Customer Ratings & Reviews

takes bit more time to get used to it. but for the price , its okay.

Good pad, used it to edit drawings in photoshop and it worked great

It was very difficult to calibrate it to my laptop. The square I had selected to be the area for drawing never seemed to match. My pencil point would show in one place and the drawing would be elsewhere. We tried everything and with PowerPoint it gave the most trouble.

Not compatible with desktop IMac. Best with laptops

I wish there would have been more detail in the description of this product. When I think “tablet”, I imagine a screen. This is not a drawing tablet with a screen. You must plug this in your computer to use. Not getting much use out of the two I bought.

Using it with latest 2019 Office suite (that has Pen feature) in my MacPro.

Makes work happen faster when working on programs such as adobe

The software was a nightmare to download and get the whole thing set up. We wanted this to be a birthday present but it was such a hassle we needed to take it to someone else to figure out how to get everything to work correctly.

Love it. Life changing. Must have for anyone drawing / illustrating !

Works just thought likr it would i loveit good job

This is a good portable graphic tablet for beginner to create digital images.

My son uses it constantly and it has enhanced his drawings

Great price. I bought for grandchild for Christmas.

Wanted to re-try the drawing pad concept after less than fulfilling experimentation with an early Bamb** tablet several years ago. The improvements are remarkable, particularly with the wireless Bluetooth capability, and finally I am comfortable investing the time to learn how to use a pen tablet. If you are looking for an expert opinion from an experienced pen tablet user, please look elsewhere. If you are just getting started and want something that works, is easy to use, and very responsive to the pen input… we are in the same place. Setup is pretty easy. Drivers need to be downloaded from the Wacom web site (not a problem) and installing the driver software just took a minute or two. The Bluetooth pairs without problems on Windows 10 system. The tablet can be used with USB cable to charge/connect or using Bluetooth wireless connection. Once the tablet gets charged up, the Bluetooth is very nice and allows the tablet to be moved around or held in the most comfortable position. Drawing without looking at the tablet will take some getting used to, but there is some good software that comes along with the tablet and extensive video tutorials. Another user suggested the open source software Krita, and that looks very promising as well. Nice software packages at no additional cost, what’s not to like about that? I chose the small sized tablet to keep the desktop from getting too crowded, and the larger size seemed to be a little bit intimidating for a beginner (that’s me). There is a separate tablet control console, which has an abundance of settings for pen sensitivity and programmable keys on the tablet. Too much to learn at first, and I am confident that this tablet has all the bells and whistles currently available to make the learning experience worth the time invested. I keep getting back to having a device that is adequate, since it will take me a considerable amount of time to get the hang of the device and software. I’m not interested in spending a lot of time just to find out down the road that I should have gotten something better. With this tablet, I don’t have that concern. Wacom has been around quite a while, and this tablet seems to be “future proof” for quite some time. Maybe a larger tablet will be in order later on, but I expect this design will still be available to make a future upgrade to a larger tablet go smoothly. Can’t say much about the battery life with this being so new on the desk, but other reviews seem to indicate that several days of use is reasonable, and it’s very easy to top off the charge with the universal USB connection. Not worried about battery life, and if I end up using the tablet with one of my laptops, I expect the laptop will run out of juice long before this tablet. Of the available “bonus” software, the Clip Studio seems very interesting, and after installation and registering the software there is an abundance of additional material that can be downloaded to help with the drawing process. The open source (free) Krita drawing software seems to have most everything for basic drawing, so I opted for the Corel After Shot to focus on photo editing and the Clip Studio to put a toe in the water on creative drawing and animation. Your mileage may vary but these are my choices to try and cover as many bases as possible to get started. This seems like a good tablet to start down the road to creative digital art, and should be future-proof for quite some time.

Bought this for my 13 year old son. He loves it, easy to install and use!

Grandson received it for christmas and has had much fun with it since

bluetooth has some issues when changing computers.

Useful to work on drawing but needs a computer to do so.

Good value. I don't use it often, but I do use it on both Windows and Mac. On Mac the app to configure it takes you to a spot in the macOS 13 settings area and it does not quite take you to the correct area. It took me a moment to figure out where I was supposed to go. This is a software inconvenience I hope will get resolved in future macOS and Wacom software updates. On Windows the setup is a bit smoother and easier to access. After setup the tablet performs well in both Windows 11 and macOS 13.

Needs some help to understand what the product did. Staff was thorough.