Customer Ratings & Reviews

Thought about buying a smaller, cheaper tablet but glad I did not. I use this as part of my photography editing studio and it as had life much easier and quicker.

As someone who has owned graphics tablets since the Intuos 2, this thing is beyond amazing. The quality is there and I say that having owned both Wacom and competitor's tablets. This is a wacom. It's stroke is predictable and accurate. It works without fuss. And the Bluetooth connection is a lot better than others in the past (looking at you Intuos 4). What is even better is the ability to replace the surface easily for between $30-40 USD should it ever wear or gain scratches. The only downside is the pen nib on this redesign has much less extra material to wear down on. After a couple weeks of drawing 3-6 hours a day, you *will* need replacement pen nibs.

Wacom is the company known for drawing tablets. Sturdy, well-built, nicely designed. The new pen is great. My first tablet. I wanted the medium size.

The Wacom Intuos Pro is AWESOME. Everything I need for digital sculpting, graphic art & illustrations, this thing has it all. Customization of hot keys is a plus, and you can get protective screens to up the longevity of the drawing area. Comes with the fantastic new pen, which includes a stand that opens up to reveal more tips. Highly recommended if you want to pursue digital art jobs, or if you just want to make art and have the money to spend.

One of my favorite purchases, I will suggest keeping the film on as you draw since there's lots of feedback on the pen's nib being absolutely destroyed on the 'medium level' paper they have on it. (Personally I went and bought an older model stylus for this tab) Otherwise it's a nice tablet size for any one upgrading from small, its durable and can take a bit of a beating if you're heavy handed.

Great product. I recommend this size over the small or large. This is just perfect. Wacom never disappoints. This is perfect for both illustrators and designers. Highly recommended!

I had an old Wacom that had outlived the support from both Mac and PC and I just had to replace it. Couldn't live without it, though I tried. I tried other options, less expensive tablets. Let me tell you - the Wacom may be more expensive, but it's rock-solid, performs flawlessly, the bluetooth is excellent, the pen is phenomenal. If you try a less expensive option, you will come back to Wacom. It's a quality product that I know will work for years to come.

I bought this to use when manipulating photos. I don't use it on every project, but when I have something that's fairly intricate, the Wacom tablet greatly improves my precision. Customizable buttons make it easy to get to features I use often. The one downside, in my opinion, is that there could be more training support / directions on how to use the tablet and how to get around the occasional wonkiness. I feel I could be more efficient with more complete directions for usage. Youtube vids are great, but don't always address my questions. Overall though, a very handy tool.

So far this is working pretty good. A couple of times the bluetooth didn't connect and had to be forgotten and relearned to sync back up. Also the surface it comes with is too rough and chews through nibs way too fast. Much better after buying a new smooth surface for it. Just sucks it doesn't come with the smooth and I had to spend $30 more on top of this already expensive tablet.

I went back and forth between this and the Small more affordable intuos. Size matters when working with a big screen and the pressure is great on this. Great device all and all. The pen isn't too shabby either, although the erase feature is useless for me. Good weight on it.

I'm a hobby digital artist and photographer. I finally caved and got the Wacom Intuos Pro after many years of using a mouse, and I couldn't be happier. The pen and tablet are very responsive (wired or via Bluetooth), and they make the drawing and editing experience easier and more natural. In addition, the tablet and pen itself look and feel great. They've got sleek lines and a well-balanced weight. Doesn't feel cheap. I highly recommend!

Great product! Make me life more easy when it come to draw, a lot of quality, a minimalistic design. I get one last 3 years and I don't have any issue with it. I recommend it.

I used the Intuous 5 prior to purchasing this product and I really loved it but unfortunately, it died. I love the convenience of the built-in Bluetooth on this device as it doesn't take up an extra USB port on my computer. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the touch sensitivity. When using the pen on the Intuous5 it would recognize the pen and switch to pen only until I take my hands away. Unfortunately, I keep having to manually turn off the touch on this device whenever I want to use the pen and so it becomes very cumbersome to go back and forth between touch and pen. Maybe it's software-based and can be fixed. I also have to watch where I put my palms while using touch that can be a little annoying especially when editing. Overall, great product.

Tablet works really good, it has a lot of bells and whistles to it, but easy to learn. I recommend getting !!!

Great tablet, daughter is an artist and smaller tablet did not suffice, this tablet did and works great.

Works great. Love it so far. The bluetooth connectivity did cause a little issue but I think I'll figure it out.

After years of working on the small, beginner level intuos tablet, this thing is the breath of fresh air I desperately needed. The size of the tablet is perfect for photo retouching - like others, I recommend staying clear of anything larger than the medium for such needs. Noteworthy: I highly recommend customizing your preferences immediately after purchasing, otherwise - if you're anything like me, this thing will drive you crazy when it scrolls all over your screen at first accidental touch with your palm.

I've been using wacom pen tablets for art for close to 20 years now, and the just keep getting better on performance and features, while dropping in price. Love this thing. The pen holder stores extra tips and even has a built in tip remover to keep from damaging them. Pen performs perfectly in photoshop or any other application.

I bought this for school for my graphic design classes. The only problem I had was trying to make the pen connect to my computer I had trouble with it but it got fixed. I love it it is great!

Bought this for my wife to be able to do more at home graphic design, and it's a great product for the price. She set up the side buttons as shortcuts for herself, and uses it almost daily. The only issue we've seen is that it can get scuffed up from a lot of pen usage on the surface. As far as we can tell, it's purely cosmetic. We also don't really use the circular scroll part, but that is just personal preference. The extra tips in the pen stand are great, and it is definitely worth it to us.