Customer Ratings & Reviews

For years I had another tablet that worked fine . I changed to this one because it was an Upgrade and had blue tooth, the blue tooth work terrible so I had to use the cable. It sometimes stops and I have to wait for the cursor to re-appear. (using the cable) I hope Wacom will do a software upgrade and solve the problem.

Picked this up to do some photo editing in Photoshop. There were a couple different known software glitches that was causing the tablet not to work properly. There were work arounds out there but for the price I paid I didn't want to have to spend so much time forcing it to work properly.

I've used several drawing tablets, ones w screens, ones like this w/ out a screen. I will say it works good for what it does, however, because the pen is so small, if you have average sized or large hands it does begin to hurt after a short amount of time. The pen also feels VERY VERY cheap, and I mean VERY cheap. I'm talking dollar store cheap. I would say look towards the Intuos Pro, or even other alternatives that are much, much cheaper. So far not exactly satisfied w the experience w this drawing tablet, and I will be returning it this week. If they included a better pen (and they should at $200) I might have different opinions. If this is being purchased for a kid, I would say it's partially a good purchase it, seeing as they will likely have much smaller hands, but even then, there are better alternatives. One other thing to note, if you plan on using BT, this tablet has very noticeable lag when not plugged in.

I bought this for my 20 yo artistic daughter until I can afford the iPad Pro she would like to have. It’s a good starter tablet however, the Wacom site is awful when it comes to set up for Mac users! According to their site, her Mac and OS version supports this product but it took me nearly ALL day long to figure it out. The latest driver available, 6.3.38-3 will NOT work. I had to go to an older driver and download 6.3.36-2 for the tablet to work without an error of failure to connect to input monitoring. She uses the macOS Catalina. That is where the problems come from. Otherwise, it’s a nice little tablet which she will learn to use and enjoy drawing pictures. I’m happy I figured it out and she’s able to start watching user videos. I hope this review helps others. Take care!

I like the size. I feel like this small would have been too small, but the medium felt pretty comfortable to use. although I didn't like that, I couldn't see what I was writing as I was writing it.

Didn't work my great with Chromebook. I'm not sure if it is a lack of better apps or limitations of the device itself

Got this Tablet instead of the more expensive one because it said it came with software. Unfortunately it's trial software and only for 30 days. Had to fork out another $30 and probably more to keep the software usable. Wish I would have gotten the more expensive one.

This will not work without being connected to a pc, so if you’re looking for something that’s stand alone then keep looking. The included software is just a download and not that great

I would give this 5 stars for after I installed it and the programs, but that initial process was quite long. I am a math teacher and use it for annotating on the screen...Great for that!

The device itself is okay. To get the software bundle to properly us the device, is a pain and a half to download and register for the free trial!! Downloading the trial almost doesn’t seam worth the hassle!

Overall good product, and a great introduction into using a digital pen and tablet. Unfortunately the length of time for the software offers that were received in the package did not represent what was listed in the product description.

Used it for teach math remotely. Took a few days to get used to it but now it does the job as described.

Build quality is good. The free software is ok. The Tablet has a nice build quality and the surface has a texture to it so it feels like paper. The pen is a good size and feels like a pen This is an OK drawing tablet that I can not get the hang of. My brain is having a rough time trying to use it. I'm sure this would be fine for someone who does design work all day.

Been using the largest Wacoms at work for years. Got this one for home use and it just feels funny. The pen feels scratchy on the pad. The well where the pen rests is very shallow and therefore useless as the pen constantly rolls out of place and hits the floor. Calibration ok but everything physical about this Wacom irks me.

Not sure why the tablet laggs. I’ve tried two and it hasn’t worked.

If you’re a serious creative, I wouldn’t recommend this tablet. I’d recommend the pro version which is current discounted at Best Buy. The pro gives you better pressure sensitivity and the pro pen is better as well

It feels like it drawing on paper. BUT, it's hard to track where on the screen the cursor is, especially when you're trying to lightly touch the pad. I ended up returning this and sticking with iPad Pro + Pencil instead.

If you going to get this medium size tablet, just go to the next size. My daughter loves it but says she wish it were slightly bigger.. for the price difference, the next level would be worth the investment.

I liked the interface with the computer but the buttons on the pen made it uncomfortable to use properly.

Works well, but I can’t say I’d get It again. For the price, an iPad would make more sense.