Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is good for tapping into digital animation and photo editing. Bought this for my son as he wants to get into cartoon drawings. Love how for the price you also get 3 softwares you can download additionally without paying extra.

I use this as an alternative to a mouse with my desktop. Vary agile, and much easier on my wrist! It is great for occasional graphics work. However the alternative to a right-click has a bit harder to manage - so it is not as good for a lot of text editing.

Needed a replacement Wacom it works as expected I was a little disappointed I paid extra for the WiFi version thing in would be touch sensitive as well but it wasn’t but I did realized the 4K Pen works with my other Wacoms was definitely a Plus!

You don’t need to buy the more expensive ones, you’re just paying for the illustrator programs they offer for more money. The tablet is still the same. There are better free programs out there than what they offer so buying the tablet that doesn’t come with any kind of illustrator software is a better choice.

Just started with digital art and this is very beginner friendly, highly recommend for anyone wanting to get into it.

I got this for my friend, who loves it, as he was struggling with his laptop which didn't have good touch accuracy. Since it's the bluetooth version and his laptop is limited to less number of ports, he doesn't have to worry about carrying the cable everywhere.

I purchased this for usage in making drawings for my intermediate IT tests and learning some drawing skills down the line. This tablet works well for my purposes. I was able to price match about $15 lower as well.

Works really well. I use this for drawing and as a mouse/trackpad. I enable windows ink so I can write in search fields and don't need a keyboard most the time. There are some instances I do but I simply created a shortcut that pinned to the taskbar so I can quickly navigate to it when needed. I also use this with a dual monitor setup which basically divides the surface area in half one for each screen so you lose a bit of space if trying to draw in that mode; which I don't usually do. I like dual setup when I want my main site or task open and using the smaller screen for other searches or to keep email and other notifications more visible my linked phone messages and so on. This is a great solution if you are trying to save some money but want to tap into digital art to see if its a fit. I love it because in real life there is no undo feature and sometimes one wrong stroke ruins what you are creating and that turns into a waste of time, money, and resources which mankind will run out of eventually. And each point on the tablet stays locked too a fixed position on your screen so you could actually create marks on the tablet if you wanted to make navigation a bit easier. You get familiar with it quicker than you may think so its not really necessary but something you could do. I have been using mine about a month so far and I have not had to replace a nib yet. I am wondering how long one will last as its seems there is a fair amount wear so far and I wouldn't say I am heavy handed when it comes to the pressure I apply as I try to stay aware that pressure beyond the sensitivity its designed to register only works to shorten the lifespan of the nibs and product overall. I opted for a cheaper laptop instead of a 2 in 1 that would have tablet mode so I could draw directly on the screen which is nice but not when I need to save money. I returned the 1st laptop I had purchased and saved about $700 and I don't regret that decision whatsoever. One day I will opt for an actual pen display when I can splurge. Hope this helps you make an informed purchase !!

This Wacom tablet is great for traveling and using at work. It's small and discreet. Fits into small spaces.

I normally use a larger more expensive tablet at work but now that I am working from home I decided to purchase this smaller wireless tablet. It is a really great value for the price. A very thin, well designed tablet with an internal battery and Bluetooth that lets you connect wirelessly to your computer. It works great except for what seems like a refresh rate as you move the cursor around the screen compared to using a traditional mouse. This is not something that happens in my other, more expensive tablet. But you get used to it quickly and it’s also a much less expensive option.

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I purchased this tablet mainly to use a whiteboard in teaching online. For anyone doing something like this, there is a definite learning curve. I found the tablet simply a little too small to be able to write what I wanted clearly and legibly. I ended up purchasing the larger (and much more expensive) Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition Pen Tablet (Medium). The tablet is larger and includes the ability (with the Inkspace app) to write with ink on paper and the app captures this. You can export it at a jpeg and as a movie. This works beautifully! It definitely satisfies my needs superbly. The digital pen seems to work better, giving better penmanship. I had no trouble eventually downloading all the software and drivers.

I love this tablet. It has made my editing process so much easier and faster. I would recommend this to anyone who edits photos or does any type of digital graphic work. I love it!!!

This is a fantastic tablet for one starting out on their graphics. It is reasonable enough that almost anyone could afford it. It is adaptable and practical for one who is a beginner or has some rudimentary skills. It allows the user to play around and enjoy the experience.

I teach a class and needed a writing board now that classes are online. WAs presently surprised about how user friendly the Wacom Tablet is and how quickly I was able to install and start using. Very glad I bought it as it has enhanced my on line classwork.

Like Wacom's screenless tablet predecessors, they work great. Pen pressure works well, and the Bluetooth feature works well. Although when I was getting a wireless pen tablet I didn't think I would need to charge the tablet for a few hours to be able to use it wirelessly.

I have both this tablet and the One Tablet with a screen. I have to say I prefer this tablet over the graphic tablet, this tablet with bluetooth tech makes it an easy go to solution for using this on the go. I got the S size and it is nice, compact, light, and fun to use. With the bluetooth feature I can switch between my PC and Mac with the same tablet with a simple disconnect, and connect in the settings. My guess is you can charge it off of any USB port after you get the drivers set up and connect it to the computer the first time.

Loved this so much! Have been really wanting to get into editing details and painting on my pc 10/10 would recommend

I love this tablet! I had bought another Wacom when I first started out using them but switched it up to this version for its wifi capabilities. It takes a little bit to get used to using these instead of a mouse but once you do you won't want to use anything else/

While not as easy to start where you want as a touchscreen, this tablet allowed my engineering student to do his math in one note online easily. he writes equations, draws graphs, and can save and turn in work electronically.