Customer Ratings & Reviews

bought for teenage art student, rarely uses it. student is more interested in drawing free hand.

Work great for a beginner wacom. The application that came with it was hard to learn. Wish it the application had a paper manual.

We (Me and my daughter) found this item a good product. Even though we are not able to find wireless connector in the store.

It's hard to work with at first but once you get the hang of it it's great. I can do a lot more with my artwork than I could when I just had paper and pencil.

Was fairly easy to use. Wish it had a little bit more precision, but it is an entry-level model.

This was a gift for my son who is learning to draw via digital. He has been really happy with it. It does take some getting use to.

My daughter has been very pleased with this tablet. She has used it to work on her art with the computer and it has worked good.

This tablet is a suitable device to capture digital sketches. The only weak point is the cable that can break with extensive use. Good comparative price.

The Intuos art tablet is great for Photoshop and Corel Paint. The built in buttons are great for undo and back, not to mention the buttons on the pen itself.

This drawing pad is good for beginners and won't break the bank. It has stood up to the test of my 13 year old son, 'nuff said.

This pad is pretty good for the money. You can spend a lot more for other pads and get the same performance as this one.

The first one I got was 9 Years ago. It worked great. this one is even better because it's wireless so it works better for me being left handed

It's taking a while to get used to how it works, but the results are very good. I'm left handed so it slowed me a little.

Bought for my snow who is interested in digital/graphic arts. Good starter set up to see how he likes it before moving up to a more advanced one.

Purchased as a gift for an artsy friend and she loves it! Has a bit of a learning curve to get used to it but then the possibilities are endless.

I had wanted one of these for years and am not disappointed. There is a learning curve for those who us a mouse in Photoshop but worth the effort

This is way better than using the mouse. The Wacom really helps you get into tight spots and has greater control in the post photo process.

I bought this for my 7th grader who loves to draw, after reading an online review recommending it. My daughter found it difficult to use since you draw on the pad but you're looking at your screen. Also, the free software that comes with the purchase was hard to find on the website. All in all I would not recommend it.

With Paint Tool Sai, this works flawlessly. I do not like the touch though, so I suggest you to go for a cheaper model.

It is a very nice tool to add, but it is not as easy as I wanted when it comes to imitating a true wet paintbruch.