Review on 🖌️ Wacom Intuos Small Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet with 4 Customizable ExpressKeys - Portable for Teachers, Students, and Creators - Compatible with Chromebook, Mac OS, Android, and Windows - Black by John Eaton

One important thing they don't mention anywhere is that the tablet isn't bluetooth dongle compatible. You must have built-in Bluetooth for it to work wirelessly. While it's annoying, that doesn't mean the thing isn't useless. You can still use the USB connection, but if you need to do that anyway, buy the cheaper wired version instead. Also, I'm having trouble getting good responses when I connect. The pointer seems to jump randomly across my screen. I'm willing to admit that this may be due to the learning curve and user error as this is the first graphics tablet I've owned. Support documentation is almost nonexistent, except "Plug and Push". If you speak directly to the support team, you will get a person whose native language is not English.