Drawing Tablets

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Buying guide

Drawing tablet shortcut remotes

Our pick

Xencelabs Quick Keys

Choose Xencelabs Quick Keys for a drawing desk where you switch shortcut sets: its OLED display keeps the button assignments visible.1

Why this one

  • Eight programmable buttons and five shortcut banks give you several command layouts under your free hand.1
  • The visible labels help you follow those assignments as you change banks.1

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Before you buy: Quick Keys uses its supplied dongle for wireless operation rather than pairing directly with your computer’s Bluetooth.1 It supports shortcut combinations but not multi-step macros or complex scripts.1

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The alternatives

Other contenders

  • Huion Keydial mini K20

    Choose Huion Keydial mini K20 when you want 18 physical programmable keys for a larger command layout or direct computer Bluetooth pairing.23 It also connects by USB-C, giving you a wired option at the desk.3

Buying advice

  • Check the supported operating systems and connection requirements before choosing a remote; Quick Keys requires its driver.1

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Every specification for these products
SpecificationXencelabs Quick KeysHuion Keydial mini K20
ConnectionWireless or USB1USB-C cable or Bluetooth3
Programmable keys8 keys118 keys2
Supported hostsWindows®7 or later, Mac OS X 10.12 or later, and Linux version, Windows ARM1Windows 7 lub nowszy, macOS 10.12 lub nowszy2
Weight142 g1115 g2

How they compare

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SpecificationOur pickXencelabs Quick KeysHuion Keydial mini K20
ConnectionWireless or USB1USB-C cable or Bluetooth3
Programmable keys8 keys118 keys2
Supported hostsWindows®7 or later, Mac OS X 10.12 or later, and Linux version, Windows ARM1Windows 7 lub nowszy, macOS 10.12 lub nowszy2
Weight142 g1115 g2

Sources

  1. www.xencelabs.com
  2. www.huion.com.pl
  3. www.huion.com