Customers are impressed with the Intuos Graphic Drawing Tablet, particularly its ease of use, quality, and ideal size. Many appreciate the convenience of its wireless feature and find it suitable for drawing. Some customers have noted concerns about the software, compatibility, lag, learning curve, and setup.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
works well for animations
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Posted . Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.
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This took me a bit to get it set up and to be able to use it well. I am very happy with it. I was able to use it in my animation class.
Posted . Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
I use it primarily for editing photos in Adobe Photoshop. The learning curve was not bad and it has massively increased my productivity and reduced the pain my wrist always got!
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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.
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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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.
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It works well but i would recommend getting the coverage plan as the charger stopped working and we have only had it for a little of 2 months. It works great when its charged. Think we received a defective plug.
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A very good starter tablet for artists. I’d had some concern it would be harder to use, but the feature of showing where the stylus is in your picture when it’s just above the surface solves that problem beautifully. Very good resolution, good stylus. One would pay a lot more for a tablet with a screen on it, and if you can get used to this method (which isn’t difficult) you can get a lot of use out of it.