben nicht ein halber Schrank. Innen drin lag nämlich der relativ klein verpackte Original Karton der fast im ganzen Packmaterial unterging. Gut vielleicht ein bisschen verschwenderisch aber dadurch hatte die Light Box keinerlei Kratzer oder sonstiges weswegen ich mich darüber nicht beschweren will. Alles in allem funktioniert die Light Box super für meine Zwecke, ich hab das Problem mit dem Radieren nicht mehr und kann meine Skizzen auch in meinem Skizzenbuch lassen. Ich kann die Light Box also nur empfehlen.