Customer Ratings & Reviews

My daughter likes it. I bought it a few months ago and she enjoys it. It takes a minute to get use too.

I've had many drawing tablets over the years from a large 12x12 inch Sumagraphics tablet to a small 4x5 inch tablet. The one thing I never liked about those was the wire connecting the tablet to the computer. This Wacom-Intuos tablet connects to the computer using Bluetooth so goodbye wire. It's got a nice smooth feel to it so it's comfortable to hold, lean back in my chair and edit my photographs with it and not be tethered to my computer. The software has a lot of options for setting the speed, touch, workspace area, etc. There is an option to use the tablet as a mouse or as a tablet whichever you feel comfortable with. You can set the entire pad to draw with or just a portion. The tablet has a power switch and 4 configurable buttons that can be set to do whatever you need such as run a program, set clicks or keystrokes, use it for navigation like zooming, etc. The pen is comfortable in the hand, has 2 configurable buttons for things like a right click or scroll and the tip is of course used as a left click for drawing. The pen unscrews to reveal 3 additional tips should you wear out the tip. There is a cloth band at the top of the tablet to hold the pen when you are not using it. The tablet comes with your choice of 2 out of three free applications: Corel AfterShot 3, Painter Essentials 6 or Clip Studio Paint Pro. All in all a nice little tablet which is so much easier to draw with than using a bar of soap, I mean a mouse.

Caused a heartbreak... can’t suggest for anyone in a relationship this will end it

Loved the insulated pot to keep the coffee hot longer. Easy to prepare a new pot when needed as well.

Bought for my daughter for graphic arts class and she has no complaints . Works great for her needs

So far so good! I'm still getting the hang of it but I like the functionality.

Great drawing tablet I gift I got for my niece and she loves it

move around the screen, write on the screen, push buttons. its great programable keys nice touch

Works fine and is affordable. Our daughter is still using daily with her desktop.

Just what iam looking for waiting for this product since preparing yo my next step as stained glass designer

Great items I enjoy. Best Buy is where I buy my quality technology products.

If you're a digital artist, this is all you need. Affordable and reliable.

Just wish I would've gotten the larger size. The one I got is a bit cramped.

It was a birthday gift. My granddaughter loves it.

Great item for photography! I love using this for retouching.

Awesome product! Works as advertised! Priced right

Purchased for son who loves computers and creating animations. No tutorials on how to use it but just advertisement on how great it is. It’s just an expensive mousepad and the pen is just another mouse. Recommend buying the small one to test out if you like it before jumping to biggest and most expensive model. I purchased middle size model.

This is a really cool and totally affordable drawing tablet. My daughter loves it.

This is my first foray into a drawing tablet device, and--except for a hiccup here and there--I have to say it's pretty cool. The device itself is pretty thin, lightweight and almost feels a little too flimsy for me. My kids think it's neat as can be, but I'm afraid to let them handle it too much as I simply don't know how durable it is. The pen itself is also very lightweight--my biggest fear with it isn't breaking, so much as getting misplaced. I could see needing a separate case for a device like this simply to keep everything together in one place most of the time. Hooking it up was fairly simple, though I did have to use a microUSB to USB adapter for my thin laptop. My computer recognized the device, but a trip to the website was a necessity to get the proper drivers and to run the automatic registration for the free software. There were some hiccups here as it seemed to have some difficulty with the automatic registration--I got it to work in the Edge browser, but had no luck with Chrome. Then, oddly enough, the software downloads "hung" at 99% in Edge but worked fine in Chrome. Weird, and took a little time to figure out (which made set up take a good 20 minutes or so when it seemed like it should have been much faster). From there my usual attempts with new gadgets (manuals? pshaw!) was not very successful with this device. It's not super-intuitive,and I spent my first hour with it watching videos, reading the manual (GASP) and trying to just figure out how to make it operate. It felt kind of like trying to learn cursive when I was a wee lad--and looked about the same on my screen haha. I tried the comic and painting programs. They are pretty cool and have a lot of neat stuff built in (my favorite was the one in the paint program that can turn your pictures into stylized paintings), but learning how to use the tablet and pen with the programs took a lot of research, video watching, and trial and error. So far it's going well though, and I do have to say it's a really neat and fun device. My son is already better with it than I am, but I do like taking it out to play around and get creative with it. I'm looking forward to trying some of the extensive free compatible software that's out there as well. I was an "artsy" type in my younger years, and this is firing me up to try some new things! I think it will take me a considerable amount of time to get any good with it, but so far it's been enjoyable getting to that point. The battery has lasted a long time so far. It also has built in bluetooth so fortunately it doesn't have to be wired to your computer whenever you want to use it--that's a great feature. I would have liked a wire option for the pen, if nothing else other than a wire to just make sure the pen doesn't wander too far from the tablet. I've only had it a short time so far, but if you're in the market for a device like this--especially if you want your kids to have creative screen-time rather than mind-numbing screen-time this is a highly recommended purchase. You should probably supervise just to make sure they aren't bending it (which seems rather easy) or throwing the pen down somewhere that you'll never see it again...

Got this for our very artisticlyy blessed daughter. She loves it!!