Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s the perfect size compared to my Gaomon, mostly because I like having something smaller to work with. It’s also easily transportable and I love the feel of the design!

Wacom has been manufacturing pen tablets for a long time, and their experience shines through in this product. My daughter was sceptical at first, but after using it for a short time she now prefers the way this works and feels compared to her apple pen on her iPad. The product is plug and play, is very easy to use, and you don't have to worry about keeping anything charged.

The pen is very bad and spazzes out very weirdly. When I just try to move the pen in a circle it makes different movements and shapes. This is very annoying and hard to play on. I need a new one, I literally only got it 3 days ago!!!

Tablet works perfectly for class use and small and convenient.

This little tablet is awesome! I love it ans wpuld highly recommend it for digital artists who are budget minded

Purchased this as a 'travel' tablet to allow me to edit in Photoshop and Lightroom when on the road. I was grateful for the price, but very happy with the accuracy. Wacom is the leader in this stuff, but I've had marginal success with their previous entry level tablets. This one is was dead on, which elimated having to think about the 'tool' when making a brushstroke or selection.

This drawing tablet is great! For one thing, it won't break your budget. For a 60$ tablet, this does everything you would expect it to do. It is self-explanatory, but if needed, the instructions are easy to read and follow. The free software that comes with it is excellent. You definitely get your money's worth!

This is a great product for beginners and it includes free software for drawing, business (online whiteboards), and education like pear deck and Kami. I love this product and the free stuff. As a teacher and tutor I use it and some of the free software to teach and tutor. I just had to get used to writing on it since it is small. Which I did and still loved it. Also, it is easy to set-up.

This is a great little pad. At first I thought it was going to be to small, but size is great. The main reason I bought this model in particular is because it is a great price and it works with both PC and Chromebooks. Would definitely recommend. I am a teacher and I use it for my distance learning with my students.

I got this tablet specifically to play the rhythm game OSU! and it is amazing. Great build quality that has a little more weight to it than I would've thought. It's not super heavy but it feels good in the hands. Its extremely accurate and i'm glad I didn't spend more on the next level up of tablet.

So easy to use. It's just like drawing in a sketch book. The stylus is as easy to use as a pencil.

The Wacom One is a pretty solid writing tablet. For android, pretty sure it's built for Chrome and that platform. It does work on Mac. Have had SOME issues with the software/driver but it DOES work, it's just quirky at times. Overall, once you get the hang of this thing it feels just like a real pen and paper.. even better because it's smooth. I use it with Google Keep and Notify. Keep is annoying because sometimes it doesn't save - that isn't a wacom prob. I use it for notes and writing. I have messed around with drawing but I'm not an artist. Overall GREAT tool for the price.

It works incredibly with my windows laptop, and is precise with pressure points. I genuinely enjoy using it for drawing and I'm glad to have purchased it.

Fine pressure sensitivity. Minimal size and lack of buttons ideal for tablet drawing

I bought this when I started school for art and it is perfect for a beginner that doesn’t have a lot of space to work with. It’s small and compact and can be stored easily, if need be. As I am a beginner I can’t really give a comparison, but I can say if you’re looking for one to start with, this is perfect. It’s also great for younger kids that are learning to digital art. My 11 year old uses mine and love it.

This works very well! Especially if you don't want to spend a little extra on the intuos tablet. This one is what I painted my first REALLY great painting on.

The size of the device is decent for what I use the Tablet for. It works well with MSWord for drawing and MSPaint. I use it for showing me solving math problems for others to see easier. My only issue with the device is that the pen buttons I will accidently push with the way I hold the pen. This causes certain actions to occur that makes me have to undo a lot or redo work. I can't locate a way to lock them currently.

Works great only taking a start off because the tablet uses micro-usb instead of usbc for some dumb reason.

I got this tablet for my online art class to use in photoshop. My friends said this would be a good tablet to use for beginners. I was amazed to see that it works for both photoshop and pretty much any other computer function. It took a little while to get used to using it, but it was smooth sailing once I did. There are no hotkey buttons on this tablet, but I much rather use keyboard hotkeys than shell out more money on something I thought I would not like. I might invest in one with hotkey buttons sometime down the line.

The mechanic of using this tablet are a bit clunky. the stylus reacts at a hover level and it is designed so that the tablet area is the area of the screen, which is counter-intuitive to anyone that has used a trackpad their entire lives. This basically means that if you pick up the stylus and put it back down, the cursor jumps to that part of the screen instead of starting where you left off - there may be a way to change this, but I have not figured it out yet