Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great, affordable tablet for beginners looking to get the feel of using a pen. Not suitable for illustrators seeking full tablet functionality (lacks tilt, rotate and far less sensitive than higher end tablets), but is rather perfect for working graphic designers with photo retouching and light illustration/tracing in mind. I do a lot of composite work in photoshop and this is responsive enough to fill every need. Giving this 4 stars because there’s quite a bit of frustrating lag in wireless mode to the point I always plug in. Had I known this in advance, I would not have opted for the slightly more expensive wireless tablet. Some pen button functionality doesn’t seem as responsive as I’d like, but that could be due to running CS6 instead of CC on a mid-2012 MacBook Pro (upgraded 16gb RAM and 500g SSD drive). Small version of this is perfect for my desk area with keyboard and mouse. For my purposes, I couldn’t imagine needing more pen space than what this offers. ‘Small’ tablet area is quite a bit larger than other brand versions of small.

When I bought this, I honestly, wasn't optimistic. I thought it'd be awkward to use and was unsure, but seeing it on sale was enough push to try it out. And honestly, I do not regret it for a moment. I love my new drawing pad and it is so helpful with graphic design work I have been starting out with.

I own one of the earlier Intouos tablets which is still working quite well. The smaller size and the wireless capability of this tablet is a nice upgrade. I have one at home and one at work now.

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.

It's a nice little drawing tablet and was easy to get started with. I wouldn't say it's 100% perfectly smooth when you're creating lines, but it could also just be that I'm still getting used to it! Overall I'd say it's a good purchase if you're wanting to test out digital art.

I was looking for something to start with for my first drawings, this product met my expectations, despite being Bluetooth it is still faster if connected via USB cable. No issues with sensor movements, the pen or anything else. The app is easy to understand and has a couple options for macros and to set the orientation of the tablet (very helpful and comfortable).

Works great, easy install and each full charge lasts a good while. Comes with a selection of three programs and the pen feels great in the hand. Compact and portable, looks sleek.

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.

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!

Caveat: I can't really evaluate this tablet from an artistic point of view. I suffer from dyspraxia , which means that I am clumsy and not artistic. I use this tablet for on-line teaching. Usually for diagram drawing. The platform is a MacBook Pro running Mojave. I recently gave up on two Chinese tablets because the drivers were so poor. Moreover, the Chinese tablet *will* not support Macos Catalina, which I plan to upgrade (eventually). So I decided to get this tablet. For me it is an ideal size since space on my desktop is at a premium. It also connects via Bluetooth which eliminates the need for a usb cable. I do not detect any lags using Bluetooth. But again I am not using this tablet for gaming where lags might be an issue. The 3 add-on programs are nice to have ,however I lack the desire or patience to learn them. There is a moral here. Namely that the driver software is at least as important as the hardware. However, I had to learn this the hard way since this tablet is the 3rd one I've purchased;the two previous Chinese tablets in which the Mac drivers were sub-standard.

Product is great for what it is. Little issues setting it up other then that works perfect

Bought this item for my 9 year old granddaughter for Christmas. She enjoys drawing and is happy with the pad. I wouldn’t recommend this particular item for anyone over the age of 14 or so. It is VERY small so the user needs to have smaller hands (ideal for ages 8-13). One drawback is that there is no way to secure the pen to the tablet. We spend a lot of time looking for the pen.

I absolutely love this!! There is no lag or anything like that. Size is perfect for what I needed it and it works as it should. Do you wanna buy it? Do it! You won’t regret it.

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!

I sold my previous tablet to upgrade to the new one & is great. Love the bluetooth, the charge lasts for 2 days depending on ur usage, &the pistachio color is of course amazing.

A few years ago I got a similar size and priced wacom tablet, the bamboo, and it had a lot of errors with my windows 10 pc. This was almost entirely software/drivers related as it would stop responding, need the machine to be restarted, or completely rearrange my desktop folders every time it was plugged in. Now, using the same exact PC, this new one does not cause any of those issues. I am able to draw in photoshop easily with the pressure sensitivity allowing for drawing super fine lines gradually to thick lines with applying more force to the pen. No issues so far, love it for sketching and photo touch ups.

Got this for my brother who wanted to get into digital art. He likes the size and finds it convenient to use. It’s a great starting piece for those that don’t want to spend a lot and are okay with cutting back on little things that may or may not be dealbreakers for those looking into getting into digital art; and wanting a good piece that doesn’t gouge their wallet.

Fun device to use very user friendly, connects to apple products easy after initial set-up. Must find your own Art program to use with it no built in program.

Really smooth, fast feedback and good Bluetooth connection Too small for experienced

Has a learning curve but overall great looking to upgrade to the pro soon