Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought it for my son. It’s definitely takes training to use. He loves it.

Completely intuitive design and functionality. Bluetooth comes in very handy. Gestures and palm recognition are integrated seamlessly. The Inkspace feature is a must have feature for artists. I would highly recommend to upgrade to the paper version for most professionals, although Intermediate users would do just fine with the standard version. My only Con is that I wish the active area was slightly larger for the medium sized version, although it does prove to be very portable.

I was trained by a BB Geek Squad Specialist - and the results were incredible! If you're good in photoshop - this tool will multiply your skills 10-fold... it is a "must have" for photoshop virtuosos - which I am one. There is nothing I cannot do - now!

good control over precise pinpoints. Sleek design. I like the fact that it can be connected over usb-c or Bluetooth. Updates keep coming keeping it at top notch performance. Nice package I am enjoying and happily creating.

I love my WACOM PAPER, this tablet has really helped with my workflow! Remember, it is not only an improved version over all of the other wacom tablets, but it also has a really fun addition which is to be able to draw in paper with a special wacom pen and then transfer your drawing digitally. I am very happy with this product and as always WACOM did not disappoint.

Ever since I purchased this for my Art major girlfriend, it has been used on a daily basis. She even started a comic line, which has been taking off. She absolutely loves her drawing tablet!

I have barely scratched the surface on what this can do. You can use it without a computer, so you can sketch anywhere and bring it back to your computer. Highly recommended!

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas after watching several instructional videos and we are certain she is going to love it.

This is one of my best portable digital drawing tablet. It suit for designing and especially doing animation not just drawing.

What a great tablet! Especially the ability using the paper and ink pen with the Inkspace app to capture handwriting with ink. This can be exported both as a jpeg and a video. Very useful for teaching! The quality is great and I will continue to use it. It has many great features that I have not yet explored, but will as time goes on. I highly recommend it for a digital or digitally captured ink pen. There is a pretty learning curve to use on of these things. Be patient, persevere, and you will be glad you did!

Our artist has gotten a lot of use from this and can email her work to others.

Great product. High quality and fast shipping. I am a graphic designer and I highly recommend this product. So many great features.

Its just what i expected, its great for design!!!!!

I owned an Intuos tablet since about 2006, only upgrading recently when I found out Intuos was not going to update my driver anymore, rendering my old tablet useless. I upgraded to this model and there are many things I love about it. The nib selection, and ability to swap out the surface for a rougher or smoother one is appealing. However, I went years without wearing out the nibs on my old tablet and it never scratched. Within a few days, I had ground my first nib down and left permanent scratches on the tablet surface. Sure, I can buy new nibs and covers periodically, but the fact this happened within days, and that this didn't happen on my old tablet for 13 years, leads me to believe the quality is not what it used to be. I have set things up to work with a softer touch to combat this, and the nibs are lasting longer now, but not knowing this tablet is more sensitive than previous models could put someone in my same position.

The tablet is very good, but the quality of the pen is not so, the plastic end part is made out of cheap material. It broke without me even noticing when, and I barely used it. The customer support at Wacom didn't replace it and to buy a new one costs around $90. What a shame! I've been a user of Wacom tablets for over 15 years, on my previous model which I had for 10 years, never had such an issue. In fact this table is still workable and in great condition, it's just no longer supported by updated modern computers, wherefore I had to get a new one. But this new one, quality wise for the pen is crap. Also the tip point shaves out very fast and again, I haven't been using it for long at all.

I have been pretty distracted and not used this device to it's full but really do like it and it works well with my iMac. I look forward to exploring the greater potential of my Pen Tablet as I'm building my studio for production. I have no regret with my purchase, only being too busy with other things to get better use of it. This is expected to change finally and I look forward to it very much. While providing desktop support for a particular office, a staffer had one and was able to do so many amazing photo edits ... that is my aim.

This redesigned Wacom tablet is fantastic. I have a past version of this (3 years old) and this new one is so much sleeker. It's bluetooth and the "Paper" feature is a nice add on.

Product has a huge learning curve even with the paper option. Have to keep your hand off of it to keep from making haphazard strokes. Need a separate screen if you’re not using the paper. Would recommend only if you’re experienced with Wacom already.

1) Have had to call Wacom to ask for a new stand for the Wacom Pen since I could not open the back of it where the nibs are. No problem. They are sending a new one. But, I have tried for two weeks to unsuccessfully install Inkspace, the software that the Paper uses to save what you have drawn on the paper over the tablet. I have talked to Wacom twice and so far they have been pretty unhelpful. The phone conversation ended with the customer service person saying he would investigate the problem and then him emailing me with the usual do everything all over again, which I had done. Nothing seems to work, so why did I buy the paper edition if I can't save anything I do on it. Wacom forums mention this as a problem since Inkspace inception, and Even Inkspace seems to acknowledge it for Macs, but Wacom does not seem interested.

Good tablet, just expensive, I upgraded from a very old model of Wacom (could not remember which one). It does what is supposed to do, just did not expect it was going to be big for a medium size so it is kind of hard to navigate with the pen. Having the paper to digital transfer was good, it looks cool getting transferred from paper to your PC, I was just scared to scratch the tablet even with paper on top of it. You can use a normal bond paper, not just the paper that comes with the tablet. The ink for the paper though looks a bit light but it does its job. Been using it for drawing and editing photos in Adobe Photoshop CC, shortcuts are very convenient but the touch ring is hard to manage but it will do.