Customer Ratings & Reviews

This tablet works great, and I enjoy using it with my MacBook. However, they really need to expand the support for this device beyond just Mac OS and Windows to Chrome OS and iPads. Yes, I know most people use it for drawing, and many of the drawing programs aren’t strong enough to use on the less robust operating systems. However, I am a teacher who would like to use it with my Chrome OS smart board in our class room and with my iPad for remote teaching. I don’t understand why they won’t make drivers for these operating systems other than them not wanting to spend the money on it.

a good thing for photoshop owners, connection to macbook is very simple, pen is adaptive, response is super

This is a great drawing tablet! I have made some really great artwork and game development designs with it. Wacom is a great brand you can trust to be awesome.

I acquired the Intuos for teaching remotely and used it during the spring semester. It was effective but I switched to the more expensive Wacom One for the summer session and will be using it going forward. The key difference is that the Intuos is a writing pad upon which you can input (write/draw) into a program running on a PC or Mac, and you only see the writing on the primary computer display. The Wacom One is itself a display so you see your writing/drawing on it. The Intuos worked well, but I find the Wacom One more effective. Your budget will help you decide which to use.

I have been having a great time with this product. I do have issue with the wireless function but its just my main computer's bluetooth adapter, my laptop has no connection isses. Item can also be used while plugged in as well.

This is a decent option for someone who wants to dabble in tablet drawing for PC but doesn't want to shell out thousands of dollars. This is a Bluetooth unit, and it is very convenient to use, it comes with a pen and charging cable, but not having to deal with a wire is phenomenal.

This is the perfect compliment for online teaching. I am teaching math online this year due to Covid and this has been the best solution that compliments a laptop online. The wireless tablet is great for walking around the class and the programable buttons on the top of the table make for quick editing. The only drawback is that I wish I had bought the medium vs the small. I think I would have greatly benefited from having more surface and work space to write. Other than that which is more just a consumer choice, this tablet is awesome.

I'm not an artist, but I have been using this tablet in streaming stupid art games. I think my favorite use is when using Inkarnate's cartography software to create maps for D&D. I bought this tablet as a recommendation by the Drawfee cast, and I've not been disappointed.

I had been researching the Apple Trackpad 2 to use with Photoshop, but realized that the compatibility with Windows would likely be an issue and would definitely limit the functionality of the Trackpad. So I purchased the Wacom tablet and now only is it bigger but it was also a little cheaper. Very pleased with this product and looking forward to customizing the shortcuts. I also really like that you can hover the pen over the tablet to see where you are on the screen without actually using the tool.

For me, being on the move with a laptop means I want to have an easy time settling down someplace, yet being able to get up quickly and stash my cute-little drawing tablet away. It works and gets the job done for what I need. It also has bluetooth compatibility! So no cords, except to charge it! This means in and out in a flash of my computer bag! I can tuck it in with less cord tie-up in addition to my computer cords, if that is the case and be gone! Adore it and it works for the price!

Since I started doing distance learning with my students, I found that I needed a good annotation device to demonstrate problem-solving on Zoom. This device allows me more precision and flexibility than using the mousepad on my computer.

I wish there were a little gel pad or something to rest your wrist. Overall, ok. Its a learning curve to understand the features, limitations and then, adapt to it. You get what you pay for..

Does good for the price not professional level but for scetching and light editing does very well

Both of my kids love it. They draw on it like a pro. It's easy to learn, and the ability to change the shortcuts and pressure settings lend versatility. The size of the tablet is perfect, not too big and not too small. The buttons on the pen are easily pressed, which gives it some difficulty when you are drawing. Overall, would recommend! A bang for your buck. Even though it was generally easy to download a drawing software for it, the website wasn't working as well. So we ended up trying different ways to make an account, and again, install a software. But in the end, all turned out well!

Been wanting bluetooth wireless and now can say this works very well, the Free Software with purchase is a gimmick and you only get the free version with limited ability and if you wish the pro version as a cost to you, Unless you need this software highly recommend not wasting time installing the free ware. Works as expected and can customize to how you wish to use it, I have used Wacom in the past and since upgrading to High Sierra which no longer supported my old Wacom was time to upgrade and found this simple to install and setup. Works very well. If you edit photos highly recommend this Wacom Tablet.

It works well for what I need. Needed it because the stylus to my last one broke. I can walk in and buy just the stylus. With an art project due for school, Best Buy was the only place in tiwn that carried it in stock. I could not have waited for 3 day shipping.

The tablet is a great starting device when just starting to learn about animation or digital art. Very portable and easy to use. Price is fair, but there are cheaper options out there. I purchased this tablet due to already being accustomed to Wacom products.

The Wacom - Intuos Wireless Drawing Tablet was a bit tricky to figure out initially, but it's been a great tool for note-taking once I got the hang of it. It's wireless, compatible with all my devices, and the included software is a plus. A bit of a learning curve, but totally worth it for my notes!

Does exactly what I need it to do. I use this to edit my videos. It's perfect for on the go rotoscoping. Would be 5 stars if it had USB-C vs micro but I can live with it .

I really enjoy the screen mapping feature of this drawing tablet! It takes a short amount of time to get used to drawing with your hand on the desk but seeing the input on the screen but once you can train your brain around that using this is a breeze and nothing compares when doing fine detail work!