Review on Graphic tablet WACOM One Small (CTL-472-N) black/red by Boyan Jakimov ᠌

Prior to that, I got an XP-pen that had a variety of functional bells and whistles, but because there was no 2022 technical support and raw firmware, I was forced to return it to the store. If you are looking for an affordable tablet that is also reliable, then this is the only Wacoom option. Pros: Compact, cheap. The sensitivity of the pen is outstanding; in fact, for my needs, it may even be a little too much. Some cons: Purchased to serve as a replacement for my previous Wacom Bamboo CTH-470 tablet. I was a little dissatisfied with the quality of the pen and the plastic it was made of. In the earlier version, the pen was larger and heavier, and the tablet's surface did not scratch up as easily. However, this has been improved in the newer version. The following is an introduction to a monologue on the subject of "but it used to be better," but regrettably, this is a fact. As it turned out, when I compared the pen to models that cost more money, they are identical. You might be able to get acclimated to anything, but the direction you want to go in is toward making changes. A part of me also wishes that I had purchased the bigger size when I had the chance. Even so, it is still preferable to have one's entire hand resting on the tablet; however, in this case, things function in the opposite direction, and one must experiment with the various configurations of the workspace.