Intuos Medium

Wacom is the best & I haven’t had one for 14 years, so I’m having a blast using it. It’s working great. Wacom is very intuitive and easy to use and get the results I love.

I had an old wired small model which actually works fine, but wanted a larger wireless one. Unfortunately, I'm still not very skilled at drawing with it. But it works fine. It did come with a USB cable, so you can skip Bluetooth, if you want. Using it on Debian 13 and Pop! Linux machines, if that helps.

I had to scramble to buy things for my classes when my college closed in March. I wanted a tablet so that I could share my screen with students while writing and working out problems (I teach math). I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something like an Ipad, so I decided to try this. I have no idea how I would have finished my semester without it. It works really well! I didn't have any issues setting it up. I was worried that I wouldn't like writing on the tablet without seeing what I was writing on it, but I actually found it very easy to get used to. It's like how we move a computer mouse on a desk while looking up at the computer screen -- it's really easy to get used to it. The surface is slightly textured, which I think helps with the writing. I was honestly surprised by how natural it all felt and by how clear my writing was. I did have an issue at one point where the tablet wasn't connecting to my computer with Bluetooth anymore. But I just reinstalled the driver and everything works fine now. Plus, I could have just used the cable to connect to my computer if that didn't work.

PROs: Smaller size than Intuos PRO (Medium), performs well CONs: No erase tip on pen, not compatible with other pens, no shortcut for "Erase mode" on the four quick keys I started years ago with the Intuos PRO (Medium). The extra keys with the LCD displays were very helpful. When it wore out, I bought the new version, which had no LCD displays for the extra keys, so it was difficult to know which mode the keys were in for various programs. I ended up disabling all of them. In addition, the new touch features were difficult to control and still have a place to move the mouse. (In the original Intuos PRO configuration, there was a mouse. It is natural to move the mouse around on the tablet. In the newer PRO system, the mouse was discontinued, so I use a Logitech mouse - still on top of the tablet. In touch mode, the mouse and touch features conflicted, so I ended up turning off the touch mode.) So, in the end, with the newer PRO version, I had disabled everything this MUCH less expensive version doesn't have anyway. Getting used to not flipping the stylus over to erase will be difficult, as I expected. But, I did think I would be able to set one of the four keys to "Erase" mode, but, no, the only option is one of the buttons on the pen. Fortunately, I wasn't using that button before anyway.

As someone who was looking for a tablet that would provide a lag-free and user-friendly experience, I was drawn to the Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet. And I must say, it has surpassed my expectations in every way. Right out of the box, I could tell that Wacom put a lot of thought into designing a tablet that's both functional and visually appealing. The sleek and slim profile makes it portable and aesthetically pleasing, but what really impressed me is the performance. The connectivity via Bluetooth ensures a clutter-free workspace, and the setup process was a breeze. The tablet was quickly recognized by my system, and I was able to get started without any unnecessary hassles. What sets this tablet apart is its responsiveness. I was eager to test the claim of a lag-free experience, and the Wacom Intuos delivered. Drawing, sketching, and illustrating felt fluid and natural, as if I was working with traditional media. The pressure sensitivity is on point, allowing for precise control and a wide range of artistic expressions. The learning curve was surprisingly minimal. The included software and tutorials were helpful in getting acquainted with the tablet, but even without them, the intuitive interface makes navigation and customization easy for both beginners and professionals. Battery life is also commendable. I can work for long hours without worrying about constantly recharging the tablet. It's another aspect that adds to the overall ease of use and convenience. In conclusion, the Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet is a must-have for anyone looking to explore digital art or enhance their existing skills. Its combination of flawless performance, ease of use, and attractive design make it a valuable investment for artists of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, the Wacom Intuos offers a perfect blend of performance and simplicity. It has made my artistic endeavors more enjoyable and efficient, and I'm confident it will do the same for you. Highly recommended!

As expected. Works well with my computer to do my art with.

Works great, no issues

I’m not sure how old this technology is, but I think it charges with a micro USB or something like that. That aside, if you’re under the misconception that this thing in any way will be familiar because you’re used to using a mouse while looking at your screen, throw that out of your head right now. It is pretty much a day at night difference. Your mouse pointer is going to track a magnitude of times more precisely than hovering the tip of the pen over the surface of this particular tablet. I read all the reviews where people said you can use it for stuff like Zbrush and sculpting and whatever, but the pointer does not keep up with your finger speed. There is a noticeable lag, and it jumps around sometimes- I guess because of the Bluetooth, but I’m not really sure what you would use this for. It is a very frustrating experience. If you need any type of precision you have to move extraordinarily slowly or find something else. For painting, or drawing, or anything besides the basics, I think you’re going to need something with a screen. I reiterate: do not think for a second that it’ll be anywhere as simple and easy as using the mouse to navigate your desktop, and that’s probably because you’ve spent the last 20 years using the mouse so it’s like nature to you at this point, but also it’s a lot faster than the pen where you have to move your entire arm to position the tip at a point on the surface that is analogous to the position on your monitor screen. You don’t have to do that with a mouse, you only use your wrist and your fingers to can travel anywhere all across your screen very quickly. Save yourself a lot of time and hassle- trust these reviews that are telling you about the lag and the complication of tablets that don’t have screens. You may run into some inconveniences like neck position and so forth with your screen tablet, but then all you have to do is buy a stand for it, plus with the screen tablet there is no question about where your pointer is at any time. You won’t appreciate how mad it will make you upon moving your hand the wrong way using the basic Wacom, and your pointer disappears, or jumps to location 1/2 second after for made your stoke, until it happens to you the first 10 times. Spend the extra money and get the one with the screen, even if it’s twice the price, which is not too bad because here the medium basic tablet is only like $100. You will thank me at some point, believe me.

O produto é prático, fácil de usar, programas gratuitos excelentes que vêm junto com a compra, o bluetooth funciona muito bem. RECOMENDO!!!!

I've been using Wacom's Intuos products for a very long time. I always recommend larger tablets for anyone who likes to draw by hand because the larger tablets make the tracing your drawings and doodles way easier. That being said, this tablet is the most affordable option I could find on the market today for a buddy. Drawing tablets have become far different than I have, far more interesting, amazing, adapted to the high def and quality of today's market, and expensive.. all while lacking the basic necessity of size. Not everyone grows up drawing on a little square. The good sized tablets are far too expensive to give as a gift to someone starting out. When this came in, I checked the box, everything was in good order, and came very fast. Nothing out of place, no missing parts, the instructions are blissfully easy to understand for a beginner, and everything worked very quickly following said instructions. I am happy with this product, I only wish I could get one just a bit larger for a just a bit more cost.

Good Quality

Se você é professor e precisa de uma mesa para suas aulas, esta é perfeita. Talvez até um modelo inferior seja suficiente. Mas esta Wacom CTL6100WLK0 entrega, de fato, tudo o que promete. Possui uma precisão excelente no traçado de gráficos e na escrita de textos. Vale a pena.

Incrível, eu já usava Wacom, mas tinha a mesa pequena. A mesa grande é super confortável e prática. Único ponto negativo é que a bateria para usar por Bluetooth é um pouco curta. É preciso carregar toda noite.