Wacom One Digital Drawing Tablet With Screen Graphics Display For Art And Animation Beginners (Dtc133W0A) Small Ctl472K1A

I already used One by Wacom before. I think that it is better than this one. I believe that quality should be better for this price.

Very comfortable to tae with u and easy to use

driver doesn't always recognise the tablet. took while to get it to work. stopped working after 5 months. now it's passed return period, Wacom wouldn't honour the warranty because I have moved to a different country.

Boys buy a tablet cover the nibs shred after like one day of use or be ready to buy a hell of a lot of replacement nibs, the surface of the tablet also wears fairly fast, although that only really matters if you are planning to sell it eventually, since it really doesn't make a difference while you play.

This is a excellent tool that works great with Microsoft's Whiteboard for Windows (free) and Autodesk's Sketchbook for Mac (free) which I use for online tutoring to visualize complex subjects as well as step through homework such as solving math problems. I bought a cheaper model ($20 cheaper) from another brand which just did not work with the applications I needed and am extremely happy with this purchase. It may take some time to get used to, but after an hour or two of playing around in Whiteboard/Sketchbook and modifying the button function mappings to my liking I feel very comfortable with it.

It is just 2days of using this and the review wasn't solicited.Was initially skeptical but decided to "risk it". The first few hours with it was very frustrating due to the writing coordination that I was almost ready to pass it on. Once taken the time to do the pen settings and with the discovery of the Wacom notes software, things got much easier. I still find it difficult to use with multiple screens but baby steps first.Note that i use this for note taking and not for drawing or some sophisticated graphics/art work.What works>> the use of the Wacom notes app made getting used to the device easier. (please read 10 times over)>> easy to set up>> configuring the tab to the computer screen helps a lot.>> no batteryWhat doesn't>> Takes a lot of getting used to for writing coordination - average 4-5hours or lesser with my tips here.>> the wrist and fingers starts to hurt after writing for a long time.>> Wacom notes software only available as a blank sheet. Would be better to have an option of lined sheets.>> still not sure if the pen would require replacement and how the continuous scratch on the tab would affect functionality as time passes.

Económica, útil y compatible con Linux.La estoy usando sobre todo para poder "dibujar" sobre presentaciones en línea. Para eso va muy bien, es algo pequeña así que no es súper precisa, pero suficiente. Al ser pequeña tiene también la ventaja de que no ocupa tanto espacio en el escritorio y permite usarla alternando con un teclado de 101 teclas.La uso en Fedora Linux 35 y la compatibilidad es muy buena. Funciona con solo conectar el USB, se puede hacer la configuración básica (orientación, sensibilidad, configuración de los botones) desde la aplicación Configuración de Gnome.Uso como ratón:Para usar en reemplazo del ratón anda bien, con dos detalles. 1) En las aplicaciones que no son GTK (QT o node.js y similares) el puntero no puede acceder a los menús y 2) no hay posibilidad de scrolling automático, hay que ir hasta la barra de desplazamiento. Estaría muy bueno poder usar algunos de lo botones para "capturar" la barra de desplazamiento el cualquier lugar de la pantalla y scrolear. No se puede. El ratón se queda. 7/10.Uso como stylus:Excelente. Los programas más específicos como Krita la reconocen sin problemas, anda perfecto el control de presión (grosor de los trazos), menú emergente etc. 10/10Para dibujar sobre la pantalla uso la extensión Draw on your screen y anda todo perfecto: trazos, botones. Este uso justifica sobradamente los 800 pesos que pagué por la tableta.