Customer Ratings & Reviews

I upgraded from the older version of the intous pro 5 medium, And I do like the newer model. It feels nice, it works nice. The only problem was the bluetooth adapter. If you owned the older model of the intous pro you were able to buy the wireless adapter seperate which was nice, but they updated to a built in bluetooth. Dont get me wrong it was a nice idea I just didnt have bluetooth on my computer. I ended up buying a cheap bluetooth adapter on amazon and that works fine. I dont really get any lag with the actual brush strokes, but I do get a little delay when it come to using the touch ring, but nothing that will stop me from using it.

I bought this to replace the same exact model that I had for years, that wasn't functioning correctly any longer. This tablet is fine. It's a nice compact size that doesn't hog the desk. I turn off all the external buttons and touch features because they just get in the way and complicate things. My biggest pet peeves are that the nibs wear down really fast and that getting to the new ones inside the holder base is too difficult.

I've been a long time Intuos user, my previous tablet was getting a bit long in the tooth so I picked this up because A) it's a step up in drawing space from the old one, and B) Bluetooth! Everything works great...it's nice not to have extra cables all over the desk. The larger area comes in handy too. No problems connecting it to, or using it with, my M1 Mac mini. Looking forward to using this for a long time to come.

This tablet makes editing a breeze. I love it. It is wireless too which makes it a great tool for my business.

This thing is my work horse. Ive had a few Wacom tablets over the years but this thing exceeds them all. Large size gives me the ability to get more detailed. The pen is a little bulky but.. not enough of a bother to me to change my thoughts. It just takes a little getting used too. I love that it also serves as a touch pad so you aren't just confined to using the pen.

It’s easy to do photo editing in photoshop. Nothing to dislike.

I bought this for digital photo post-processing. Essentially all of the professional photo editors that I follow use this tablet. I love the pressure sensitivity, the screen mapping, and the fact that the stylus does not require any batteries. Everyone says that this takes some time to get used to using this, but be patient... eventually it will feel natural and will be way more precise and offer much greater control than a mouse.

I've been eyeing a Wacom tablet for awhile but didn't want to spend a lot of money so I got the small. It's been amazing so far! It's very easy to install and it's easy to use from the get-go. My only con is the program that came with it, I got the Art edition with the Corel Painter essentials and I noticed a lot of lag from the wacom on this program. So I used the Wacom in Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop and it worked like a dream!! This is great for beginners, students and artists on a budget, you won't be disappointed!

A great addition to photo editing. Very accurate when doing touch up. Customisable and the hot keys come in handy. It does take some time getting used to using a pen instead of a mouse but once that happens a mouse will seem so clunky. If your into photo editing then I would recommend this unit.

I use this with Inkscape for digital art and it’s amazing. Also use it with Lightroom for editing pics. I would highly recommend this device. It’s nice that you can map it to multiple monitors or lock it down to one monitor if needed. It’s also nice that you can program the buttons and dial pad specific to your individual applications. I was concerned the medium would be too small but it’s actually perfect. I think the large would be too big. Great product.

I have purchased this Wacom pad in large a couple of times for different parts of the house and absolutely love them. I’ve tried other brands but always switch back to the Wacom pads. My son is now starting to do digital art and I wouldn’t trust anything else. Merry Christmas!!!

It's very large, and very sensitive to all of the input you'd like to give it. I'm thoroughly impressed!

I have been a fan of the Wacom Tablet for many years. I still occasionally use my original one. I purchased a new one because I learned that there is now an option to use it wirelessly. I set it up that way, and am very happy with the performance it provides when editing photos. Actually however, I could have continued to edit with the original one, but the ability to use it without a wire tethering me to the computer has made it even more easier to use. I'm very happy with this purchase.

This tablet performs well. A tablet is a must for serious photo-editing. It is much more precise than using a mouse.

the wacom tablet working great for what we need it for and easy to move around the room when need. I would buy again.

I’ve been using Wacom tablets for year and recently updated for a new workstation. Personally I would not buy a tablet other than Wacom. Dependability and ease of use are what I count on and they deliver every time

Bought this to use with Corel Painter and Photoshop, works perfectly, zero lag time, easy to set up and use. I love it!

Worked well for a year, but has persistent issues where my lines cut out on curves. Not a software issue, not a Photoshop issue, and not a problem with my computer either. It does this on two of these so im assuming its a problem with the pens not recognizing the nib pressure. Making you have to buy more nibs. Dissapointing considering how much money i put into this. The wireless option and the buttons are nice at least, even if the buttons reset on their own sometimes. A big step up from my 2011 bamboo tablet of course!

I am a fan of Wacom, and this is the one that I needed to have. I am using it to leave comments on pdf files.

My last gen Intuos finally kicked it and I had to upgrade. This is noticeably an upgrade and I love it. The wireless capability is just icing on the cake and really makes this great for artist working on the go or at least in several locations. Wacom is always the best and I would for sure recommend this for a professional artist or serious hobbyist.