🎨 One by Wacom: The Ultimate Student Drawing Tablet for Windows PC, Mac, and Chromebook Review

I bought this to write on the screen while teaching 6th grade math remotely. I can easily use this along with some Chrome extensions (paint tool and page marker) to write directly on any webpage while recording myself or during a virtual meeting. If I need to write in a Word document, I can load it into Kami and write directly on it with the drawing software. It works great and has been an absolute lifesaver for distance learning, especially showing students how to solve a math problem right on

I did some research and know that Wacom is the MOST brand for drawing tablets so I was happy to find this model at a great price. I've been using it for a few weeks and I have to say that it's very strong and the quality is very good! (not cheap at all). I would say this drawing tablet is great for kids or if you are looking for an entry level tablet THIS is for you. Setup was SUPER easy and I used a tablet for graphics and drawings. (I don't even use a mouse anymore) My daughter is an aspiring

These pros and cons come from someone who only uses this tablet to play Osu: Pros: - Simple, quick and easy to set up - Noticeably better than cheaper tablets like the XP-Pen Star G640 (less jittery cursor movement, less weird crashes) - Can set exact tablet area via software - Pen is light, no battery - Tablet quality is solid - Actually, when I switched to this one from cheaper tablets, I improved a bit and had better accuracy and control in-game - Worth the money as it's still a relatively…

I use it every day and it's easy to use. It reminds me of old Wacom Bamboo tablets. While there are other inexpensive graphics tablets out there, I bought this one because I'm new and everyone I've spoken to has been using Wacom for many, many years and it still works! I love that I can get a quality drawing tablet for a good price (without having to buy cheap Chinese crap that will end up in a landfill in a year because it won't work anymore). to replace. I use it on both Macbook Pro and…

I understand that a $50 tablet is certainly far below the professional level, but this thing isn't very well put together. The tablet itself is fine, there's little you can do to make the plastic wrap better or worse. It has a little more friction than I expected and definitely doesn't feel like a pen or pencil on paper. A very cheap plastic pen with a couple of cheap buttons. My stylus arrived broken and I was never able to get it to work 100%. It draws before it touches the tablet and moves…

Wacom is a well known and trusted brand in the arts industry. They make some fairly expensive tablets and some budget ones, so this is one of the budget ones. No software, no buttons except on the pen/stylist, which can be a plus when viewing, it gives you more workspace. That being said, it has less pressure than other models, but I doubt you'll notice much of a difference if you're just starting out, but if you're an artist and or already love to draw, I'd save your money. and take another…