#Wacom intuos tablet review pro#

The smaller profile of the tablet also means that the transition between work surface and tablet isnвЂ™t as noticeable either. I canвЂ™t draw to save my life, but IвЂ™ve been using tablets for creative applications such as DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere and Adobe Lightroom where IвЂ™ve had to trace things despite the Wacom Intuos being smaller than most of the tablets I used in recent years, it still felt solid and accurate in my hand. In terms of how the pen felt during use, it felt very responsive and comfortable in my hand. First impressions were great as the tablet surface felt smooth and the Expresskeys produced a satisfactory click when pressed. Driver installation was a breeze and it didnвЂ™t take me long before I was taking the tablet for a test drive. The tablet setup is as simple as plugging in the USB cable or connecting it via Bluetooth. All this makes for a compelling entry-level bundle for any budding creative person.

#Wacom intuos tablet review pro#

The tablet also comes bundled with free software such as Corel Painter Essentials 6, Corel Aftershot 3 and Clip Studio Paint Pro depending on which model was purchased. Wireless battery life has also seen a 60% improvement compared to previous models. The active surface of the tablet is the same as previous versions but the tablet itself has a smaller footprint and lighter weight. The refreshed Wacom Intuos is sleek and clean with four Expresskey buttons along the top-most edge of the tablet.