Customer Ratings & Reviews

As someone who was looking for a tablet that would provide a lag-free and user-friendly experience, I was drawn to the Wacom Intuos Drawing Tablet. And I must say, it has surpassed my expectations in every way. Right out of the box, I could tell that Wacom put a lot of thought into designing a tablet that's both functional and visually appealing. The sleek and slim profile makes it portable and aesthetically pleasing, but what really impressed me is the performance. The connectivity via Bluetooth ensures a clutter-free workspace, and the setup process was a breeze. The tablet was quickly recognized by my system, and I was able to get started without any unnecessary hassles. What sets this tablet apart is its responsiveness. I was eager to test the claim of a lag-free experience, and the Wacom Intuos delivered. Drawing, sketching, and illustrating felt fluid and natural, as if I was working with traditional media. The pressure sensitivity is on point, allowing for precise control and a wide range of artistic expressions. The learning curve was surprisingly minimal. The included software and tutorials were helpful in getting acquainted with the tablet, but even without them, the intuitive interface makes navigation and customization easy for both beginners and professionals. Battery life is also commendable. I can work for long hours without worrying about constantly recharging the tablet. It's another aspect that adds to the overall ease of use and convenience. In conclusion, the Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet is a must-have for anyone looking to explore digital art or enhance their existing skills. Its combination of flawless performance, ease of use, and attractive design make it a valuable investment for artists of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, the Wacom Intuos offers a perfect blend of performance and simplicity. It has made my artistic endeavors more enjoyable and efficient, and I'm confident it will do the same for you. Highly recommended!

I am a structural engineer and do a lot of hand sketches at my office. Transitioning to work at home, I needed a good alternative medium to produce sketches digitally. This tablet did not disappoint. I can sketch in PDFs all day and produce decent quality mark ups without using hand sketches or scans. The tablet acts as a canvas of your monitor, the tablet edges become the monitor edges and can be adjusted for multiple screens as well. The pen tool acts as a mouse and is set to "left-click" when pressed down on the tablet. By hovering over the tablet without pressing, you can track your mouse pointer on screen without "clicking" anything. There are two buttons on the pen that can be set to various key commands for quick use while drawing, and 5 buttons at the top of the tablet that do likewise. For example, I set one of the pen buttons to shift so I can draw on top of my previous notations in PDF Xchange without accidentally grabbing and dragging them. All in all, this is basically a pen version of a mouse and although it may be used with higher end digital media and graphic design software, it can also be used with anything and everything you'd prefer a digital pen to a traditional mouse. Works great for me! Make sure you verify your computer has Bluetooth before buying, mine did not turns out so now here I am installing an Intel m.2 card and antenna to use this feature. This comes with a corded options, sobim still able to use it, but if you don't need Bluetooth you ought to invest in the cheeper model without the Bluetooth option. PS - the pen nubs wear out so you'll need more eventually. There are extra nubs inside the pen when you purchase it, so that's nice. The 3 free programs were a bit weird to install and I haven't used them yet, but did get them downloaded. Not a lot of negative stuff to say here, I'm super happy with the purchase and will be even more psyched when I get Bluetooth going.

My daughter loves it so far, it's easy to use and a great size!

Plug-and-play functionality is exactly as advertised. The tablet automatically adjusts itself to the size of your screen. Its ability to detect fine differences in pressure is very handy in graphics programs that give different effects based on pressure. It has greatly improved my image processing capabilities.

I can’t complain about anything, it’s great and offers a great program. I teach with this, do illustrations, and fill out my homework with this thing. I don’t regret the money i spent. It’s actually a lot more handy than you would think.

Works amazingly! Very easy to use, would buy again.

This is the forst time inhave bought a drawing tablet that this prodict is the best! The tablet will come in handy when I illustrate my plant science examples online.

I love it I've had it for a few years and keep it nice and clean it's very accurate with a lot of options And helped me start my logo from scratch

I wanted to learn how to use this device. This one was the right choice to begin to practice.

I bought it and I returned one day later. Is imposible to write or draw with this gadget unless you have time for learn to draw and write again. If you want something for draw in your computer (like Apple Pencil in IPad ) don’t buy this.

I purchased this tablet about a month ago for remote learning. This crisis has pushed me out of my comfort zone. Setting up the tablet was quite easy. The tablet is lightweight and the pen is easy to write with. I like the fact that I have an option to use Bluetooth or USB cable to connect the tablet to my computer. I don't know if I am using to much pressure on the pen nibs, but the tablet has light scratches after a month use. I wonder if I should be using a screen protector for the tablet. In the past month, I have used this tablet to teach remotely using Google Hangouts, One Note, and Microsoft Whiteboard. I have also used the tablet while recording YouTube videos. I am still trying to figure out how to use the tablet with Google Apps. I might start using this tablet for online tutoring. I didn't use the 3 bonus software that was included since I am not an artist.

I have owned two previous generations of Wacom tablets, one that had the pen and mouse, then the Intuos Pen+Touch. Both were wired via USB, so I do really like the wireless connection and the pen sensitivity on this model. I wish this model had the touch pad ability on it, but the wireless and new pen makes up for it for me. I’ve found the battery life to be more than enough for long editing sessions (a few days or more if I don’t use it constantly all day) and the recharge times to be good (I do admit that I charge overnight usually if needed). The tablet can also be used plugged in via USB while charging, so you won’t miss any pen time. As far as Bluetooth connection, I haven’t experienced any lag nor did I have any issue with the initial connection. I use this for photo retouching rather than drawing. I ended up trading the medium for the smaller version as I found it too large for my usage as I had to move my arm to reach the edges of the tablet. Other than what I’ve listed, I have no other complaints so far.

Drawing feels smooth and responsive. The tracking and pressure sensitivity is excellent. The pen works perfectly and does not need to be charged. One charge of the tablet will last a long time. However, you can use it wired. I really love this drawing pad! I am recommending to a friend now already!

The best quality excellent and easy to used price very economic all the free programs are excellent i purchase the medium .love the pencil .

I got this to get back into drawing (digitally) while at home during covid...take my mind off the world for a bit. So far, I’ve used it with Pixelmator, Blender, Krita and Photoshop with no issues. It came with some nice software, but I haven’t used those...maybe during next furlough week. Drawing on it is effortless and it only took a few days to stop looking at the tablet when you just need to look at screen. Setup was quick and the battery lasts me a few days. Good purchase and worth the price.

I'm not using this for it's graphics work; I'm using it as mouse alternative and my other Wacom tablets have stopped working (thanks Wacom for stopping supporting them to force us to buy more!) and I did upgrade to the larger size over the small one and it did make a difference for my arm angle, etc. so was it worth the gigantic price difference? My cheap self is right on the fence. I got it as a deal of the day so I'd say go for it on sale but at regular price it does hurt. Do I use it a lot? I do. Do I wish I could get by with the small one? I do. Do I highly suggest both to help repetitive nerve pain injuries? 100% (I'm a fitness pro and recommend this to clients all the time). The tips do groove more and wear out faster than past Wacom models so I think that's Wacom's intentional design to make you buy more and not the user's mistreatment.

Pretty solid product, I had the Wacom One previously until it stopped working. This new tablet is essentially a direct upgrade, I get more accurate pressure and more buttons for hotkeys in my art programs. The pen is very comfortable and the product comes with some freebies like one year of Clip Studio Paint Pro and six months of Norton VPN. My only gripe with this tablet is through all of my searching in the Wacom Center App, I cannot change the tablets orientation, it is locked to the bottons being on top. Aside from that, great product! PS: attached is my awesome drawing I did on my new tablet!

I’m a graphic designer, and portability is key for me when choosing a tablet. I went with Wacom because it’s lightweight, easy to set up, and a great size for working comfortably. Setting it up was a breeze—just plug and play, with no complicated installation process. The tablet is responsive and precise, making it an excellent tool for both detailed design work and quick sketches. The pen feels natural, with customizable buttons that streamline my workflow. The size strikes a perfect balance: compact enough to carry around yet spacious enough for smooth, unrestricted movement. Whether I’m working at my desk or on the go, it fits seamlessly into my setup. Considering everything it allows me to do, the price is very reasonable. It delivers the reliability I expect from Wacom in a lightweight, user-friendly, and affordable package.

This product I fantastic. The wireless responsiveness has no lag, the 4000 points of pressure on the pen is great and the medium size definitely gives you space to make longer strokes with the pen. I would recommend the smaller tablet for travel doodling but you only get one or two of the free drawing programs included with the WACOM intuos series where as the Medium gives you all 3. I am using the tablet with photoshop on PC. Also get the two year protection. It’s worth it.

The Windows 10 upgrade finally ended my long-time use of the Wacom Intuous I bought in the mid 90s. I had been hoping to not get the bluetooth version (I don't have a bluetooth receiver on my machine) but since they were sold out and the price wasn't too much more I got it anyway because I can just use it with the USB cable. It works great out of the box. I didn't care for the free software, but only because I have better software. It's a good, reliable, solid product that does what it was designed to do very well. Pressure and tilt sensitivity is great. It's not so big it takes up a lot of space on my desk and not so small I can't work with it. Just a perfect fit for me.