Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was about to give up on Wacom with their outdated USB ports and overpriced sticky finish. But I saw this on sale and thought I would give it a try to make my deadline. PERFECT size drawing area is almost the same size as the body. The button placement is way more useful at the top, updated micro USB port at the top. BUILT IN BLUETOOTH super upgrade from PAID wireless accessory of the past. Definitely Wacom of the future

This is a great tablet that I have been using for an animated TV show I am working on. It works well with Microsoft, multiple animation softwares, as well as my custom Alienware Laptop. The stylus is great and sensitive to pressure. The only thing I could see wanting differently is the tablet itself being a screen, which Wacom has several tablets to choose from for that. You can't go wrong with this company. This is a very cost effective tablet to purchase!

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

It comes with 3 nibs, a 3-nib holder inside the stylus, and a nib remover on the back end of the stylus. You can last a long time before getting nickeled and dimed. The softwares aren't just simple bloatware either, although if you are buying a stylus then chances are you're already experienced enough to already have your own preferred software. Pro tip, you can just use nylon weedwacker trimmer lines for nibs, inferior but lasts forever. I like the wireless feature and I like the extra surface buttons, but I just wish there was a handle area so I don't accidentally press something when picking it up. However this is a minor problem. What's really annoying is the tablet drawing area is pretty much the entire tablet, if you have to draw near the edge of your screen, you have to draw near the edge of your tablet, and that's as annoying as writing near the edge of your notebooks. I may be in the minority in this, but I prefer to have some margins on my tablet so that my hand doesn't need to be flying off the tablet when drawing close to the edge. On that front, the older Bamboo models win. I guess you should pick between that and this model depending on whether you prefer the extra dead space or wireless connectivity.

Because it’s good, it works well. It is easy to set up and use. Software was included. I bought this for a teenage girl, this was her review.

The concept behind this is awesome. My daughter LOVES drawing and I thought this would be a cool way to get her into doing digital artwork and learning more about graphic design, etc. She played with it a lot at first but lost interest to go back to real pens and paper. Hoping she picks it back up again soon because the options with this are endless. Negatives: Most of the software that comes with it is trial version only. There are some affordable programs out there but you have to look for them. Wish it came with a full version program. Not expecting photoshop but something to rely on without having to shop around. It can also be pricey, especially if you want extra or different pen tips.

Was a bit hard to set up the freebies. But despite that once everything was good and running this is a good entry tablet if you don’t mind the size. The price point is nice as well.

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.

The design is good. The usability is great. The only thing is it should also comes with some kind of a subscription for a writer app.

Great drawing tablet at a reasonable price. I don't have a lot of extra space on my desk and this one is the perfect size for my needs.

Great size, great for graphic design and photo editing.

Bought this for a kid that was starting their digital art journey. They absolutely love it! Was easy to navigate and work with

So, the story goes something like this; I needed a new drawing tablet, not to replace my older Wacom Intuos (Which is still working fine, by the way, thankyewverimuch!) but because I wanted another portable drawing tablet to take with me so I could draw on my laptop at various other locations than at home. My older Wacom Tablet is hooked up to my desktop and it does very well there. And I really didn't need a TWENTY FIVE INCH FULL SCREEN MONITOR SETUP to draw on at a coffee shop. Wacom fits, it works, it does a good job! What else do you really need? Plus this one is Wireless! I mean, you know, Double You Tea Eff!

I bought it for my kids and they love it. Easy to use.

I would recommend this for someone who is looking to get started with digital design, it is very easy to setup and use - the learning curve is a little different than paper and pen, so give yourself time to adapt, but once you do you'll find yourself flying through your workspace without any problem. The overall size is a bit small, making it very nice for on-the-go needs, but if you are looking for something that you'd be drawing on for hours at home, I would recommend going with something a little larger than this one here. The buttons at the top are easy to access and very responsive, you can set different functionality for each button on the tablet and pen itself for each different piece of software - meaning you can have different hotkeys for illustrator, photoshop, aftereffects, etc. and all you have to do is use the program as you normally would, the tablet knows which piece of software you are using and will switch the settings on the fly. Works both wired and wireless - I find myself using this wired via USB to my PC and wireless with my laptop when I am on the go.

Works really really well. Linking it with chromebook is super easy. Unfortunately, the Hot Keys don't work with Chrome/Google interface, but regardless it works wonderfully. Holds a bluetooth charge well as far as I can tell, but since I usually hook it directly to my chromebook, bluetooth isnt necessary. I have also used it with my S23 and then used Dex with a Samsung TV. It is very versatile and well worth the money. I use with ClipArt.

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!

Of course, you could still use this wired. It also does work on both Windows and Macbook Pro (I tested it). And the Bluetooth connection works well. And if this means anything to you, if you're trying to use this wired, make sure the connection entrance is of the USB 2.0 entrance (black inside tip) as opposed to USB 3.0 (blue inside tip).

I have owned two previous generations of Wacom tablets, one that had the pen and mouse, then the Intuos Pen+Touch. Both were wired via USB, so I do really like the wireless connection and the pen sensitivity on this model. I wish this model had the touch pad ability on it, but the wireless and new pen makes up for it for me. I’ve found the battery life to be more than enough for long editing sessions (a few days or more if I don’t use it constantly all day) and the recharge times to be good (I do admit that I charge overnight usually if needed). The tablet can also be used plugged in via USB while charging, so you won’t miss any pen time. As far as Bluetooth connection, I haven’t experienced any lag nor did I have any issue with the initial connection. I use this for photo retouching rather than drawing. I did try the Medium version and found it too large for my needs, but that would be a good choice if you don't mind the larger desktop space needed and hand movements necessary to cover the larger tablet real estate. Other than what I’ve listed, I have no other complaints so far.

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.