One by Wacom Small Graphics Drawing Tablet 8.3 x 5.7 Inches, Portable Versatile for Students and Creators, Ergonomic 2048 Pressure Sensitive Pen Included, Compatible with Chromebook Mac and Windows

I don't understand the bad reviews...this is the FIRST Wacom product I've ever bought that was truly plug and play. I'm on a MacBook Pro with USB-C, and shockingly, once I connected it with a USB-A to USB-C adapter (I used the Apple branded one), it automatically started working. I own about ten of the Intuos pads that I use for teaching ZBrush, and several other Wacom tablets (24" Cintiq Pro, 16" Cintiq, and Movink), and I've had issues with compatibility and drivers. This works amazingly well. It's nice and small, and an improvement over my Intuos pads. I even recently added the Bluetooth Intuos, and it's terrible and laggy. For $40, I'll probably replace all of my Intuos tablets for teaching. I recommend this one.

I've had this for about a year now. Please don't listen to those saying that the cord might weaken and break! Take care of your stuff people. It does scratch the board very well though (Wacom Pen). I use it mostly in Adobe Fresco, Online drawing sites and Ibis Paint X. I don't advise using this with your mouse at the same time. Mines sometimes lags, but otherwise this is the perfect product for beginners. I also use it for schoolwork from time to time. I really love it!

Before saying anything else, I do not use this for art, but for note taking and osu. Overall this tablet feels great and its very portable. The few gripes I do have though is the fact that it uses micro usb and the plastic that is used for the pen is very slippery, especially if you have sweaty hands. Also if you have a high refresh rate monitor, the low polling rate is noticeable.

I use it every day and it is easy to use. It reminds me of the old Wacom Bamboo tablets. Although there are other cheap graphics tablets, I bought this one because I’m a beginner and everyone I’ve talked to has had their Wacom for many many years and they still work!!! I like that I can get a quality drawing tablet at a good price (without having to buy some cheap Chinese crap that’s going to sit in a landfill after a year because it stopped working) I also like that there aren’t batteries that I have to replace. I use it on both a Macbook Pro and a Windows PC. The Windows PC didn’t require drivers, but I suggest installing them anyway, so you can customize the pen buttons. As a someone just getting into digital art, I’m very pleased. It’s not as full-featured as some of the other Wacom tablets, but it’s certainly a great starter tablet. And for Wacom quality, you can’t beat the price. Pros: - a reliable and inexpensive tablet - Pen doesn't require a battery or need charging time - 2 shortcut keys on pen - straightforward installation of drivers - Wacom quality - Small size is very portable Cons: - no shortcut keys on the tablet (only on the pen) - not wireless - no touch surface

A very simple and affordable drawing tablet. I was worried it'd be hard to use, lacking a screen, but I got used to it extremely quickly. It works on Linux no problem. For normal programs (that don't have custom tablet support), it maps to the following: - Hovering over the tablet: move the cursor without clicking - Tapping: left click - Dragging/drawing: left click & drag - Lower button: middle click - Higher button: right click Keep in mind by default, the left side of the tablet is the side with the micro USB port. You can flip the orientation in your computer's settings; best to search how yourself.

I used this Wacom tablet to take digital notes during college classes, and it was wonderful to use. The pressure-sensitive pen felt natural, and everything worked smoothly with my Windows laptop. Sometimes I do think a larger size might’ve been more comfortable for long note sessions, but the small size made it extremely portable, which was perfect for my backpack and on-the-go use. Overall, it’s a great option for students looking for a compact, reliable tablet without going out to find a touchscreen laptop/tablet!

Got this tablet for Osu since it was recommended by nearly everyone due to its price and no lag input/delay. I also decided to use open tablet driver over the wacom drivers since the wacom drivers apparently have bloat and can add latency. Only thing I could dock off a star is the pen since it is pretty thin (I will probably end up purchasing a second hand CTH/CTL 480 just for the pen since it is thicker and more comfortable according to a lot of people who tested between the two. Also all the pros use it like shigetora/cookiezi.) But for 99% of people, this is definitely the go-to tablet for Osu. Tablet quality itself is nice and surface is extremely smooth.

Wacom is a trusted well known and trusted brand in the art industry. They make some pretty high end tablets and some low end ones to, this would be one of the low end ones. No software, no buttons except on the pen / stylist, which can be a plus side if you look at it, it gives you more work space... That being said it does have less pressure then the other models, but I doubt you'll notice much of a difference if you are just starting out, but if you are a artist and or like to draw already, then i would save your money and get another tablet.. Wacom might be a great company but there are a few others behind them still holding strong and cheaper. If your looking for a tablet and money is not a concern, but u just want to start out, then this is great choice for beginners to entry level, even your basic photo editing nephew would love this for the holidays, lol.. (im sure they might shave 10 to 15$ off come the holidays for this? then it be worth it, and a great gift) *Edit* After 3 hours of testing it, it has stopped working on me and disconnected on me at least 4 to 6 times. Software or hardware? no idea, ive done a fresh install on software, and still had an issue, not happy. did a re install of the drivers /fresh, and fresh restart as well, 3rd time round seemed to happen less, no idea why, but still happening to me, maybe just a lemon tablet for me. (that being said there are some bad products out there if your really interested in this tablet do it, only if its on sale tho, 50+ is just to much, but its also a great gift idea for your friends/family members that loves art, or photo editing.) Plus side of things + working surface is big for its size + light weight + Great tablet for Beginners +good tablet for photo editing Cons - *edit* disconnecting issue (might be just mine /lemon) - Price $50+ is still to much for this - no bluetooth - cord is short - only 2048 levels of pressure -+ No buttons / shortcut keys

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La compré para utilizarla en Photoshop . Cumple con todas mis expectativas para el retoque de retratos . Justo por mi trabajo no requiero algo grande y el tamaño de esta es excelente ya que la puedo poner en cualquier parte . Incluso transportar .

Works great but feels a bit small for me

It's small, and it's a graphics tablet. It works, but I wish I'd gotten a bigger one. It has a Micro USB port, which are in my experience undurable, but I haven't had any problems with this device so far. Doesn't have tilt. It works on Linux; Krita is awesome!

This works well and is more accurate than a mouse. Some systems have features where you can use the pen and that makes it really simple. Can even log into windows 11 with it and not get errors