Wacom Intuos Draw: Creative Pen Tablet

Name: Wacom Intuos Draw: Creative Pen Tablet
Brand: Wacom
SKU: wacom-intuos-draw-creative-pen-tablet
Price: 69.99 USD
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For professional artists, doodlers, and creative-minded individuals, the Wacom Intuos Pen Tablet pushes the limits of creation. Download the drivers, connect it via USB and get to work: With 2,048 pressure levels, it creates a drawing experience similar to that of pen and paper—only it allows you to erase, edit, and explore much more easily in a digital space Read More

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Nov 13, 2017

Oh gosh!!! The middle eastern boy in red is so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BlueCrowned

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Nov 14, 2017

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kokin

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Nov 10, 2017

It's $79.93/$79.95 on Amazon with free 2-day shipping for anyone who may not have the patience.

JeremyB796

Nov 10, 2017

I had the previous generation of these and they were fragile toys that rattled and split apart. Clearly at the time Wacom didn't care about quality. I wonder if they got theur act together...
Call me a pessimist but without an eraser there is no point getting this tablet. It's the same as the chinese alternatives...

user73

339

Nov 10, 2017

I got one of these for free with some software that I purchased elsewhere so I can't speak to the pricing, but I thought I'd chime in on the quality and functionality.
Overall, I like it and don't have any complaints. Some tablets require that you wear a sort of half-glove over your palm, pinky, and ring fingers, to keep from triggering the pad while you draw. This tablet doesn't have that problem; it only responds to the pen. You can purchase a separate piece of hardware that plugs in on the bottom side and enables wireless connectivity to your PC. The built-in buttons on the tablet are nice, and can be used to execute frequent actions like CTRL+Z. I have only used it in Photoshop, and it works very well.
Again, I don't know about the price, but it's a great addition for intermediate artists. Good luck!

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teknoman

Nov 11, 2017

user73Regarding the Art version tablet that has both pen and finger gestures--was thinking you might be right, better to get this Draw version since it's only pen.
However looks like it should be a non issue in the Art version. Found this in a review online from tabletforartists.com "If the pen is touching or hovering over the tablet, touch will be disabled. Touch can also be shut off via an Express Key."

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JHStarner

Nov 10, 2017

MSRP for this is 79.99. If it were the Draw & Touch, that is MSRP 99.99. This tablet ONLY works with the stylus. It DOES NOT have the added touchpad functionality.
http://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen-tablets/intuos-draw - No Touch functionality!