Huion’s Kamvas line has always lived in that awkward middle ground: big enough to feel serious, affordable enough to be tempting, but usually missing one or two features that remind you where the price has been shaved. The new Kamvas 22 (Gen 3), unveiled at CES 2026, aims to close that gap by addressing several issues that tend to irritate artists over time.
At 21.5 inches, the size is familiar, but the jump to a 2.5K QHD panel immediately changes the display's impact. The new resolution promises more breathing room – making lines look cleaner and more defined, ensuring you’re less likely to be zooming in and out to check detail. In its CES 2026 press release, Huion states that clarity is over 30% higher than that of a standard 1080p display. But the real benefit is workflow: now references, colour palettes, and the 'clutter' we all drag onto our displays can stay on-screen without everything feeling cramped. That's the promise, at least.
