Wacom - Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (Medium) with Software Included - Black

I am a structural engineer and do a lot of hand sketches at my office. Transitioning to work at home, I needed a good alternative medium to produce sketches digitally. This tablet did not disappoint. I can sketch in PDFs all day and produce decent quality mark ups without using hand sketches or scans. The tablet acts as a canvas of your monitor, the tablet edges become the monitor edges and can be adjusted for multiple screens as well. The pen tool acts as a mouse and is set to "left-click" when pressed down on the tablet. By hovering over the tablet without pressing, you can track your mouse pointer on screen without "clicking" anything. There are two buttons on the pen that can be set to various key commands for quick use while drawing, and 5 buttons at the top of the tablet that do likewise. For example, I set one of the pen buttons to shift so I can draw on top of my previous notations in PDF Xchange without accidentally grabbing and dragging them. All in all, this is basically a pen version of a mouse and although it may be used with higher end digital media and graphic design software, it can also be used with anything and everything you'd prefer a digital pen to a traditional mouse. Works great for me! Make sure you verify your computer has Bluetooth before buying, mine did not turns out so now here I am installing an Intel m.2 card and antenna to use this feature. This comes with a corded options, sobim still able to use it, but if you don't need Bluetooth you ought to invest in the cheeper model without the Bluetooth option. PS - the pen nubs wear out so you'll need more eventually. There are extra nubs inside the pen when you purchase it, so that's nice. The 3 free programs were a bit weird to install and I haven't used them yet, but did get them downloaded. Not a lot of negative stuff to say here, I'm super happy with the purchase and will be even more psyched when I get Bluetooth going.

I bought it and I returned one day later. Is imposible to write or draw with this gadget unless you have time for learn to draw and write again. If you want something for draw in your computer (like Apple Pencil in IPad ) don’t buy this.

I can’t complain about anything, it’s great and offers a great program. I teach with this, do illustrations, and fill out my homework with this thing. I don’t regret the money i spent. It’s actually a lot more handy than you would think.

I wanted to learn how to use this device. This one was the right choice to begin to practice.

I didn’t want to buy it…I’d been putting it off for a long time. Now I wish I had gotten it sooner. Works good. I was pleased how easy it is to use. Had a little leaning curve but it’s great!

I have owned two previous generations of Wacom tablets, one that had the pen and mouse, then the Intuos Pen+Touch. Both were wired via USB, so I do really like the wireless connection and the pen sensitivity on this model. I wish this model had the touch pad ability on it, but the wireless and new pen makes up for it for me. I’ve found the battery life to be more than enough for long editing sessions (a few days or more if I don’t use it constantly all day) and the recharge times to be good (I do admit that I charge overnight usually if needed). The tablet can also be used plugged in via USB while charging, so you won’t miss any pen time. As far as Bluetooth connection, I haven’t experienced any lag nor did I have any issue with the initial connection. I use this for photo retouching rather than drawing. I ended up trading the medium for the smaller version as I found it too large for my usage as I had to move my arm to reach the edges of the tablet. Other than what I’ve listed, I have no other complaints so far.

I purchased this tablet about a month ago for remote learning. This crisis has pushed me out of my comfort zone. Setting up the tablet was quite easy. The tablet is lightweight and the pen is easy to write with. I like the fact that I have an option to use Bluetooth or USB cable to connect the tablet to my computer. I don't know if I am using to much pressure on the pen nibs, but the tablet has light scratches after a month use. I wonder if I should be using a screen protector for the tablet. In the past month, I have used this tablet to teach remotely using Google Hangouts, One Note, and Microsoft Whiteboard. I have also used the tablet while recording YouTube videos. I am still trying to figure out how to use the tablet with Google Apps. I might start using this tablet for online tutoring. I didn't use the 3 bonus software that was included since I am not an artist.

I liked this graphics tablet but it was way too new of a thing for me. Getting my eyes to get used to my hands off screen is something I cannot do just yet, but if that is not a problem for you, then it can be great. The sensitivity was great and the pen felt lovely to hold in the hand. Make sure you know what you are getting when it comes to the writing experience as this was something foreign to me.