REVIEW: The Wacom One
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The Wacom One is Wacomn's new entry level pen display. It does make some compromises along the way. First it doesn't use the Wacom Pro pen. But it does use the same pen you will find in many android tablets and windows computers. In this review I draw in in and test it out.
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I just love the amount of options available right now. Ten years ago it was delusional to think about things being this way.
Just 7 years ago, you'd pay $/€ 1000 for a 13' Cintiq with a thick, very mediocre screen (little brightness / contrast) and much more lag. I still think Wacoms are too expensive. They still often have buggy drivers. The accessoires that wear out are way too expensive. As for the life span that everybody is so positive about: The pen nibs and surface wear out quite fast. Most 'Pro' models in the past (and present) didn't even have a replaceable surface. So you once make a scratch and it's annoying you forever. I'm sorry but that's just unacceptable for such pricey hardware. I'm glad competitors finally are catching up, including the iPad / Apple Pencil. If you consider the price of a 13' Cintiq from 7 years ago, you could now buy 80% of an iPad Pro 13' plus Apple Pencil 2 instead.
arcaeio I still use/ have a wacom cintiq21UX; got it in 2005!
@@HalfWarrior Nice. I'd probably still be using a Steel Blue Graphire2 from (I think) 1998 or a 2003 model Intuos 2, if Wacom wouldn't keep effectively bricking them by holding out the drivers for macOS updates..
@@laptopleon6386 I always feel like I draw pretty lightly compared to most people. I've had my Intuos 5 since 2014 and have been drawing on it for at least 3 hours a day for the past 2.5 years and I only replaced a nib once (and it wasn't even worn out tbh; just felt like replacing it).
The surface does have its small scratches but like I don't even notice them when I'm drawing so it doesn't bother me at all.
@@lliania8158 There are many models and I don't know them all and the nibs can be very different in terms of wearing out, from model to model, but that is one thing. The fact that the sheet you draw on has a nice and very subtle grain is another. That 'wore out' / changed into a grainless surface within months on my current Wacom and there is not even a replacement sheet available. I mean.. if they can't guarantee or keep up that nice grain, it's better to leave it out in the first place, because now you feel you're missing it.
As someone who does art for a living the Wacom one really feels like the Apple of pen Displays. You are paying for the name, people will say you are paying for reliability just like the usual Android vs Iphone. Other brands have caught up to Wacom and Wacom is getting anxious. The amount of money they have invested on marketing for this is amazing.
what brand would you recommend rather than wacom? i’m looking into drawing tablets with screens but i’m pretty lost.
@@knickly5243 this is not true... you will feel the difference once you laid hands on both. Wacom still has the best and most natural feeling pen pressure signal transfer and smoothest tilt sensing. They have made the mistake of rolling out clunky products such as the cintiq companion in the past, but I think the Wacom One is a step in the right direction here. You cut the high tech aspect and get the best EMR adaptation on the market in exchange for a price that makes it available for students and casual buyers.
@@Adeltraut it's my first time buying drawing tablet and also going to be my first time doing digital drawing, should I buy the Wacom or the other thing
@@mrmawster9786 I can not really answer that for you, everyone thinks different about it. Maybe try getting the Wacom one second hand, treat it well and sell again if you aren't satisfied.
The Intuos 4 I own never had a problem for decade. As a serious artist you don't want to deal with problems. You just want everything to work as it should so Wacom is eaily the king. Other brands still got a long way to go
It does seem like 'premium' brands treat their less expensive offerings with a punitive restriction of features beyond cost cutting. The end result feels like you're paying even more for the brand name vs their higher-end products. Love your editorial. How is its colour accuracy and brightness?
I don't think that's quite true. Wacom does the basics right (minimum activation pressure, pen accuracy) and I don't think getting those right is for free. You also get a damned tank that lasts close to a decade.
Whether you want or need those things or are willing to pay for them is up to you. If you're a 3D artist or something or aren't really the type to notice, you could live with a Huion or XP-pen, where those things don't really matter.
@@rhoharane Trouble is Wacom keeps upping the cost without particularly upping the value. The current Cintiq 24 Pro is about 25% more than my 24HD was, but my 24HD came with the bulletproof stand built in and a bunch of modifier keys on the side (and it weighs 65lbs!). So to get the same functions you need to buy the stand ($500) and the Remote ($100) and suddenly you've spent $3100 to get something only slightly better than my old $1800 brand new 24HD. The 4k panel and laminated screen are nice, but 1200p is fine and it's colour accurate. The actual pen experience is no better, I tried a 24pro for an hour before deciding not to replace the old one, the drop in parallax isn't worth $3k to me. Wacom has also gone to 16:9 panels, this infuriates me, 16:10 is just better, more real estate.
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This new line of 'budget' Cintiqs shows Wacom are feeling the pressure from XP Pen and Huion, but at this price bracket I don't think it's enough. The other two (claim to) have a wider colour gamut and have the laminated screen. They've both had the basics down for a while now too. If I ever need a small pen display it's certainly a harder choice than it used to be.
@@rhoharane You mean things like parallax, or color gamut? Because these are all worse on this Wacom tablet, than on XP Pen or Huion. Especially the new Huion Pro 13 (2020), which has one single USB-C connection. So what exactly is better on this thing? Because I don't see any reason to choose this over the €300 XP Pen Artist 15.6 Pro or the even cheaper Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2020).
@@fix0the0spade Claim to... They don't claim. They have a wider color gamut. Period.
@@Oozaru85 I am always wary of manufacturer claims. I've had a few monitors over the years that had XYZ on the box then didn't under a colorimeter, or did only with very specific conditions. I wonder if anyone out there's run tests on them, it would be interesting.
I still don’t understand how Wacom can’t release something at iPad price level with touch support.
Wacom simply doesn't have the economies of scale that allows Apple to sell a great tablet with touch/pen support and decent specs for sub-$400. That and I imagine they still want to maintain their high prices on the pro end which means compromising their more consumer-focused devices. They should be glad Apple doesn't seam to be planning on offering a Pencil enabled iMac or Macbook any time soon...
Daryl Martin I think it’s a volume thing. In the art and tech bubble they are very big, but they don’t have the ubiquitous stretch someone like Apple or Samsung.
Speaking of which. For a $100 more you have a Tab s6, that’s basically this at 10 inches with latest Android specs inside.
I used to have the companion hybrid, and kind of disappointed I sold it
@@theblah12 I can't even imagine how amazing it would be to have a big ass apple monitor that can be used as a drawing monitor.. Would probably kill every drawing tablet in one fell swoop.
@@theblah12 Wow - I never realized that. Apple still hasn't made a Pencil enabled iMac. That's really strange. I figured that would be something they did in 2018 - or at least last year. Especially since artists prefer their hardware over hardware that use windows OS. Even Dell has computers that can use the Dell Active Pen natively.
@@theinktician Yeah, I think if Apple released a iMac that had support for the Apple Pencil and were able to retain the lack of latency and great drawing experience that it has on the iPad by deeply integrating it into the hardware and software in a way Wacom could never do, I think they would have a killer product that would give the Cintiq Pros a run for their money.
I'm surprised Apple hasn't done it already also since a large amount of the people buying Cintiqs end up connecting them to iMacs anyway. There's a huge crossover market they could tap into.
Been waiting for this... don’t know how many reviews I’ve watched and thought: “ok, well maybe I’ll have a better sense of this when Brad’s review comes out....”
And yep. Great review, great info! Thank you!!
I don’t even bother looking around, I just wait for brads reviews to drop
Joe Carter get a xp tablet is way better
Remember when the Cintiq 12 was a thousand dollars, like, 8 years ago? I'm really impressed that competition has brought Wacom prices down so quickly. 400 is actually lower than I expected them to go by now. Yes, it should be cheaper, considering the quality and features of competing products now, but this trend is still a win for all artists on a budget.
It's a step in the right direction but I wouldn't call it 'a win' until the price of the product is closer to what it's actually worth.
It's easy to make cheap devices when you aren't doing most of the R&D
I feel like Wacom should have done this years ago. When I got my first Cintiq (13HD) it was $800 for a 13 in screen. This would have been helpful back then... So I agree with your review. The competition has caught up to Wacom.
I've been using wacom tablets for years and liked their durability but damn. With all the competition out there, and branding aside, I don't think anyone can justify the price of this one at all.
fair point but having some of the cheaper alternatives break down every 5 months seems not ideal ig
@@grishag the obvious thing to do, if someone wants a drawing monitor that badly, is to be patient and invest in a good one.
As for the gadgets breaking down, these are fairly new brands when compared to Wacom. They've yet to prove their reliability and it's up to the consumer to take that chance.
If we're looking at specs and pricing alone, the wacom one isnt worth it at all. Better save for a cintiq 16 if you're just gunning for the brand.
what do you recommend instead?
@@Drake00000010 okay so the wacom one is sold for 400USD. I will limit my recommendations in the price range.
I will also not list non portability as a con since, assuming you wanted to get the wacom one, you're not looking for a completely portable experience anyway.
I personally use a Wacom Cintiq 16 and an ipad pro but I cant rec those because of the price.
-iPad 8th gen 10.2 inch + pencil (total price 424USD)
Pros: portable, decent screen size, great response rate
Cons: small storage. This one comes at 32gb I think but purchasing a cloud storage or using google drive or dropbox for saving files is a good work around.
- Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (379USD)
Pros: cheaper than the wacom one. Better screen, lightweight, looks premium
Cons: the one thing wacom boasts is its lifespan so we more or less have a general idea on that. Not so new brands like huion have yet to really prove how they stand the test of time so theres that to consider
- Huion Kamvas 13 2020 (250USD +40USD for the optional usb c cord)
NOW THIS this is a steal for the price. Pros are pretty similar to the kamvas 16 the only difference is Android Support. So you can probably use this with an android tablet or phone. Semi portable.
Cons: the USB-C cord for the Android support feature is sold separately for 40$ on Huion's website . Check out Brad's review on this one.
- XP Pen 15.6 pro (400USD)
When stacked against the competition, the wacom one feels lackluster and more of a downgrade both in specs, looks and pricing. That said, always do your research and watch as many reviews as you can before making a purchase.
@@radioactivewithnoknownuses1491 I really want the ipad pro man, portable and it looks great and it just feels right for me. I will save up. Do u think I'm wise for that?
I'd kill for this ..if it was still 2010
Ikr? I may be interested in the pen for my Galaxy note, but I’ve got a perfectly functional companion hybrid laying around (don’t use it anymore since I got the Mobile Studio Pro)
I’ll just save up for the Pro 24
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xp pen 22r is better
@@alexmorgan2334 $300 more.
I would kill... that is all
The composition of the overhead view when you're drawing on the tablet is so tranquil... I love the dinosaur and plant in the corner- it's a really nice touch.
As always you made a great review. I bought a xp pen 15.6 pro (though not top of the list) and I love it knowing full well the pros and cons between different brands. But the reason I am writing is that despite having a pen display I still love watching the videos and seeing what's on the market and I love that I can watch a review about wacom and have it not be (this is incredible) when there are some pros and cons. This channel feels as non bias as reviews get. Keep it up Brad!
I just got this at Best Buy for $250 Black Friday when it was apparently originally $400. It may not be the top of the line, but I used the mini Wacom Intuos for years so it's awesome to have something cintiq-esque finally that I can directly draw on. For that amazing price, It's really great for now.
I'd definitely argue that if it's now sub 300 it's a perfectly valid entry level display tablet
This is literally my case! i have and am using the wacom intuos s and just ordered the wacom one for under 300 for christmas
I'm in the same boat!
@@TheHushedsilence well they have to sell off the remaining tablets collecting dust in their warehouses.
@@alejandromoreno6879 Exactly
Hey, you should do a comparison video with all 3 tablets when you get them. It would be nice to see what features are similar and different from each other.
I just wanted to say that this video was really helpful! Thank you for explaining it as simply as you did. As someone who is new to drawing tablets, I've been looking for an affordable one to use that displays the screen, and this video has been extremely helpful in helping me figure out how it works, and comparing it to others. Thank you so much for making this!
Please just never stop doing videos. You are so so so much helpful!
Get an iPad Pro 12.9" from 2015. It works really well, runs Procreate like a charm and I haven't had any issues with the apple pencil (older version) ever.
Aaaaand... it runs Spotify, Netflix and more... in case you want to use it for other purposes.
I have seen used ones for under 400 USD.
Don't forget being able to use EasyCanvas on Windows so essentially have a drawing tablet for 12 bucks. Already get to make it a drawing tablet for free if you have a Mac.
Disgusting, procreate is crap use proper apps like clip studio paint or photoshop.
Ryy what’s wrong with procreate? To easy to use? Clip studio is a fine tool, but I’m done with Photoshop. Adjustment and abilities are fine. Great for photo manipulation. Total ass for drawing. Everything chugs and is super counter intuitive. Why is it slower to draw with on a Core i9 machine with 32 bg of RAM compared to a silly iPad with 4GB of RAM? Each their own, and more power to you for loving PS, but I don’t get your disgust for pro create?
@@ryy1704 if we're talking about art apps for an iPad, Photoshop is way worse than procreate
Ryy procreate is definitely not crap lol. it’s just a user friendly alternative, which also works well for professionals too.
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I've waiting for your review Brad, thanks for taking the time for our sake. I've been leaning on the XP-Pen, but I'll hold off once more for your Huion review. Thanks again!
So what did you end up getting? And how's it working for you?
I have watched a lot of tech reviews for artist, but I just need to say, I love your channel the most
I love how you keep being objective about the prices, about the features and how you deliver your words
I'm a broke artist, I don't use wacom because it is far too expensive for me. I still like watch the review videos tho and I always consider other brand's products because they are closer to my budget than wacom's are
So when other reviewers mentioned how this wacom one is for beginner artist, who only just start digital arts
I feel hurt a lil bit
It reminds how much broke artist I am because I can't even consider to buy this one even tho I have been a digital artist for years
But you never do that in your videos and they don't make me feel insecure
So please keep making video reviews like this, thank you
Armie Ayu
An artist just needs talent man! Just use your phone to record your drawings on paper ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
@@r1r597 I use my android tablet to make digital art 😀
im using my 6.3 inch android phone with xp pen deco pro to draw,, so no excuse im also broke artist
@@benimaro88 what I mean is sometimes in other video, the reviewer likes to mention how some expensive tablets are for beginner artist. It makes me feels insecure about my budget, not my talent as artist 😂
I think I can make a pretty good art with my android tablet but I do want to upgrade, it is just my budget is rather tight
@@armieayu7710 i feel the same, that's why im really happy when xp pen deco pro are out it's pretty cheap compare to other and compatible with my android phone since i can't afford something like pen display or ipad
I still have my Cintiq WX12... bought one when they first came out, still works like a charm, no loss of pixels or pressure.
Tbh, idk why everyone is complaining. This is like, everything I'd want in a tablet! It's got the screen but I don't have to worry about touch support (I always rest my hand on the surface when I'm drawing, and touchscreens are a bother when I do that.) It hooks up to a laptop, which is what I want anyways since my drawing setup is like that either way. Battery-less pen, lots of pressure sensitivity. The screen has the texture you talked about. Doesn't have so many shortcut buttons to worry about accidentally pressing. And, it's more affordable than the other ones. Pretty sweet.
Plus, the thing where it can connect to a phone or tablet is literally amazing, like, that's so freaking useful, since I have a picassotab and have a few projects on here that I need to complete, but can't since I lost my tablet pen XD.
we're complaining cuz you can get the same things u listed here cheaper
@@mimiko_1 what would you recommend instead of this device?
@@tlockh20 I think Brad made a video comparing this wacom one to huion kamvas? something like that, u should check it out
@@mimiko_1 Thanks!
Lol I made this comment before I found out about XP-pen...
I actually discovered my Cintiq 13" HD CPD from like 2015/2016 works on my Note10+! Pen pressure was great BUT when drawing large circles and such I noticed the pen's refresh rate was not great because I was getting jittery straight lines that followed my strokes instead of smooth lines. If I worked with smaller to medium size strokes then the lines were just fine. The only major gripe I had was I was using Medibang paint which relies on pinch to zoom - providing no other method of zooming about the canvas, and my old cintiq ain't a touch screen.
The slow diagonal line test with the ruler offers no doubt. That was nice to see. I like XP Pen, but Wacom is Wacom, no doubt.
Now's the time for Clip Studio to come to Android.
haha... I wish.. but apple got the monopoly there and I can't afford
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 with Clip Studio would be heaven. But for now, ibis Paint X is my main drawing app.
Looks like Clip Studio's coming to android! And it will come preinstalled in the Galaxy Tab S7/S7+
Your wish came true
affinity photo is on android... as for Desktop. And its a photoshop killer. Its pro!
I got mine yesterday and had a quick test with Αdobe Fresco (on Windows 11).
The experience is paperlike.
Working on a 4K landscape image there was no visible lag.
There is some very useful friction between the nib and the screen coating.
Also the nib is so thin and precise that Apple's pencil looks like a toddler's marker.
The glass surface is also an issue on the iPad.
The precision on the Wacom is fantastic, there is no parallax and installation was a breeze.
Cons: For the price in 2022, I would expect some Express Keys and an eraser switch on the back of the pan.
It's no wonder people are moving to other brands like Huion
If I can get it for $250, you think I should? Or should I still look at other options. I’m a freshman in college for reference lol.
@@nigward3966 look for Huion, XP-pen etc. If you find a better price, why not?
@@nigward3966 I bought it recently for 250$ and I'm a beginner but so far it's been a pretty pleasant experience and I think it's definitely a good start. If you're looking for alternatives I could suggest xp pen and huion brands from my artist friends experiences.
I’m glad you didn’t say this is for someone who wants to start getting into digital art. If you want to start getting into digital art and you have $400 to do this, you better off getting into entry level iPad with Apple Pencil.
This seems pretty good for someone who is married to the Wacom branding or has a supported mobile.
From my experience with Wacom and the Spen I would most likely choose this as a budget alternative.
WRONG! you better of getting the huion 13 (2020) which way better than wacom one and had USB C and laminated and only for 230 USD. Ipad is limited and expensive for no reason
Dream High Animation calm down. I said people starting out. As an entry point. And I’m not wrong. I’ve been using digital drawing tech for 20 years, I have opinions. They aren’t right or wrong, just based on what I’ve used.
Once you have an entry level iPad, an Apple Pencil and a handful of software. It’s $400 maybe a little more for the paid software. Procreate and Rough animator is all I really need. I bought them all.
The reason I say for beginners, as it’s good enough to learn the craft and do finished work.
And the Huion May be only $230. You still need to plug it into things, install drivers. And desktop software is expensive. Adobe is a bit overkill for beginners.
And then comes the fact you need to buy a computer for Huion. That’s another cost. Maybe $500 is enough for a computer to do drawings, but most likely you’ll need a $1000 or more computer.
This is my job, so I pay a little extra for minor comforts. So I stick to Wacom and iPads for that purpose. I don’t need an iPad Pro, but I draw and work on it everyday so I spent the money, and same with my Cintiq.
I’m sure Huion is fine. I’ve seen a lot of people do amazing work with it. I have tablets that work awesome, so don’t know why I would need it. If you are poor, and your pC sucks or you don’t have one, the entry level iPad is the better way to go.
Dream High Animation the iPad doesn’t need to be connected to any other computer AND the power supply/outlet etc. iPad is fully mobile, hence it is “expensive” for a reason. You can use it anywhere, all in one. Huron 13 plus laptop costs more than an iPad.... just saying.
I bought a Wacom One tablet for my birthday this year (currently using a Huion for working at my desk and IPad Mini for portable drawing) and I’m quite excited lol.
Clicked on it as soon as I saw the notification , love ya content lad ❤️
Hey Brad, I used to draw a long time ago in middle and high school and about a year ago I bought myself a cheap, 30 dollar Huion tablet to try digital drawing. Overall I like the idea of drawing digitally and believe that it is one of the best ways for me to improve and eventually try and make some money off of my art but I am a far ways from that(I am a very amateur artist who can only really draw from single reference photos). That being said I do miss being able to see exactly what I was drawing and find that looking at a screen while my hands are drawing out of sight is hindering my ability to draw as well as I used to. I was wondering if you had any specific recommendations for a drawing tablet that was budget-friendly(keep in mind I only spent 30 on my first drawing tablet) and has a screen that I draw directly on. I was also thinking I could just get a device such as the surface since it can function as my college laptop as well but I figure since I have a normal laptop now I could just spend the cash separately on a device purely for drawing, making the art creating experience as good as I can for my money.
I always wait for your reviews before judging a product, your vids are the best
Your review style seems to have become even more refined and focused. Thanks Brad!
Your lines are always so clean. Do you have a brush pack of the drawing brushes you use?
How is the drawing experience compared to the ipad pro??
love your reviews doing my first ever tablet review of this wacom one sent by wacom and will definitely test everything you mentioned tysm for your reviews ✊🏽
I've been thinking about saving up to buy myself an art tablet for my birthday this year. Thanks for the info on this tablet! I'm sold!!
Nice review. So I still rock my old Wacom Intuos tablets with serial ports. I do have a USB one of course, but these tablets just last. Great for keeping on older machines for dedicated uses. I wonder how these new brands would last over time?
I'm having trouble figuring out how to start drawing on my screen and not constantly looking at my computer screen, how can I get my drawing app on my wacom screen?
Same problem now.
Weird to watch a 'No views' video of Brad. The Premium feeling of being early, I suppose.
Great Review though. The important parts being highlighted, and whether or not it's a staircase or smooth diagonal, in drawing experience.
With travelling in mind, to have one of these with you, or simply your Ipad Pro (non bend edition pls), might be the big question now.
I have an HP workstation that I can draw on, but I'm getting an iPad to do my drawing on, it just seems way more convenient than my heavy laptop. I wouldn't want to lug around a laptop and a graphics tablet, unless I knew where I was going had a desk.
Got a Wacom One yesterday. Got it setup and seemed to be working great. Mind you this is my first pen tablet. Tonight I start working on it and everything was going good. Suddenly the pen stops working. Every time I try to replug it into my pc it says USB malfunctioned. Worked on it for 3 hours and I am so frustrated now. I think I might take this one back and try a different product.
First time watching one of your videos and I loved it. Great job!
Brad I have a behind the scenes question. For the tablets company's send to you for review are they loaners and if so how long they do they lend them to you?
Thanks so much for these reviews, they really helped my decision.
Do you recomend this tablet for realistic draw and cartoon draw?
POV:The buget tablet is out of your buget
I read somewhere this only works for Windows 10. I would love to use it with my cellphone but I don't have phone/tablet art apps (Clip Studio Paint)
Considering Cintiq 16 pro or a Huion which I was scared go get bc the Wacom Intuos didn't run properly (just saw reviews of driver issues even 4 years later) I figured a cheaper brand would be worse.
Thank you for the review. A lot of stuff I didn't know about
7:23 "let's get over to our pen test"
*was expecting to see Kali with reasons to use a tablet like this in hacking*
Hey Brad, first of all, im a big fan of your work. Now to the main part:
I really wanna get more into digital art. I watched a bunch of reviews and got down to either the Huion Kanvas pro 13 or the iPad pro. I think I like the iPad more because of its mobility. I just don´t know if Procreate has evolved enough to ceep up with desktop-apps like Clipstudio Paint. What do you think? Is having "just" an iPad pro enough or are there still drawbacks compared to a pen-display?
Since I have an iPad I think I'm gonna hold off on this Wacom One... However, I'm excited to see the new Kamvas coming out in a few months. The one wire connection is a big draw, tbh
Huion dropped their 13 in 2020 with usb c and has 120% sRGB and laminated screen AND ONLY GO FOR 230 USD
@@Userdoesnotexit Is it out already? I thought it was in the pre-sale stage.
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Brad I totally agree it needs touch capability. Maybe it’s me but the iPad Pro third generation has completely spoiled me. In all reality I don’t really even need an external tablet.
I've been looking forward to your review. Nicely done as usual.
I thought of getting the Wacom One to replace my Artisul D13S, but no shortcut keys and can't power with a single USB wire? dealbreakers for me. Looks like I'll keep the D13S until I find a better option.
I bought this and its coming in Friday (as of wednesday 29th june 2020) !! Im excited because ive never had a tablet with a display
How is your drawing going?
I recently bought a Huion Ink h320m, and I had a small Wacom Intuos and there's was a huge gap in feel and durability of the products. I had my Wacom for 4 years and I never replaced the pen Nib, and it's been 2 weeks with the huion and now I have to replace the pen nib, two weeks! And the feel of the Wacom is so much better, the huion it's close up feel like I'm drawing on the finest sand paper, therefore I feel like I'm scratching the surface. The overall experience of Wacom products is far superior, sure they are more expensive, but it's true that you get what you paid for. Now I'm saving up to buy a Cintiq, ir may take a while but I have to back to Wacom
Hey Brad, how do you feel on the Wacom One versus the XP Pen Artist Pro offerings? And what happened to the new Huion? DOA?
Got me hyped at first but i think m over it now.
Brad, is there a major difference in pressure sensitivity when it comes to Apple Pencil vs Wacom One Pen?
Hey, Brad, quick question. You talked about cross-compatibility with other pens. Does that mean the Pro pen 2 will work on this display? I already have an Intuos Pro, and I love the pen.
There's only one thing which I believe was not mentioned neither here nor in xp-pen/huion reviews - is there any noticeable lag when drawing fast strokes? (I mean the lag between the pen and the actual line on the screen)
For that price, you can get an iPad or a Samsung S6 Lite that can actually run independently of a computer and can do all the other things an iPad or Android tablet can do besides drawing. And the Samsung tablet comes with a pressure-sensitive stylus.
Refreshing to see someone calling the balls and strikes on the pen display market accurately instead of being a shill. Competition is always a good thing for the consumer and I'm excited to see what Wacom does in the future to innovate. /intuos pro PTH860 user.
I’m really excited for this. I’m getting it for my birthday.
I am a animation student on my first year and I bought a Lenovo Creator just to use this tablet on my projects! I will buy this wacom next month, I hope it will be great!
I feel like at the same price, Huion Kamvas Pro 13 is superior in every way whether it be pressure sensitivity, laminated screen, keys, colour accuracy etc.
Not only that, you can buy Huion Kamvas 16 Pro for the same price as Wacom One.
Will you outline what this has over Huion Kamvas Pro? It is literally more expensive and less feature rich in every category I feel.
thats so true!!. i look forward for the kamvas 24 inch QHD that will drop this year ! will close the gab with wacom for ssure.
Not to mention the new Kamvas 13 is basically the Kamvas Pro 13, but cuter - and it costs half
but do those last longer than a wacom? im thinking of switching brands but i like wacom for its durability
@@flufferpants4812 I really don't see why not? I have not heard of extensive quality issued with Huion products and they have been in the market for nearly a decade now?
@@VaioletteWestover i mean.. i dont wanna buy one and expect it to just last 3-5years. my wacom is 7years old now and it hasnt slowed down or changed quality at all
Love your reviews. A year or so ago I upgraded from the Wacom Bamboo One I got as a gift to a Huion 1060 Plus and I've been stalking your channel and watching all reviews. Among all other reviewers I feel like you give a nuanced view of the drawing experience and it makes it easier for us to decide which device has more value for money.
On a side note, do you plan on reviewing the new Artisul D16 Pro?
The only downside to me is the lack of the touch support. I would love to have the Wacom One with touch and then I could buy the Wacom controller thing. But oh well. Guess I'll just have to pass on this one.
Really hope to learn more about the Feather-Carrot-Bone story.
Funny thing is Huion has released some information about a 2.5K screen Kamvas Pro 24 - they will slowly iterate that down to other Kamvas models. I'm not on the market for a new screen tablet yet so I'm going to wait till a Huion Kamvas Pro 16 comes out with the new screen. Maybe a year, maybe more - I have something else I can happily use in the meantime.
That’s a neat illustration of Adrian Brody. 👍🏻
I had to Google Adrian Brody, that is a pretty good likeness :D
I have tried this along with other off brands. There is something about a Wacom that feels right to me. Also, the drivers "just work." Other manufacturers drivers always have drama and issues. I will pay the extra to get a sturdy and trusted brand that sets the benchmark for feel. I wouldnt trust a Huion, etc, to last as long as a Wacom. The color is pretty accurate too. I have a calibrated Rec 709 monitor and the color is near identical.
I just love your non-biased review. I'll wait for Huion,😄
Solid Wacom for sure. $400 though...still can’t compete with other offerings.
Such as?
@@septillion2501 take a look at huion kamvas line.
@@septillion2501 xp pen, $300, side buttons, laminated screen with tilt support, 8k levels of pressure, gloves+stand. Literally knocks wacom one out.
@@mechkatana2173 Unfortunately all these brands have horrible pencils.... I know it might be just one con over them, but for me, it's the biggest one. Initial force activation is such a big deal for me, and I know for sure is for many ppl. I Can't praise enough my ipad 6th gen regarding pen accuracy (as all ipads and wacom) and initial force activation.
@@NameName-ol4ou I've bought Huion Camvas pro 16 with pw507 pen and I'm surprised. Awesome pen, not as good as wacom and apple pencil, but almost there. Initial force activation is great, much way better then my previous xp-pen (Deco 01) and other chinese tablets I've got (veikk a50).
Was wondering when Brad will upload his review of this tablet :) Aight, no bashing Wacom display tablets from me this time.
Question - how fast does the nib wear out? My Intuos Pro Medium wears out 20 times faster than my Intuos 5. I'm hoping they fix the nib wear issue.
Hopefully they'll also introduce touch screen for this one in due time! I'll make do with my iPad and Intous in the mean time.
Do you know if xp pen is planning on releasing a new tablet this year? It'd be nice to know, since I'm planning on buying my first display tablet in a couple of months, and have been eyeing their 15.6 pro.
Brad. You're awesome! You taught me how to draw comics on Udemy!
NICE!
This is so wholesome :D
Thank you. How were you able to zoom in on photoshop with no buttons or touch?
He used the Magnify icon (left menu, 6 up from bottom).
How would it be for beginners or those who draw very part-time?
Do u have to leave the tablet plugged in to another device such as a phone or computer cuz i wanna have a good drawing tablet then i can take wherever i want without it being connected to another device
I’m saving up for one of these, I also need to save up for a laptop so that I can actually use the tablet
Does the pen have a button for switching the brush tool to eraser tool and switching eraser tool to brush tool? Or does the pen have a button on it that re-does what you just did? (Brush stroke, layer switching ect.) Or do you have to Tap the screen?
Would you recommend the Wacom One or the XP-Pen 12 Pro? Looking for my 11 year old daughter who is really into drawing and animation. Also, how well does the Wacom One bluetooth connection work? Thanks in advance!
Heyy just a quick question, can you use these tablets with built-in screen as just a regular tablet like the old One by Wacom? I have a computer with a larger screen and i'd prefer to draw while seeing the bigger screen, but I also own a small laptop that I use to draw outside, and of course if I use that then I'd prefer to see the Wacom One screen haha
wow I really want this wacom, but I only use a pen tablet for my hobby. thank you for this video review
Good review. I was thinking of buying it. Do you know if it works well with FireAlpaca, Medibang Paint, or Pencil 2D?
Your videos are so relaxing
How would this compare to drawing on the latest entry level iPad that is quite similar in price? On the iPad you can do many other things as well.
An older video I know, but any recommendations for a stand for this tablet to give it a bit more angle?
I’d buy this in a heartbeat IF it was easier to use when traveling! If it could just run by being connected to your computer with only one cable... what a dream... sadly these wacom devices have always needed an energy connection (except the mobile pro but i never hear that many good things about that one)
My one con to my cintiq is definitely the clunky cables *sigh*
Could you review Wacom Bamboo Sketch just bought it, can’t find a clear review.
So glad to see you've started allowing your moustache to grow normally
Well said that there was like no touchscreen display on the Wacom one. Is it normal for a graphics display tablet to have a touch screen display and which ones do actually?
does it comes with a drawing software? or i have to purchase one separately.
I have a question that is decisive for my choice between an ipad and a drawing tablet like this, with an ipad you can with four fingers move around the canvas, turn it around, zoom in, so it's easy to draw in different positions without having to flip around the devise, how to i do that with these tablets that don't work with fingers? and is it inconvenient?
Hi Brad, are you still doing the Monthly digital art challenge, where you challenge all of us to colour in a painting digitally, and send these to you for a TH-cam video review? ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Does the Speed/Performance of the computer/laptop/android effect the performance of the tablet?
It definitely does! Since devices would be ‘screen sharing’
Could I use this for sculpting
did you buy it for sculpting? im thinking about this reason too
So what your saying is that you can use a pen made for the cintiq on the one?
I really need to know. I've seen lots of reviews because I'm thinking of getting it and this is the only question I don't see answered. Does Wacom One have an in-built battery so that you can use it without plugging into a power socket sometimes, or you have to plug it in every time you use it? 😕😕
I am using a Wacom Intuos drawing tablet. I want to upgrage to an on-screen display tablet. So which one will be better for a beginner like me? The new Wacom One? Or the more cheaper XP-Pen 12 pro?
invest in the Wacom One. I know that Wacom's build qualites are strong as tanks. Though Wacom's prices are so absurd, at least they actually have a good build quality. maybe even the best.
Thanks for the great review. Seems like I'm sticking with my ipad pro
Trash... dude Huion dropped their 13( 2020 ) with USB C and has 120% sRGB and laminated screen AND ONLY GO FOR 230 USD
lol with that money of 400 USD you can get the huion 16 pro.
YEAH ABSOLUTLY RIGHT.
I don't see any reasonable reason to go with wacom one while Huion kamvas 13 2020 have PRO level feature than this. And on top of that.
POWER ON WITH ONLY SINGLE USB TYPE C
HOLY SMOLE THAT'S A WINNER FOR 239 USD
Yeah bro, im waiting for new kamvas 13 reviews
@@marcy2693 the contrast on the wacom one is low as well. i dont know why its 400 usd.
@@Sadewoo0 there one out already if you search up the name now.
@@Userdoesnotexit I feel like they were trying to be like Apple themself.