Customer Ratings & Reviews

very responsive. Easy to set up nice design and comfortable pen.

My Daughter loved this Wacom-Intuos graphic drawing tablet for her daily drawing activity. It is easy to connect to laptops and configured. You don't get drivers with the purchase but you download from Wacom website and install. Worth it for the price.

Purchased this after my old tablet, a Wacom Bamboo CTH470, ceased working due to a few mishaps in handling during a move, so I was looking for something lower price and usable, but I feel like this has managed to surpass my expectations. It serves its purpose very well, it is responsive and easy to use with the plug-and-play functionality much like the CTH470, and well worth the purchase.

This tablet is a game changer for my daughter. I paired it with a new HP laptop for Christmas for her. It makes her digital art projects so much easier than comparable products!

Easy to install and use. Perfect size to not clutter a desk. Delivered faster than expected.

As a Chemistry professor, I need to write formulas, equations, and chem math problems, also chemical structures and lab experiment illustration. Now that I'm forced to teach on-line, I'd be lost without the Wacom-Intuos tablet. Despite its small size, it is a great tool for doing what I need to do, for the short time that I'm forced to do it. It took a bit of learning and adjusting to the pen's sensitivity, but now I feel comfortable. On my 5 yr old computer, writing was slow and some symbols and text fused together; not so on my new computer, which is very responsive. The pen has no eraser, so if you try to correct an error you must erase the whole screen. Yuk! That feature can be corrected by buying a $400+ model that's designed for a pro. Another Yuk!

Excellent drawing pad for both pros and beginners. To be honest I think any aspiring digital artist should own this and maybe just consider this over more expensive ones. Mainly because of how well it works for the price point. Once you get the hang of a screenless drawing tablet, it becomes so easy to use in day to day activities.

As an artist who regularly draws, sculpts, or wants to use a pencil as a mouse, then I highly recommend this product! Especially with its price, I think its a great deal.

The product works well, my only complaint is that it feels as if it relies heavily on proprietary software that you have to install yourself but it still works very well and the setup is minimal.

I originally bought this drawing for gaming and it did beyond it’s intended use drawing pad is very smooth and upper class as far as using it for gaming would definitely recommend and the drawing pad is extremely durable and easy to set up would buy again or for a friend

Having tooled around with it's larger chinese Huion counterpart for several years I finally bit the bullet of the wacom price increase and picked this up namely because I was tired of replacing pen batteries and for the free software bundle. While the surface work area is considerably smaller than what Im accustomed to with the huion, this tablet is great. I do prefer the smooth work area of the huion however, but so far this tablet has already given me far fewer compatibility headaches in various softwares. The dpi seems to scale well, the work surface is a bit rough for my taste, but does help prevent any slips that would have occured on my huion while sketching or drawing a precise line. The hotkeys actually work as intended and having a battery free pen is a lifesaver. The pressure sensitivity seems to work well, though as with any pen you will need to fine tune it to your respective program, whether it be with the wacom software or curves within your program. Overall I would buy this product again, though I'd probably go up to medium size as I use mine for art and not photo retouching like many who purchase this small tablet. Another great product from Wacom, and the bundled art software helps justify the price if you're in search of a comprehensive painting/illustration program that'll likely cost you an arm and a leg.

Very good drawing tablet. Arrived quickly. Intuitive to use.

After trying multiple more expensive Wacom Tablets I finally settled on one I will be using for a significant amount of time. The surface is smooth and the pressure sensitivity is highly responsive for the Photoshop work that I do. Although there are larger more expensive Wacom tablets I appreciate the smooth finish on this cheaper model. The more expensive models have a rough finish that cause significant drag on the pen’s nib that interferes with allowing me to create smooth paths and make smooth strokes. The only downside to this tablet vs the more expensive ones is how cheap the pen feels. It feels largely hollow and it is a hassle to pick it up from the indent vs how convenient it was to pick it up from the pen holder the other tablets came with. Overall I would recommend this product it’s just a shame that the pen feels so cheap.

I've had a great time using this as my first digital art tablet. It was easy to remap the buttons to what works for me.

I bought this tablet to play Osu! its a great beginner tablet.

Been going back and forth about whether or not I needed to buy a tablet for my computer (because I was using an ipad) but this tablet has done WONDERS for my workflow for illustrations. I love how customizable the buttons are and just how straightforward it is to use. And the small size is a plus for my limited amount of space! Very great product.

Product was a gift for my 13 year old daughter and she loves it. Works wonders with her laptop and she doesn't have to hassle with paper.

I have had a Wacom tablet for many year and it still worked well except Wacom decided not to update the MacOS driver effectively bricking it. (it still works on Windows 11) I got this as a newer equivalent for my Mac. However, although it is a current Wacom product, it is almost as many years old, uses the same technology (it still has the outdated microUSB connection) and it has less features for no good reason. The old, almost identical, entry level Wacom tablet had both finger touch and stylus input, this has only stylus input. Finger input is now reserved for the much more expensive models in the lineup. These seem to be marketing decision not technology limitation , so I'd advise looking at other manufacturer's products, in case Wacom decides to force obsolescence through driver support again.

So far it has been working great! I thought it would be difficult to look at my laptop screen instead of my hand but it's not. If you are able to type without looking at your keyboard, I think you'll get this down pretty easy. I also love that the settings are customizable. I have been using the Corel Painter 7 that comes with it to create my own logo and to draw. For a beginner like me, it is a much cheaper option than buying a tablet with a screen. Plus I feel that for an average 15.6'' inch laptop like the Acer Nitro 5, small works just fine.

Its honestly a great product for any beginner artist or advance. Very easy to use and store away.