This is a really cool product! I make my own greeting cards. I've been using a Wacom Intuous Pro (also a great product) with a drawing program. I've had good results, but it requires you to coordinate hand-to-eye while working. You draw on the pad, but the image is displayed on your computer screen. Many professionals use this product. The Wacom One works more like an actual sketchpad. You're looking at the Wacom One screen and drawing on the Wacom One screen. Much more natural way to draw. Wacom has some very expensive products that are self-contained processors (no need to use with a separate computer), but they are very costly. I rarely purchase brand new products, but I wanted to try this. I'm still acclimating myself to it. It doesn't feel exactly like my Intuous Pro, but I think it's a great product! You DO need a computer to use it. One more thing: it has legs that allow you to use it at an angle for ease of sketching.

Bought this to use for a digital media class for my art degree. I did not like the idea of using a regular black drawing tablet that I had to look at my computer to see what I was doing. Idk, maybe I don’t trust my hand eye coordination that much. But this works wonderfully. I used this for to free hand draw, trace, edit etc. etc. you can see this all in the picture I added of my school art project. Only minor drawback are the three cords it requires, which can be a bit cumbersome, but not terrible. Good for the price, I think. I wish the standalone tablets weren’t so expensive but this is a good alternative and very handy tool for graphic designers and basically anyone that uses programs like photoshop for more than making minor adjustments to photos.

The Wacom One drawing tablet is a game-changer for artists and digital creators. Its sleek design and responsive pen provide a natural drawing experience, making it easy to bring imagination to life. The pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition allow for precise and nuanced strokes, enhancing the artistic process. The large drawing area ensures ample space for creativity, and the high resolution display ensures vibrant and accurate colors. Setup is a breeze, and it seamlessly integrates with popular design software. Overall, the Wacom One is a top choice for anyone seeking a reliable and intuitive drawing tablet to elevate their artistry.

I'd had a Wacom Intuos 3 graphics tablet (the 4x5 size) since 2007 and this was the first foray into a pen display, and it's possibly my favorite purchase for digital art. I rotate my paper a lot in traditional drawing and sketches and the display is a godsend because I can do the same thing without it messing up the art. (forgive the images these are the pictures I took when I got it back in May)

For me I used this Wacom one as my 2nd monitor on my msi gs66 laptop cause it’s more high resolution specially when I’m designing on 3d cad and even on adobe photoshop and I never encountered any problems using it even for 12hrs including the Wacom one pen. And mostly I also used it for watching Movies on netflix