Oh. My. Gosh. This is probably the most I've spent on a graphics tablet during the 4 years I've used one. (story time) The first one I got in 2012 from a nondescript company that isn't here anymore for 25 bucks. It was great for a starter and worked wonders for the cringe-tastic weaboo I once was. I still have it to this day!The next one I got was in 2014, a Huion as well for 35 bucks. That one was a step down from the cheapy cheap predecessor; the sensitivity was all bad, the size was too small, and I lost the tablet pen (my fault, I know, but still...)! I moved back to the old one for a couple years and here we come today. I got my paycheck and decided to purchase something worth my hard earned cash. I look up "Graphics Tablets" and see a wacom tablet but their products are too small, not to mention just a bit overrated, no disrespect to wacom of course. So I keep scrolling and see a large sized Huion tablet. My first thought was, "No way. I had that crappy tablet from this company before, that's not happening this time!" But something made my heart move towards it and I decided to give it a shot. I bit the bullet and bought it, letting out a sigh.I received the package hours before the estimated time (maybe because the amazon distribution center is only 3 miles away from where I live) and that was really relieving for me, since the temperatures are about 120 degrees in the summer. The installation didn't take very long and I got to test out my new tablet in a jiffy!Pros:- The pen flows so smoothly against the surface! There's no scratchy sounds at all and that's a plus for me. And the surface is sooooo velvety smooth....- The settings are easy to toggle. Like I know it already like this with most, but I just love how quickly I can change a button command.-The pen holder is GENIUS. Now I no longer have to wallow in eternal anguish after losing the only thing that allows me to draw. Sweet!-In my art software (I use Paint Tool SAI) it doesn't lag or randomly turn off.- The second most important pro: THIS BOI IS HUGE. Like, it's bigger than my computer screen. I hadn't accounted for this colossal sized tablet at all. It gives me so much room to work with and make crazy strokes. I love love love it~~!!!- The most important pro: This frickin' price! For 76.99, I could get a small Wacom intuos.(It's probably really good, but I am a bonafide cheapskate. Like, enough to make Scrooge whimper in envy.) It was a tough choice to make because I never spent this much on one item before but am I glad I did!Cons:- The size. I know I said it was the second best thing about it, but it can be unwieldy for someone who is a travelling artist. It could probably fit in a computer bag, but it wouldn't be too good for travel. (I still will carry it along with me, though)- The express buttons are difficult to see. If they were lit up with a small LED light with 5 second power intervals, it would be very useful. Having to have to squint to see a button that's supposed to make things easier is a bit ironic. I'll probably get used to it, but more visibility would have been great.The Huon H610 Pro gives you bang for your buck and if you are looking for a great tablet that is gentle to your pocketbooks, look no further! I definitely recommend this for anyone, either beginner or more advanced. I would definitely buy again!(I just love how my latest art piece came out, thanks to my brand spankin' new Huion Graphics tablet!)