Customer Ratings & Reviews

Me and my brother loved it it works well for my job.

Bought this tablet to replace my mouse for photo editing. After much effort, I decided to return to using a mouse. The tablet is very responsive, just didn't work for me.

REQUIRES MUCH PRACTICE TO BE FACILE AT IT. WACOM IS WELL MADE BOTH IN SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE.

I'm new to drawing tables and haven't been able to get the smoothness I need but I've only tried it a few times and I've always connected it directly to my computer. I like it and hope my skill with it will improve shortly.

Works as intended. Tracks good. I don’t have any complaints. You want to draw on your screen, this will get it done.

An amazing tablet for an old artist. Couldnt have asked for better.

a great little Wacom, I have been using Wacoms for years and this one is great. doesn't take regular intuos pro accessories, to be aware if you are trying to change the grip.

Over it all it's an excellent pen tablet. Just haven't used much for taking the time to figure it out. Only regret is it comes with other accessories now. They're relatively cheap though.

epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :3

Awesome, great for beginners or for those curious. If you have a kid interested for digital art, this will satisfy for awhile and save money. The only thing I wish I could change is the size of the pad.

I bought this tablet to just generally improve my art skills. I have nothing but pros for it. I used it for art and for taking notes during the school year. My only complaint is that it has some input lag when it is being used wirelessly so it is best when being used wired. I'm not the best artist but I've been able to really enjoy the touch sensitivity and the matte texture. The pan is small and fits in my hand well and has plenty of replacement nibs. (I haven't had to replace a big yet and I use it on a weekly basis.)

To be quite honest I picked this as a more economical alternative to buying an iPad and pen. Luckily, it was compatible with my pretty old MacBook Pro. It definitely takes some getting used to (not looking at the surface you’re drawing on) but if you find the right YouTube tutorials, it’ll help. The Wacom tutorials are garbage but there are good ones out there for beginners. My advice is to really invest time into practicing and getting familiar with the tools. The tablet itself is great, a bit small but seems quality. Bluetooth connection is nice.

The size along with the responsiveness, its long battery life helps as well

I use this to create instructional sketches when I train students virtually. Works pretty good. I needed this because my laptop was not a touch screen. It is a bit overpriced but still delivers on what it promises.

My son bought this and, although initially overwhelmed, enjoys it very much. It takes some practice and lots of exploration to figure out different options but it is fun and inspiring to find out all that one can do with this drawing pad.

Very nice and affordable tablet at this price, it can attach to any Bluetooth device also.

I love the concept of this bored, but it did not work for me. It would not connect up with my chrome book. Be careful to read instructions as to which devices it will pair well. I still recommend it even though it did not work for me.

It is a good input device for learning to "draw " on your computer. Be aware it does now have a screen so it is not a "Tablet" in my opinion. If you like adjust to writing on the surface of it while watching the screen it work well. I recommend upgrading to a larger size if you want to do any serious editing.

It takes a bite to use, after you get it down it's fun.

Super cool project must recommend who do art work related