Customer Ratings & Reviews

My girlfriend paints in her free time (and is really amazing at it). We had only been dating a short time when I realized it was the perfect gift for her birthday after watching all the work and stress of getting out all of her different bottles of paint laid out in a safe zone all while having to care for her kids. I’ve known about procreate but didn’t realize there was so many different tablets specifically made for creating art (sketching, painting, sculpting). After research and thank god I did before I pulled the trigger on my first choice I’m really glad I went with this one as it is made to run as a standalone art tablet so you don’t need a computer around to create and save work making it a lot easier to create when that spark of inspiration comes. There’s so many apps and they all have tons of different features it’s amazing what you can do with it. For $450 I think this product is a steal, the only thing I may regret in the future is not going with a 14” or 16” screen. But 11 is more than ample and while I was keeping things secret and doing research she said she prefers 12” canvases as her daily go to size for painting so I know I got her the best gift anyone’s gotten her for her birthday and I’m really excited to see how this thing improves her workflow and creativity down the road! I would give it a 5 star rating all around but there’s so many different features and functions that it will take a while to be fully comfortable using it if this is your first digital art tablet. That being said the user interface is Android built so it’s easy to find your way around, you just gotta choose which of the 400 features or effects you currently need, but that is a compliment in itself

I dont think ill be able to use another drawing pad. This exceeded my expectations with Clip Studios interface on the pad, its pen tracking is inprecable and i feel so much more in control of how im drawing since i can make the lines i want on the first or 2nd try. The batter lasts a very fair ammount of time concidering i have youtube in the background always.

This tablet is amazingly cool. I use it everyday and carry it with me everywhere

I enjoy having this drawing tablet. It has all my apps I use. All my my photos are on it, etc, etc. Drawing part of it is super awesome. Especially the photo clip app. It has all the colors and different sizes of lines. For the cost of it. It is worth the purchase.

My daughter loves this tablet! She is able to create lots of wonderful art projects using it.

It works really well. I love that I can connect to pc if I want to or just draw on it without a PC! The only downside when you want use a huge brush size it lags.

The perk of getting a tablet like this is so you can do other things other than just draw. Everything that this falls short on makes me wish this whole thing came cheaper. It's cheaper compared to ipads- both the base model and minis. (neither come with pens) but if you're looking at this, you're probably comparing to similar Android tabs. The wacom drawing experience is hands down one of the best. The mat screen feels better then the glossy screens on most others. The screen isn't bad. It caps at 90mhz, which is something you don't notice unless you're drawing. Compared to ipad mini that is still stuck on 60mhz, you'll notice in pen strokes. And that's where it shines, in the drawing experience. However, if you want to level up, (pro level drawing) everything falls short. It's great for casual sketching, but if you just want to mess around, Samsung galaxy tabs do just as well, and they have cheaper options. While Lenovo's pens aren't as good as Samsung's offerings, if you only need "good enough", you'll appreciate the extra savings. Spec wise- if you want an android tablet, drawing capable, min. 8gb ram, min. 128gb storage, this falls short in all other categories, compared to similar samsung and lenovo tablets. For the most part, the screen resolution is lowest in the Wacom. You won't notice it unless you're putting them next to each other, but as the most expensive of the three brands, it's not great. That being said, the movie/video experience leaves some things to be desired. You want an eleven inch form factor for easy pick up and go, but the battery life is weaker compared to the Samsung and Lenovo counterparts. It has speakers. Neither a negative nor a positive, but they're there, nothing to write home about. Wacom makes wonderful tablets that you need tethered to a computer. You make a tablet with android so you don't need to pull out a laptop to do other things. But you can draw on it, but again, there is no expandable memory. It's meant to be a productivity thing, yet it falls short there. The competition has micro sd card slots, and they're not designed to make projects you want to save on the device. However, this device's ultimate shortcoming was this: Android 14. I don't know if it's going to update. My phone and other devices are on Android 16. This was after all the updates out of the box. If you go to their website, it insists it will be on android 14. No notice of updates. No further information on third party sites. I don't like that uncertainty. I want to know I'm buying something that will at least last a year or two, not be outdated a few months in. There just seems to be too many comparable options out there for $100-$200 cheaper. By itself, this left me with too much to desire for the price difference.

This wacom tablet is amazing. The screen doesn't have glare and the texture is amazing. Although it doesnt feel exactly like paper the texture of the screen is perfect for drawing compared with other tablets. The sketching option of the tablet is amazing for quick sketches. Transfering said sketches is simple to your chosen drawing software. The quality of the screen is amazing. If you are compleatly new to digital drawing I would say is a good start as it can also be used for other things and the screen is closer of how you would draw on paper. If you are compleatly new to drawing I wouldn't recomend it. Overall a great profuct.

The tablet works well, connects smoothly with my phone, and the size makes it easy to carry around. Only downside is say is the battery, but it's not detrimental.

It's Wacom, so you know it's going to work well. Excellent for artwork, and when you register it with Wacom you get a 2 year free subscription to Clip Studio Debut. It's an Android tablet so it also lets you do email, browse the web, play YouTube videos and so forth. The surface is textured to make it feel more like drawing or writing on paper. And the Wacom pen is as good as it gets. If you are a budding artist this tablet is quite good for a starter unit.

I love this tablet so much, I ended up buying the bigger one also. This 11 is great for traveling and the 14in is great for at home use. Can't beat wacom's pen tech, they really know what they are doing. I don't use this tablet for anything but drawing and that's what it does best, not sure about anything else (taking notes, multi media, gaming...etc). The only reason I give it 4 stars, instead of 5, is because they do not have the SD card slot on this model, only on the 14in model. I think it's a missed opportunity. It's crazy because 15 years ago, especially andriod devices, all came with an SD card slot, now a days they gatekeep that behind paywalls. Their 14in is a very reasonable price considering what's on the market, but they could have added an SD card slot to these 11inches, they're like .50 cents on ebay lol. anyway, it's a great tablet.

Perfect for whst it is. Easy to travel with, simple and lightweight. Works great! Highly recommend for illustrators and artist that need a simple sketcj travek tablet.

If you’ve been on the fence between an iPad and a dedicated drawing display, the Wacom Movink 11 is the definitive answer. This isn't a media consumption device trying to masquerade as a creative tool; it is a purpose-built machine meant strictly for art. Where the iPad tries to be a jack-of-all-trades, the Movink 11 leaves it entirely in the dust. Because it harnesses the full power of your Mac or PC, industry-standard desktop software runs exponentially smoother than the watered-down mobile apps you are forced to use on an iPad. You get the full engine of your computer behind every brushstroke, meaning no sudden app crashes in the middle of a heavy file, and absolutely zero of that frustrating pen lag you get when an iPad starts to heat up. The pen-to-screen connection is instantaneous, flawless, and distinctly Wacom. If you are a serious artist tired of tablet-tier compromises, the Movink 11 delivers the pure, uninterrupted, professional drawing experience you’ve been waiting for.

Works very well and travels well. The pen is lightweight and it is easy to get a handle on the controls. I got it for my S/O for Christmas and they love it!

I tried doing art on an iPad Pro and it just didn't feel right so I stopped. I saw this as an option with very great reviews. I was very impressed my the texture of the screen and the way it interfaces with the pen, which provides a very similar feeling as working on paper or canvas. The right amount of friction makes a difference. The pen doesn't have to be charged which is amazing and it interacts with the screen flawlessly to read every stroke or poke. The pen feels good but the buttons may be a little too low and I find myself accidentally pressing the buttons at times. I bought the customization kit to increase the grip size to hopefully fix the button issue on the pen. Yes, the pen is customizable for more wait, different buttons, and a different grip. Set up was easy. connecting it was a display on a Mac/pc was a little extra work but not difficult. I love that it came with clip studio. Streaming apps work great and the image is nice. Sound is subpar for the price but it is really meant more for doing art. I table seems quick and responsive. The tablet was recently updated to Android 16.

“I love the way the screen feels and how it writes! The buttons on the pen are super sensitive, which can be a downside if you’re like me and just hold them a lot. The only real complaint I have is the inability to have a SIM card put in to access Internet anywhere, but it’s not even a huge enough complaint to warrant a star loss. It’s quick, and works well with both Ibis paint and clip studio. The best part is that you don’t really need a drawing glove! I still use one, but it’s not necessary”

Incredibly easy to use. Love that I can use it to access my email and watch YouTube videos on it as well. It's very portable and lightweight so I can carry it around with me. The pen has a nice weight to it and the screen has a nice texture to it that makes it feel like I am drawing on actual paper.

The Wacom MovinkPad 11 strikes a rare balance between portability, professional pen feel, and rich drawing-ready features, all without needing a PC. Whether you're sketching casually, jotting notes, or working through ideas on the couch, it feels like a drawing tablet designed first and foremost for creativity.

Currently learning to draw again and this is honestly a great starter tablet for drawing. left it in the closet for a bit and still retained a lot of battery. I have yet to dwell into the more higher line up but for being introduced to this category to tablets, its a great starter. Only gripe is that it doesn't come with a hand glove, but thats a personal nit pick and there are $8 ones on amazon. Portability is solid.....not much to say there. I mean im on it on my lunch break, take it to my coffee shop, draw in bed to wind down comfortably so yeah. Im not that bothered by the pen not being able to adjust the pen buttons; draw, erase, what else do you really need. Overall if you want something to start with and a free 2 year membership to Clip Studio Paint (goated by the way), then this is a pick up for sure.

I have always hear legends of the Wacom cintique and to me, this tablet is legenday because its Wacom AND you can see where you write. It’s worth sacrificing ai if you can be clever and import it.