Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had so many images to retouch on one project that I decided to get a Wacom to ease my wrist pain. It took awhile to get used to but the tablet works really well in Lightroom and Photoshop. I have dual 24" monitors and all reviews said to get the largest tablet. I got the small and think it is perfect. Any larger and my arm would be moving way too much. The only thing I do not think is ergonomic is scrolling. I eventually found that mapping "pan/scroll" to one of my pen buttons was the most efficient for me, but a mouse wheel is still way more efficient.

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Found this tablet to be the right size and the right price. Easy to use right out of the box.

Really improves photo editing in light room and Photoshop.

good value easy to operate. my son has dropped it several times and it still works great

this was a gift for my granddaughter who is taking college level art classes. she states it has made all the difference in the world for her as she can now do so much more with her art now that she has this tablet to use. She can sketch, draw, I think she told me she can even do 3d art pictures with this, plus save them all on this tablet.

This tablet is awesome. Years ago I owned a Wacom Bamboo, and while the Bamboo is really neat, the Intuos Pro allows you to do so much more. The pressure sensitivity, tilt sensitivity, and hotkeys make for a really fun experience whether you're drawing, painting, or editing photos. I also love the wireless functionality. This makes it super easy to toss in my camera bag with my macbook and edit on the go.

My oldest daughter takes graphic design classes and used a tablet to draw on and simply got used to using one. I purchased this to use with her MacBook Air. She loves it and finds it easy to use. No setup hassle. The reason I give it 4 stars is because the usable space of the tablet is about 60% of the tablet’s size. I understand that it costs more to make a bigger accessory but the prices of bigger tablets is ridiculous. If I were to purchase again, I would get a used one off eBay.

I went from a Wacom Intuos 4 that died on me after 8 years. This has a lot of nice features including the Customizable radial menus that are now able to be pinned to the window. Allows for a lot more versatility. The tablet works great and accurate after forcing proportions in the display settings. I'm super excited about the wireless feature too even though I have yet to use it.

I was looking for an alternative tool to make using Adobe Premier Pro and Photoshop easier. The touch pad on my laptop and the mouse made it difficult to "fine tune" images. The Wacom tablet made things a lot easier. It's easy to program and I can put a lot more detail into my work. I would have preferred the medium but I got the small because it is more compact for travel. Really enjoying it.

Love the new Intuos tablet. sleek, plug and play, and comes WITH the RF and battery configuration in case you want to take it off the desk. Great buy!!

I had no trouble installing this. It's much easier to control than a stylus for a touchscreen PC. However, the Note 5 and SurfacePro 4 styluses are much better. The ability to accurately write directly on the screen is a big step up in ease of use, and only available with the more expensive Wacom products (at which point you might as well get a SurfacePro 4). One good application for this product is to hook it up to a PC with a big screen TV. I could keep the pad on my lap and not have to juggle a notebook also.

The small version is a perfect size for occasional photo editing. If you’re a graphic designer or artist, it might be too small for large arm movements. But for a photographer, it's perfect. Wacom and Adobe have a strong partnership so their tablet works seamlessly in Photoshop and other products. I would not waste time with generic brands who have a reputation for poor drivers and software.

Only issue was it wasn't in stock at the store despite it saying it was. But not too big of a deal. But with the tablet itself a great expansion from my old Wacom Intuos (old version and not the new draw and so versions). Love the tilt support and seems to register on Photoshop better than the old tablets. Only issue is that it seems the Wacom Intuos Pro Medium and Large get all the special attention from Wacom to make them more "better" and leaving out the small with some features.

Met my every need, very easy to use and very reactive.

I am a photographer and I have been using a mouse for years. I had a few people tell me I needed to give a Wacom tablet a try. I had a hard time getting used to using the tablet in the beginning but with some encouragement I stuck it out. My editing is now more efficient with the tablet than a mouse. I love my tablet and I don't know why I used a mouse for so long.

I've used a Wacom tablet since 2006 I finally decided to upgrade to a newer model. Could not be happier....

We wore out the entry level drawing pad. Worked it daily for 1 1/2yrs. This medium size drawing pad is perfect, mimicks the 1st pad in size, so hand motions are same. Has additional software features to enhance abilities to speed up drawings.

This table is the perfect size. Must have for pictures editing.

Overall great product, comparable to the Cintiq and in my personal opinion more effecient and cost effectly