Customer Ratings & Reviews

The tablet is easy to use and is very responsive to the pen tip. I have done several drawings with it and it's great! If I was a pro, I would spend more money for a bigger one, but this one is perfect for me. If you just like to draw as a hobby, this is just the thing. I have included a drawing that I did with this tablet.

This tablet is one of the best I’ve used, it is compact, light weight and bluetooth enabled. But the fact that you can still use it while it is charging makes it worth it right there. I don’t have to waste time waiting for my pencil to charge (if you know what I mean). The art software is also fantastic.

Nice and compact but not too small to be useful. It works well with both a wired connection and via bluetooth. Setup was very simple on both a PC and a Samsung tablet (which I tried just because... no real need to use this with a tablet, unless you just really like the wacom experience.)

I really like this drawing tablet, but the registration process to get the free software it came with was absolutely awful. The instructions that came with this drawing tablet are very inconsistent and misleading. The included pictogram clearly instructs you to plug the tablet in first and THEN download drivers from the website. Meanwhile the website indicates that you should download the drivers first, and then plug in the tablet. The website indicates that plugging in the tablet will activate the automated registration process. Unfortunately, plugging in the tablet first seems to throw the registration off. I could not get the automated registration to trigger. I tried manually registering the tablet on the website using the serial number, but the website informed me that this product MUST be registered via the automated process. After multiple driver installations, several unplug and replugs, and two reboots; the automated registration FINALLY triggered. I'm subtracting a star from my review just because this process was so horrible. After getting through the registration, the tablet seemed to be working; but pressure sensitivity wasn't working. After yet another reboot, this resolved itself. I was very impressed with how customizable this drawing tablet. was. The included software allows you to change the functionality of the buttons on the pen and the buttons on the pad. Even better, you can customize the buttons for particular programs. Being able to map my keyboard shortcuts to individual buttons is a huge assist to my workflow. The included software is . . . okay. Honestly, I was a little surprised by how simplistic it was. It certainly wasn't worth the aggravation I went through registering this device to get it. It should be noted that two of the three software offerings are unlimited use while the third is only good for two years (and you can only select two of them). I opted for the two unlimited use programs. I used the tablet for a few days to do some light sketching and photo touch up. Learning to aim the pen tip takes some practice, but the feel is very natural. The pressure sensitivity is a little hit or miss depending on the program. Al in all, I'm very pleased with this drawing tablet.

I had an older wired drawing tablet from Wacom. Wanted to eliminate the wire on my desktop so got this smaller wireless version. Am very happy with its performance. No noticeable lag while drawing on the tablet, and the software supports the two monitors that I use. (It can switch from one monitor to the other with a shortcut button on the tablet.) I didn't need a big drawing tablet, just something that would make it easier to make notations and small drawings easier without taking much space on my desk, AND no wires.

This is my second Wacom tablet because the first one is no longer supported by Wacom. This table is a great starter tablet. If you plan to use the tablet infrequently like me, it is a great value and does the job. Nice digital and pen combo too. I use this table with Affinity Photo 2.5 to touch up portrait photos and it works great as compared to using the the mouse. If I used the table more frequently, then, I would purchase a more expensive Wacom model.

Wacom tablets is quality. I've been using them for the longest time and it has never disappointed me. The pen always feels good on the hand. I rarely use a mouse anymore. programmable hot keys and responsive. It is easy to plug and start using. If anything, maybe download a current driver on the Wacom site and you're good to go. This particular model is nice, compact, and wireless. Great for travel.

I bought this tablet in 2018 for Christmas when I was 13 years old and have been using it since. It takes a bit of time to adjust to drawing without looking at the screen, and you generally need an online tutorial to set up, but one you get the hang of it, everything's pretty smooth. It doesn't feel anything "like paper" how others say, but the texture is enjoyable compared to a smooth screen. Pen is comfortable, and tablet is small enough where I can draw anywhere - on my lap, on my keyboard, in bed, on aeroplanes, etc. Its shape is perfect for travel, though you need to put it in a cloth so it doesn't get scratched up; Scratches fortunately don't affect your performance, they can just be an eyesore sometimes depending on how bad it is. I really like the express keys (buttons at the top), I use them to "undo" "redo" "zoom in" "zoom out", but they're entirely customisable. Pen comes with replacement nibs, but I have never once needed to use them even though I draw with a very heavy hand and don't give the poor screen mercy haha. The little cloth at the top is for storing your pen, which is something I didn't figure out until 2 years later lol. All 4 of the small grips at the corner of my tablet have fallen off over time, but we don't talk about that.. (but if we do, I like to save them and chew on them for fun.) Software includes CSP Pro, which is a popular and excellent drawing program for both hobbyists and professionals. I love the brushes, though there is a learning curve to this as well. I've had ongoing issues with glitches, but it always fixes itself once i troubleshoot / restart / redownload either my laptop, drawing program (Medibang Paint Pro), or tablet itself; It does become bothersome at times, but this tablet has been going strong and is still working. I've noticed that those who didn't enjoy this tablet are just people who aren't willing to work with a screenless graphics tablet haha. If it doesn't suit you, fine, but that doesn't mean it isn't good for others. BTW don't mind how dirty it is- I have absolutely filthy hands and sometimes use my tablet as a plate.

This addition to my desktop computer, a Intuos Bluetooth Creative Pen Tablet, is great way to digitize your pen strokes. It works well with Paint.net in windows 10. It has a four programmable buttons that you can customize to your needs while creating. It comes with available creative software from Corel as well. I enjoy the fact that it is small and easy to pack up and take on the go. Its pen comes with extra tips and feels comfortable within my hands while drawing. The tablet has stroke sensitivity, and responds well to various amounts of pressure.

My younger daughter is interested in digital art and is a beginner. My older daughter has a couple of friends that are professionals. this is what they recommended for a beginner. We got the smaller size in case she loses interest :) As far as getting it set up, she did it mostly by herself with a small amount of help. She is a young adult who is slightly mentally handicapped but very computer savvy. This included getting the free software :) we think it is a great deal for the price.

Not the best feeling tablet but it is small, wireless, and gets the job done. I bought this to take with me for use with my laptop and it’s perfect. I own a larger Cintiq for my desktop and that feels much better but as far as pressure and smoothness. But if you’re looking for a tablet that is small, portable, and very easy to set up, this is the one.

I work in the creative field and having the freedom of the pen really makes life so much easier. This is the prefect size and is so easy to work with. Love having the option of being wireless as well.

I’m sure it’s also great for someone looking for a smaller pad such as this. I was brand new to using something like this for art. It feels nice to use, and the software that’s included gives you plenty of options to learn with! I’d definitely reccomend it if you’re a beginner or looking to learn digital art.

Caveat: I can't really evaluate this tablet from an artistic point of view. I suffer from dyspraxia , which means that I am clumsy and not artistic. I use this tablet for on-line teaching. Usually for diagram drawing. The platform is a MacBook Pro running Mojave. I recently gave up on two Chinese tablets because the drivers were so poor. Moreover, the Chinese tablet *will* not support Macos Catalina, which I plan to upgrade (eventually). So I decided to get this tablet. For me it is an ideal size since space on my desktop is at a premium. It also connects via Bluetooth which eliminates the need for a usb cable. I do not detect any lags using Bluetooth. But again I am not using this tablet for gaming where lags might be an issue. The 3 add-on programs are nice to have ,however I lack the desire or patience to learn them. There is a moral here. Namely that the driver software is at least as important as the hardware. However, I had to learn this the hard way since this tablet is the 3rd one I've purchased;the two previous Chinese tablets in which the Mac drivers were sub-standard.

I had been researching the Apple Trackpad 2 to use with Photoshop, but realized that the compatibility with Windows would likely be an issue and would definitely limit the functionality of the Trackpad. So I purchased the Wacom tablet and now only is it bigger but it was also a little cheaper. Very pleased with this product and looking forward to customizing the shortcuts. I also really like that you can hover the pen over the tablet to see where you are on the screen without actually using the tool.

Compact, Wireless, Accurate, digital drawing tablet. I use it for signatures and works great.

I have to return mine for a bigger unit, but it installed SO easy, and functions just as smooth and efficient as my larger board. Just way too tiny for my needs. If only for marking up documents and signatures, this is a great little unit that won't clutter the desk. Hoped this would work for my traveling. Just too small for Photoshop artwork.

Of course this is not the most high quality or advanced tablet out there but it definitely does get the job done. Its a portable, big enough for drawing, and i highly recommend this to be your starting tablet if you are just starting out

I love this little tablet! I do most of my own retouching, so having a tablet is a necessity for me when I need to do intricate work. This one is particularly great because it’s large enough to get the job done, but small enough to take to shoots or to work from a coffee shop. I originally (accidentally) bought the one with a cord, but I love that this one can be wireless as it frees up the ports on my laptop when I’m working on the go.

As a photographer, I retouch my own client photos, and sometimes, if it's urgent, I'll retouch a couple of content shots on set. This is a great tablet to have on hand on days like that since it's compact and can be used wirelessly. It's also Wacom quality which has always been great for me.