Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have to return mine for a bigger unit, but it installed SO easy, and functions just as smooth and efficient as my larger board. Just way too tiny for my needs. If only for marking up documents and signatures, this is a great little unit that won't clutter the desk. Hoped this would work for my traveling. Just too small for Photoshop artwork.

This my first time working with a drawing tablet. After reading many reviews I decided to purchase this one. It does take a bit of practice and learning to figure out how to draw on the tablet and not directly on the surface your drawing appears on. But once learned it works great. I especially like the button controls. For me having an “undo” button works great! It also comes with a couple free programs to use as well. If you’re looking to start off in drawing digitally this is a great and cheaper way to start.

Of course this is not the most high quality or advanced tablet out there but it definitely does get the job done. Its a portable, big enough for drawing, and i highly recommend this to be your starting tablet if you are just starting out

Highly recommend for photographers looking to use this tool for photo retouching. You could spend on a more expensive one but if your new to retouching, I recommend trying this one first before dishing out hundreds of dollars. Easy to set up as well. Bluetooth capabilities. I could see this being good for simple drawings os signatures.

I love this little tablet! I do most of my own retouching, so having a tablet is a necessity for me when I need to do intricate work. This one is particularly great because it’s large enough to get the job done, but small enough to take to shoots or to work from a coffee shop. I originally (accidentally) bought the one with a cord, but I love that this one can be wireless as it frees up the ports on my laptop when I’m working on the go.

Excellent drawing accessory for professional art. I have used it with both Windows and Mac, and this has flawless integration with both. All you need is to install an additional driver software. The wireless battery support is for around 8hours non stop. Bluetooth is needed for wireless. It is a better ergonomic replacement of a traditional mouse.

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

Compact, Wireless, Accurate, digital drawing tablet. I use it for signatures and works great.

As a photographer, I retouch my own client photos, and sometimes, if it's urgent, I'll retouch a couple of content shots on set. This is a great tablet to have on hand on days like that since it's compact and can be used wirelessly. It's also Wacom quality which has always been great for me.

I really enjoy using the Wacom tablet. I like the is wireless, and it is so easy to set up. I definitely recommend it. You won't go wrong I waited 6 months before I bought this, but I regret waiting that long. It is so worth it for the price.

This works well for what I need. I had the larger size, and I was constantly hitting the buttons or it just took a lot of space on the desk, so this works perfectly in size and comfort. I use mine for digital covers and I feel like I am working with pen and paper!

Hate touch screen but need an easier way of transfer your drawings to the screen? This thing is great! Draw away using this little pad and instantly see it being displayed on your desktop before your eyes. Sure it can also allow you to do math, but who likes doing math? Art all the way!

We originally bought the coded version of this tablet. However, the cord gets in the way. So, we returned it, and for $20 more, were able to get the Bluetooth version. That combined with three included software, make this an excellent product. My son uses this daily!

I have limited experience with drawing tablets (only having used them in high school for graphic design purposes). I purchased this in order to make note taking in Microsoft OneNote a little more streamline and cut down on my use of paper. The installation and setup of the device is easy and the software is very manageable. It is one of the smaller drawing tablets on the market being the length of 1.25 pens and width of 1 pen (great units of measurement I know) so that may be a deterrent for some however it fits will in all my bags and pairs to all my devices seamlessly. I have not noticed any input latency over the wireless connection which is a bonus. I rate this a good entry level drawing tablet for those who are looking to take notes on the computer or get into computer art.

For the artist that is just starting out or when you are on a budget the Wacom wireless tablet is perfect. Setting up the Bluetooth connection is simple and has great battery life. Added bonus if you catch it on sale

It's super simple to use, easy use at that. Makes sketching and drawing easy, very compatible with other art platforms, etc!

I've had versions of this product for about a decade. In all that time it seems there has been no effort spent on making it more intuitive to use and especially to set up. Especially for a product called Intros, lol. The website is a nightmare from 2004 and good luck with the "free" software. It works fine-ish, but not for $90. It's about $40 worth of quality so if it's on sale consider it. It's a good size and the bluetooth connection is solid.,

Works great for my son's note taking for his online course

amazing product, it has its own software. I use ir for blender and it works great.

As an almost daily user of Photoshop / Illustrator, this has become a vital part of my workspace! Really makes it feel more like using an actual pen and/or brush, helps with accuracy, and saves the frustration of having to rely on only a mouse -- can't recommend it enough for artists and editors alike! Just a heads up, there's a small fix you'll need to do at the beginning as the default setting is to go into brush size if you hold down the brush too long. But after you change it, it's all good again. Otherwise can be pretty annoying. Last, while I recommend the wireless pad for sure, it wouldn't be too annoying or much different to have the wired one, I find, as you'll need to charge it up fairly regularly regardless if you're using it on a daily basis. Oh, and in terms of size, I'm not a big person or have big hands or anything, but the smaller pad suits me just fine and doesn't leave me longing for any further space!