Customer Ratings & Reviews

From a while I am sitting in photo-editing programs and I this is ny first graphic tablet and though at the beginning I was more after the medium size, I decised to buy the small one and I think it was a great choice. It is super portable and doesn’t take a lot of room so I can work at home as well as in a cafe. It fits perfectly to my purse and it is super light! Opinionw are devided but the weight of the tablet and the pen is an advantage!

This is the perfect small tablet for a laptop that you can easily take with you. It was easy to set up and costumize.

Easy to use, nice software, pen feels great. Cheap plastic of case for tablet is kind of awful. The usb port is decent quality and the cable is very nice.

Excellent product, excellent quality, easy to use.

Excellent product for beginners. As long as kept on a flat and sturdy surface, thr sky is the limit for creativity.

Great drawing tablet. It works great with any application and helps me draw and bring my imagination to the screen. Definitely worth the investment.

This is my first drawing tablet, and it's been wonderful to use. The pen is nice and the free Clip Studio Paint software was a great included benefit.

Very helpful for remote learning / instruction. Allows you to write direction on most applications like MS Word, Paint, and PowerPoint (the few I use in these courses.) Also functions as a laser pointer (or pen) during presentation mode of PowerPoint. Very easy to get from Best Buy - arrived at my doorstep in 2 days instead of Amazon's 2 week lead time.

The drawing pad is easy to use and very responsive. I periodically use it for animated art for my musical projects. Love it.

Mad tight. Mad dank. Draw anime girls that do whatever you want them to do, because you’re the artist here, pal. Does this qualify me for the gift card? I need that. This tablet is sick for the budget and the software it comes with is pretty cool.

My fiance loves it. Just don't lose the pen because it's pretty much impossible to replace. Couldn't find just the pen anywhere for sale.

We own several of these small Intuos drawing tablets--two obsolete models, two recent wireless/corded models of this same generation and now 3 of this exact model. Truth be told, the only reason I bought this latest one is because it was on clearance and I lost the pen to my other one. Not only that, the cord both recent non-wireless models went bad and the L-shaped mini-USB is hard to find. You can use a regular micro-usb cable, but they are also obsolete at this point. So I figured I get a pen and a cord with a spare tablet for the same price as buying a pen and a cord at the clearance price. Here's the issue I have with Wacom: The tablet is great, but the cords are very low quality, at least for the basic model. Stores don't carry pens or the right cords (or even the pen nibs for that matter), so you end up having to buy directly from Wacom, which is a hassle, plus you have to wait. The tablet itself, I think would last pretty much forever, but they become obsolete by new pen technology that doesn't work with old, or new USB technology. I personally do not draw with the Wacom, but demonstrate math problems using drawing software. My daughters are both artists and love using these for that purpose.

Its not bad for what it is. My pen from my previous tablet started coming apart and no one has a specific pen for that tablet anymore so this was a decent, affordable choice. I've technically downgraded because I had a medium sized tablet, and the tablet was a lot smoother. This one feels like I'm scratching it every time I draw but it's held up well so far. It's not being damaged or anything, just feels like it, but I've gotten used to it. I say if you're looking for something affordable, easily portable, and easy to use this is pretty good. Plus it comes with nibs inside the pin

Hooked up quickly and was able to use right away. Seemed to work fine, seemed a bit touchy on sensitivity which probably could be changed in settings.

I bought this tablet while at a convention to use for an art demo. In my home studio I use a Wacom Intuos Pro Medium, which I had sadly forgotten to pack. This small basic tablet was perfect for the painting demo I gave. I plan to use it for travel purposes to events since it's easier to pack than my larger Wacom. I had no problems installing the drivers from my hotel room wifi and it performed perfectly during the demo. It's a great price for students and anyone thinking about exploring digital art.

Bought one years ago for photo editing and I have bee using them ever since. If using a mouse hurts your wrist, this should help, I hate using a mouse now. I just wish these had the eraser on the back end like my old one. It does take getting use to and a few minutes to stop regretting the purchase. When I got my first one my friend came to edit a picture and was cussing me out for about 5 min, then asked where to get one. he loved it.

If you are just starting and trying to get into digital imaging or painting this tablet is the one for you. I like it very much especially how wild it integrates with software such as Photoshop and illustrator. It is also programmable to be used in 3-D modeling software which I use called Maya another free one online called blender. I totally recommend this tablet for beginners and even those who are intermediate or expert users

I've used the Wacom Pad for years and decided to retire my old one. This is like my old one in size and capability. The best part is the depression at the top where you can put the stylus. For years, there was a separate little stand that either fell over or was too inconvenient to use so I laid the pen on my desk. Yes, it always rolled off and hit the floor. The pad is small but the work area is perfect for me. I'm a digital artist and the pen makes precise work a breeze. I also use it as a mouse all the time.

I wanted an affordable drawing tablet that could fit easily into a small bag but still be of a high quality, and this was it for me.

I've always used Wacom tablets, so I may be a bit biased. However, I've tried a Huion for months and ended up returning to Wacom. Something about the quality just wasn't there with Huion. I purchased this Wacom Intuos as a gift for my girlfriend. I'm used to the new Intuos Pro model and prefer it over this one, but this is still a great option for any digital artist. No issues with it, and I would recommend it to anybody.