Wacom Intuos Art Pen and Touch Tablet, Small Black

2018-01-23T17:30:09

Good bu pen is small and not comfortable to hold.

IWONA Z.

2018-01-13T13:20:26

The pad worked fine with with a little bit stiff learning curve. The Shutterfly’s 8x8 photobook was not included contrary to the item description. Instead, Lynda.com’s 30 day free membership is included. I’d rather have the photobook than the membership.

PAUL S.

2017-11-14T14:55:38

I had thought about getting one of these for quite sometime, but just didn't know if it would really make a difference. My only regret is waiting so long to finally get a Wacom tablet! It has made editing so much easier and faster. I couldn't get by without one now!

TIM T.

2017-04-07T10:19:03

Had a Bamboo years ago. This one is great. Would recommend it .

Don B.

2016-12-24T20:11:20

This seems like a great drawing tablet so far. My daughter loves it and we are looking forward to learning he different aspects of this!

Katrina E.

2016-11-28T05:28:45

I bought this to replace a very old, discontinued "Bamboo Fun" tablet. This is an amazing upgrade from that. Small, sleek, and easy to customize. Love it!

GABRIELLA M.

2016-10-17T17:46:31

I've really found my Wacom tablet to be handy in graphics production. It's fun, as well. Great not to have manhandle the mouse to get a graceful line or illustration. Very happy I purchased it!

Eddy B.

2016-09-06T15:54:34

Tablet does all I require it to. Do a lot of cartoon type characters.

KIRK O.

2015-12-15T06:45:40

I am a photographer and graphic designer, and I have an old Intuos 3 connected to my desktop that I love. I just upgraded my laptop and saw this Intuous tablet has a wireless adapter (sold separately). The price was right, so I bought both. The tablet came first, so I used it for a few days wired to my laptop with the included USB cable. It worked great. The touch and the pen work exactly as advertised and I love it. The only complaint I might have, if any, is the medium size is slightly larger than I was hoping, considering I plan to take it everywhere with laptop. It still squeezes into the iPad pocket on my laptop case (with zero room to spare), so it's not really a big deal. The reason I didn't give the tablet a full five stars is the wireless operations. When using this tablet with the wireless adapter (sold separately), it is best to forget about the touch aspect all together. When wireless and touch is turned on, the reliability of the pen and touch is very spotty. The response jerks around and using it becomes more of a hindrance than time saving. BUT, since I have turned off the touch option on the tablet, the pen works flawlessly while wireless. In conclusion, if you are going to hook the Intuos Art Pen and Touch to a desktop with the USB cable, I highly recommend it. If you plan on purchasing the wireless adapter, I would still recommend it, but just suggest you forget about the "touch" aspect all together.

PATRICK D.