Wacom Intuos Small Graphics Drawing Tablet, includes Training & Software; 4 Customizable ExpressKeys Compatible With Chromebook Mac Android & Windows, photo/video editing, design & education,Black

This thing saved my hands and my work. Can't use a mouse anymore, and trackballs are not as great as they're advertised. If it wasn't for this little guy, my career would be over. And so durable. I love it.

Es wacom, es lo mejor.

Nice

I bought this for Zoom meetings during Covid. I run Ubuntu Linux and it did not work for me. I just opened up a paint program and drew on that. Probably works great on MS Windows.

Esta excelente

I recently purchased the Wacom Intuos Small Graphics Drawing Tablet, and it has been an incredible addition to my creative toolkit. Here's a detailed review based on my experience:Design and Build:The Wacom Intuos Small is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around and use on the go. Its sleek design is aesthetically pleasing, and the build quality feels robust. The active drawing area is adequately sized for detailed work while keeping the overall footprint minimal, perfect for small workspaces.Setup and Compatibility:Setting up the tablet was a breeze. It’s compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems. I simply plugged it in via USB, installed the necessary drivers from the Wacom website, and was ready to go in minutes. The tablet also supports wireless Bluetooth connectivity, adding to its versatility.Performance:The drawing performance of the Wacom Intuos Small is impressive. It offers 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, providing precise control over the thickness and opacity of the lines based on how hard you press. This feature is essential for creating detailed and nuanced artwork. The tablet also has a high report rate, ensuring smooth and lag-free drawing.ExpressKeys:One of the standout features of the Intuos Small is the customizable ExpressKeys. There are four buttons that you can program to perform various functions, such as undo, redo, zoom, or switch tools. This significantly improves workflow efficiency and allows for a more streamlined creative process.Software Bundle:The Wacom Intuos Small comes with free downloadable software. Upon registration, I had access to several creative software options, including Corel Painter Essentials, Clip Studio Paint, and others. These software options are great for beginners and professionals, providing a range of tools for digital painting, drawing, and editing.Conclusion:Overall, the Wacom Intuos Small Graphics Drawing Tablet is an excellent investment for anyone interested in digital art, whether you're a beginner or a professional. Its compact size, ease of use, and high performance make it a fantastic choice for drawing, painting, and photo editing. I highly recommend this tablet to anyone looking to enhance their creative capabilities.

An excellent tool for making graphics directly on my computer.

My views may be biased from drawing on a tablet, but here goes!Pros:The tablet has 4 buttons at the top that also double as a pen holder to keep it from rolling away. In total, you have access to CTL, ALT, Windows key, Tab, Shift, and Undo.The pen is not battery-operated, meaning it doesn't need to be charged. Now the tips will wear down eventually, so they will need to be placed but should last a few months depending on how much pressure you use when drawing.The drawing area may seem small but it's pretty effective. But there is a downside, I'll elaborate on the cons.The tablet works with multiple software and can even be used as a mouse.The pen has 2 buttons, The smaller front button is a grab tool and the back is a dropper tool shortcut (at least in Clip Studio Paint). They have more uses when combined with other buttons as well.The free softwares! If nothing else the 2 years of free Clip Studio Paint and access to 13 other software and trials.You can customize what the buttons do in each applicable software!Cons:Not a big one for me but the tablet is not Bluetooth. It has a USB wire to connect to the display that powers it. If your device doesn't have a USB port all hope is not lost as an adapter can easily solve the issue.The drawing area is quite small so it can be a hassle to move around the drawing if you aren't proficient with shortcuts.Picky cons:The buttons can be quite loud when pressedWhen drawing the pen makes a scratching sound on the tablet, this can possibly be corrected by getting a sort of paper-feel screen protector.Going from drawing on a tablet where you can see where exactly on a picture you're placing your pen instead of lining up your pen on a tablet with the cursor on your screen has been my biggest personal struggle. Not to mention learning the shortcuts instead of just being able to pinch the screen and zoom in and such.