Thanks for the review, but I notice that at 5:46 you forgot to mention that the programs you get are different based on the version you buy, and also that the Clip Studio Paint Pro license is only a 2-year license, not a lifetime license. (The second point about the 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license is not your fault though because Wacom fails to mention that it's a 2-year license anywhere on their site, and it's only mentioned briefly on Amazon and directly on Clip Studio Paint's site). *Wacom Intuos 2018 Small non-Bluetooth (CTL4100)* Pick 1 of 2 programs, either Corel Painter Essentials 6 or Corel Aftershot 3. No option of Clip Studio Paint with this version. *Wacom Intuos 2018 Small with Bluetooth (CTL4100WL)* Pick 2 of 3 programs, either Corel Painter Essentials 6, Corel Aftershot 3, or 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license. *Wacom Intuos 2018 Medium with Bluetooth (CTL6100WL)* You can download all 3 programs. _Note: 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license downgrades to basic Clip Studio Paint Debut license after the 2 years._ I just think this is important to mention since you were mainly reviewing the medium edition which has access to all 3 programs, and people may mistakenly think that they would have access to all 3 programs no matter which version they buy as well.
Thanks so much! I'm going to buy the Intuos S with Bluetooth and I didn't know what programs I get with it. Definitely gonna get Corel Painter Essentials 6 and Corel Aftershot 3! 👌👍
xoXOpushenOXox I didn’t check in a while (actually I gave it away as I’m using Intuos Pro and Cintiqs), but why wouldn’t you be able to connect it anymore?
7nikage Just bought the small bluetooth version. Wacom changed the software licensing so you get all 3 programs free, no matter what version you buy. Apparently, Wacom really believes size doesn’t matter. ;-) Seriously, it’s a great tablet for a beginner/non-pro like myself.
First of all: thank you! Since the pandemic I switched to survival mode mainly working on commercial/paid projects to make sure that I’m able to provide for us. I’ll be back. Videos are already in the making :)
I'm torn between the XP-Pen Deco Pro or the Wacom. Been looking for days at different Graphics Tablets and so confused. I don't like the idea of ones that scratch easily too! Heard XP-Pen Pro has a scratch resist surface??
As of today I’m having the same issue. Deco pro vs Intuos, surface is more important to me, I’ve been using a gaomon and it’s so classy, no resistance. It’s uncomfortable to do strokes.
hello. ive been planning to buy a drawing pad so ive been listing some brands that looks good. the problem is, i really dont know which is good and which is not. XP Pen Deco1v2, Huion H430p, and Wacom 2018 were my final three. im not a pro, but i do love drawing drawing comics and other fanart using tradional style and i like to go digital. can you help me by recommending which should i go with? i hope you dont mind, its not about your video, but your review is the best one ive ever watched and you seem to really know what youre talking about. thank you.
Robert, I would like to ask if I could use the Intuos medium as a handwriting platform for my online physics courses. Please advise me I’m tempted to buy and not to buy.
Ali Abdi Well, it might not be ideal for that purpose as you would need to look at the screen in front of you (rather than down to where you are actually writing). Which means you’d need a good hand eye coordination or at least get used to that. To be honest I’ve never used it myself for this kind of purpose. But I did try it with handwriting recognition on both Mac and Win and technically it does work - question is how feasible it is in every da use for this task. Hope this helps.
I'd like to buy one for the same purpose but also skeptical, please give me any updates. Did you buy it or not and did you find it helpful? Many thanks.
At about 5:09 you say there's a button on the front side of the pen which you can use to scroll. Looking at images of the pen, I only see two buttons. Is that button one of the two or is there a third button which you can use to scroll? (This would be important to have with 3D software to allow for zooming without using other key combos)
Great question, and sorry for not being clearer on this one! The button I was referring to is indeed the first of the two on the pen. The only pen that has three buttons is actually the Pro Pen 3D which is only available for the Intuos Pro range (and Cintiq). Hope this helps!
I prefer the Intuos Pro. The Intuos is thinner though but also has fewer features, but if you don't need these then the Intuos is also a great tablet to work with. I use mine when I want to travel super lightweight and have very little space.
@@RobertHranitzky first of all thanks for answering so quickly!! I mostly need features and pressure sensitivity, and a good build quality because I'm not planning to buy another one soon. I don't need it for my job, I just love to use photoshop and lightroom to adjust my picture and create some cool stuff 😁
Daniele Fettucciari You’re welcome. So I would recommend the new Intuos Medium. It has over 4K pressure levels vs 2k on the older Intuos Pro. The active area on the medium is also larger than on the small and the weight as well as height are much lower. You‘ll love the Intuos. Actually when I want to travel light or give presentations I sometimes take the Intuos (not Pro) with me, although I use the Pro and Cintiqs in my studio on a daily basis. Have fun and happy new year.
It depends - there are plug ins that allow you to do annotations. Or even simpler do a screenshot. If the website however features anything that allows to draw within the browser, then that will work with the tablet too.
Thanks for the video on this...Really helpful! If someone want to start by learning how to draw with a tablet that reads pressure sensitivity. I'd recommend a (relatively) cheap one such as the XP-Pen Deco 01 which is what I use for 3D Sculpting in Blender and have tried dabbling in digital art within photoshop sometimes but prefer 3D Modeling more than drawing.
Hey Robert, I'm thinking to buy a Intuos small, I'm using a Desktop that has a 22" Monitor. Buying reason I want to do Typography using this. Is that will be alright? Give me a quote please.
i have a question. I want to draw manga and someday be professional or something like that. Is the Intuos Small a good choice for that? I am on sort of a budget and cannot spend a hundred bucks.
I would probably advise the medium. Especially with a laptop. With the medium the size matches more closely the laptop screen size. But the small will also work just fine, so either would work.
I know I may be too late to ask this, but can I connect my intous with bluetooth to my samsung galaxy tablet? If it can somehow be connected can you tell me how?
Hey i just got my tablet and i was wondering if its normal that the nib is kinda loose... Like it moves a bit. I've never had a drawing tablet like this before. Amazing review btw
Thank you. Congrats on getting it! A little wiggle room is normal. You could try to pull out the nib and put it back in firmly to see if it makes a difference. Enjoy and have fun with it!
I’m curious to know if the surface gets scratched up easily and if the nibs worn off fast? I bought the Wacom intuos pro but I’m seeing a lot of negative reviews of it so I’m thinking of having it exchange
I didn't notice any notable scratches. Just the normal wear of a surface. The nibs wear off as they're made of plastic (so is the surface). If you want to have a scratch free surface with nibs not wearing off it is best to put the tablet on a shelf for presentation purposes. I personally prefer to use them for work, make money through work and if necessary replace what needs replacing. By the way, I also noticed that the tires on my car also wear off and I have to replace them ;)
how do you zoom in and out easily with this tablet? it doesn't support touch zoom in and out like in Pro version. Thanks for the nice review by the way
xueli3535 if you want to use it for work, rather go with new. Used can be good too if you can make sure it works well and has everything included it came with. But personally I feel more comfortable with things being new (having warranty, an invoice, etc)
Well I bought one used at the electric store, everything works since they have checked it before celling and all the guaranty is like with the new. If your store has same stuff u can go for used, it will save u money. Since it's usually a return products used for few days
I've read a couple of reviews on Amazon saying that this tablet died after less than a year... Have you or anyone else in the comment section faced this issue? Also, whereabouts did you get your shirt? It's pretty cool! ^w^
Evelyn Story I can’t speak for anyone but me: honestly I did not have any tablet dying on me in 20+ years. They really last (what feels) forever. Even if one would break within a year, it would still have warranty. As for the shirt: Thank you! One of my favorites and I bought this one in the Pixar company store on their campus (which unfortunately is not open to public).
Do you think that Intuos Medium would be good for the PC if I'd use it with 'bigger' PC monitor, appr. 21 inch, or I should consider buying Intuos Pro?
For writing, the Intuos S is great, although I do recommend the One by Wacom (medium). It is bigger, cheaper, has less functionalities but is perfect for writing.
I found it for 51.99 GBP on Argos. It comes only in black and non Bluetooth, and I'm ok with the free programs it provides. I want to start getting into digital art, and just want a good starter. Is this good value, and do you have any tips? I'm planning on getting it at my birthday in August. Edit: I think it's the small.
Sounds like a good deal! I’d always take screen size into consideration but if you’re on a budget or just starting out, the S is of course cool too! In fact I started with a tablet that was about that size and used two monitors!! My tip is, once you got it. Force yourself to just use the tablet and not the mouse (maybe disconnect it). Might be weird at first but will speed up getting used to it! Have fun!
It’s something that naturally wears off, so of course if it needs replacing you need to buy extra ones. I think they’re around 4-5€ for a pack of five.
Why not consider Wacom alternatives? They offer you more features at a lower price point. 7nikage (I believe that's his site) had listed a good deal of info which you can check out on at digitalarttabletguides.wordpress.com/graphic-tablets/. I recently stumbled upon his site and decided on XP-Pen Deco 03 because XP-Pen's store is having an anniversary sale now at www.storexppen.com/. Else I may have settled with the author's fav Huion H1060P. You can use the money saved to get Clip? Or settle with free alternatives. Also mentioned in 7nikage's site. Hope the info is still useful to you.
Why is everybody reviewing it like you get Corel Painter for free? You get a free trial version! Oh my god, how generous that I can get a free trial version...
Thanks for the review, but I notice that at 5:46 you forgot to mention that the programs you get are different based on the version you buy, and also that the Clip Studio Paint Pro license is only a 2-year license, not a lifetime license.
(The second point about the 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license is not your fault though because Wacom fails to mention that it's a 2-year license anywhere on their site, and it's only mentioned briefly on Amazon and directly on Clip Studio Paint's site).
*Wacom Intuos 2018 Small non-Bluetooth (CTL4100)*
Pick 1 of 2 programs, either Corel Painter Essentials 6 or Corel Aftershot 3. No option of Clip Studio Paint with this version.
*Wacom Intuos 2018 Small with Bluetooth (CTL4100WL)*
Pick 2 of 3 programs, either Corel Painter Essentials 6, Corel Aftershot 3, or 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license.
*Wacom Intuos 2018 Medium with Bluetooth (CTL6100WL)*
You can download all 3 programs.
_Note: 2-year Clip Studio Paint Pro license downgrades to basic Clip Studio Paint Debut license after the 2 years._
I just think this is important to mention since you were mainly reviewing the medium edition which has access to all 3 programs, and people may mistakenly think that they would have access to all 3 programs no matter which version they buy as well.
7nikage thank you! That is a very good point. Yes it was with regards to the main tested unit!
Thanks so much! I'm going to buy the Intuos S with Bluetooth and I didn't know what programs I get with it. Definitely gonna get Corel Painter Essentials 6 and Corel Aftershot 3! 👌👍
@@RobertHranitzky can you still connect the intuos S bluetooth to your pc?
xoXOpushenOXox I didn’t check in a while (actually I gave it away as I’m using Intuos Pro and Cintiqs), but why wouldn’t you be able to connect it anymore?
7nikage Just bought the small bluetooth version. Wacom changed the software licensing so you get all 3 programs free, no matter what version you buy. Apparently, Wacom really believes size doesn’t matter. ;-) Seriously, it’s a great tablet for a beginner/non-pro like myself.
Thanks Robert! First I was tempted to buy the Wacom One 2 Medium because it is cheaper, but the Intuos S is definitely a better deal! 😁👍
For photo compositing/graphic design, I like the small, and even then I only use about 1/2 the area.
why have you stopped? your channel is doing well, i was looking into buying a tablet and stumbled upon yours
First of all: thank you! Since the pandemic I switched to survival mode mainly working on commercial/paid projects to make sure that I’m able to provide for us.
I’ll be back. Videos are already in the making :)
You drawn a masterpiece!
Sanjay Rawat Thank you! Indeed my best work so far ;-)
This is a great quality review. The quality is worth 100k+ subs! Keep up the good work, you earned a sub.
That is a very kind comment and so appreciated. Thank you.
Appreciate your efforts with this video! Awesome that you compared both tablets.
I will FOREVER recommend the XP-PEN DECO Pro . It's good quality, Affordable, easy to set up, and rarely has issues.
I'm torn between the XP-Pen Deco Pro or the Wacom. Been looking for days at different Graphics Tablets and so confused. I don't like the idea of ones that scratch easily too! Heard XP-Pen Pro has a scratch resist surface??
Wacom is durable than XP-Pen
As of today I’m having the same issue. Deco pro vs Intuos, surface is more important to me, I’ve been using a gaomon and it’s so classy, no resistance. It’s uncomfortable to do strokes.
Hi I am a new in digital art so I buy the green small one !!!!!☺
Cool! Enjoy and remember to stick to it until you get used to it (might take a few days) but then you'll never stop using it.
hello. ive been planning to buy a drawing pad so ive been listing some brands that looks good. the problem is, i really dont know which is good and which is not. XP Pen Deco1v2, Huion H430p, and Wacom 2018 were my final three. im not a pro, but i do love drawing drawing comics and other fanart using tradional style and i like to go digital. can you help me by recommending which should i go with? i hope you dont mind, its not about your video, but your review is the best one ive ever watched and you seem to really know what youre talking about. thank you.
I m also that answer
@@mohammedmusharaf687 ow. nice to meet you answer. but unfortunately, youre not the answer i need right now. 😂
Robert, I would like to ask if I could use the Intuos medium as a handwriting platform for my online physics courses.
Please advise me I’m tempted to buy and not to buy.
Ali Abdi Well, it might not be ideal for that purpose as you would need to look at the screen in front of you (rather than down to where you are actually writing). Which means you’d need a good hand eye coordination or at least get used to that. To be honest I’ve never used it myself for this kind of purpose. But I did try it with handwriting recognition on both Mac and Win and technically it does work - question is how feasible it is in every da use for this task. Hope this helps.
I'd like to buy one for the same purpose but also skeptical, please give me any updates. Did you buy it or not and did you find it helpful? Many thanks.
But typing is faster than writing
At about 5:09 you say there's a button on the front side of the pen which you can use to scroll.
Looking at images of the pen, I only see two buttons. Is that button one of the two or is there a third button which you can use to scroll?
(This would be important to have with 3D software to allow for zooming without using other key combos)
O, you answer my doubt a few seconds later: you can program one of the two buttons to work as a scrolling trigger!
Great question, and sorry for not being clearer on this one! The button I was referring to is indeed the first of the two on the pen. The only pen that has three buttons is actually the Pro Pen 3D which is only available for the Intuos Pro range (and Cintiq). Hope this helps!
2018 Intuos Small or the late Intuos Pro Small (PTH451) which one would you say is better?
I prefer the Intuos Pro. The Intuos is thinner though but also has fewer features, but if you don't need these then the Intuos is also a great tablet to work with. I use mine when I want to travel super lightweight and have very little space.
Hi!! Would you rather buy the older Intuos Pro Small or the newer Intuos Medium?
Daniele Fettucciari Hey, what is important for you: mobility, features, touch, pressure sensitive levels?
@@RobertHranitzky first of all thanks for answering so quickly!! I mostly need features and pressure sensitivity, and a good build quality because I'm not planning to buy another one soon. I don't need it for my job, I just love to use photoshop and lightroom to adjust my picture and create some cool stuff 😁
Daniele Fettucciari You’re welcome. So I would recommend the new Intuos Medium. It has over 4K pressure levels vs 2k on the older Intuos Pro. The active area on the medium is also larger than on the small and the weight as well as height are much lower. You‘ll love the Intuos. Actually when I want to travel light or give presentations I sometimes take the Intuos (not Pro) with me, although I use the Pro and Cintiqs in my studio on a daily basis. Have fun and happy new year.
@@RobertHranitzky thanks a lot!! Happy new year, wish you all the best!
Thanks! That video was very helpful!
Are there any screen protectors you can recommend for it? (The medium size)
can we draw or write with this over any web page for illustrations...pl reply
no you cant
It depends - there are plug ins that allow you to do annotations. Or even simpler do a screenshot. If the website however features anything that allows to draw within the browser, then that will work with the tablet too.
Thanks
How do I connect the tablet to my MacBook Pro (2022) I have the Wacom intous small Bluetooth. Please help
is there any coupon code which is applicable in all the country's sites?
Thanks for the video on this...Really helpful! If someone want to start by learning how to draw with a tablet that reads pressure sensitivity. I'd recommend a (relatively) cheap one such as the XP-Pen Deco 01 which is what I use for 3D Sculpting in Blender and have tried dabbling in digital art within photoshop sometimes but prefer 3D Modeling more than drawing.
I also recommend huion brands, like the huion hs64 (which I'm currently using rn) it works great, the pressure sensitivity are amazing
Hey Robert,
I'm thinking to buy a Intuos small, I'm using a Desktop that has a 22" Monitor.
Buying reason I want to do Typography using this.
Is that will be alright? Give me a quote please.
Fbk Anik you should be totally fine with this one in S. However I’d recommend the medium version to be honest.
@@RobertHranitzky thanks for the recommendation dear❤️
i have a question. I want to draw manga and someday be professional or something like that. Is the Intuos Small a good choice for that? I am on sort of a budget and cannot spend a hundred bucks.
i really like your video, just wondering, what about the pink color? why isn't it being sold anywhere but AUS and NZ but promote it everywhere else?
It's not being sold to the UK either I think. It's limited to only some countries.
Is it laggy when you connect wacom tablet on PC or it's just replacement of mouce
I am confused if to buy a smaller one or a medium one for my 15 inch laptop .? I am a beginner .
I would probably advise the medium. Especially with a laptop. With the medium the size matches more closely the laptop screen size. But the small will also work just fine, so either would work.
I know I may be too late to ask this, but can I connect my intous with bluetooth to my samsung galaxy tablet? If it can somehow be connected can you tell me how?
Chad Helldrick Check this out: community.wacom.com/making-your-wacom-intuos-mobile-introducing-android-compatibility/
would this be better or the wacom intuos draw? I've watched quite a few reviews and they dont seem too different .
Wacom intuos draw is kinda made for only drawing but wacom intuos M is meant for different things.
The apps you have to install are free or not? Please if you can,answer me
Mara Ioana Cernea they are free setting mine up right now!
Yes, they are included with your purchase of the tablet. Some are time limited though, but better check the terms and conditions directly.
Mara Ioana Cernea free depends on which tablet you get
Does it also work with the Pro Pen? Or with an older Intuos Pen? (The thicker one with rubber.)
Hey i just got my tablet and i was wondering if its normal that the nib is kinda loose... Like it moves a bit. I've never had a drawing tablet like this before. Amazing review btw
Thank you. Congrats on getting it! A little wiggle room is normal. You could try to pull out the nib and put it back in firmly to see if it makes a difference. Enjoy and have fun with it!
Can you use it without bluetooth? So connect with the cable and use trough cable? My pc doesn't have bluetootj
you can use it without bluetooth
Is there a cable included in the product package that is used for non-Bluetooth desktop?
Puthirak Lee pretty much every Wacom tablet has a USB cable included in the package.
Of course! It's the Micro USB cable that you see in the video.
I am wondering the same question as well ,can we used for non Bluetooth desktop??
I’m curious to know if the surface gets scratched up easily and if the nibs worn off fast? I bought the Wacom intuos pro but I’m seeing a lot of negative reviews of it so I’m thinking of having it exchange
I didn't notice any notable scratches. Just the normal wear of a surface. The nibs wear off as they're made of plastic (so is the surface). If you want to have a scratch free surface with nibs not wearing off it is best to put the tablet on a shelf for presentation purposes. I personally prefer to use them for work, make money through work and if necessary replace what needs replacing.
By the way, I also noticed that the tires on my car also wear off and I have to replace them ;)
1:52 When you found out it grew one inch in a day
Yes! Absolutely
r/woooosh
And I oop-
GURL
Lmao he doesnt get it
Hi! Please tell me if you know, it works in linux (mint)?
VERY helpful!! 😊 I was looking to get one!
how do you zoom in and out easily with this tablet? it doesn't support touch zoom in and out like in Pro version. Thanks for the nice review by the way
u can pres z on keyboard or key on tablet and move your pen
is wacom intous work in photoshop?
can i use the pro pen with this tablet??
Where did you get your shirt from haha
are you in Germany?
Beside the risk, did you prefer I get a second hand Intuos 5 Medium or newest Intuos Medium?
xueli3535 if you want to use it for work, rather go with new. Used can be good too if you can make sure it works well and has everything included it came with. But personally I feel more comfortable with things being new (having warranty, an invoice, etc)
Well I bought one used at the electric store, everything works since they have checked it before celling and all the guaranty is like with the new. If your store has same stuff u can go for used, it will save u money. Since it's usually a return products used for few days
Sir can I connect this tablet to my Moto E 3 power it has Android 6.
Does it work with chromebook?
I've read a couple of reviews on Amazon saying that this tablet died after less than a year... Have you or anyone else in the comment section faced this issue?
Also, whereabouts did you get your shirt? It's pretty cool! ^w^
Evelyn Story I can’t speak for anyone but me: honestly I did not have any tablet dying on me in 20+ years. They really last (what feels) forever. Even if one would break within a year, it would still have warranty.
As for the shirt: Thank you! One of my favorites and I bought this one in the Pixar company store on their campus (which unfortunately is not open to public).
Robert Hranitzky Oh, cool! Thank you for the reply. ^v^
Do you think that Intuos Medium would be good for the PC if I'd use it with 'bigger' PC monitor, appr. 21 inch, or I should consider buying Intuos Pro?
The intuos pro definitely, it’s pricy though.
@@aurasphere3568 Thanks for the response! However I've already purchased Intuos M Bluetooth and I'm happy with it 😄
Any one had experience with both the Small and Medium intuos on a 13" MBP? which would be best?
For hand writing notes do you recommend the Intous S size or the One by Wacom on the M size?. My laptop size is 13 inch.
Thanks!
Fabian Gonzalez For that the one should be enough. If you consider also digital drawing, art, etc then go with Intuos S
hey do u no how long the software lasts for?
2 years and if you want to purchase a lifetime license you'll get a discount (Clip Studio Paint will be $34 instead of $50 I beliebe)
Does it work with macbook air2020
What pen is compatible with this?
im a teacher. i need to write a lot during teaching process. which one to buy
For writing, the Intuos S is great, although I do recommend the One by Wacom (medium). It is bigger, cheaper, has less functionalities but is perfect for writing.
I found it for 51.99 GBP on Argos. It comes only in black and non Bluetooth, and I'm ok with the free programs it provides. I want to start getting into digital art, and just want a good starter. Is this good value, and do you have any tips? I'm planning on getting it at my birthday in August.
Edit: I think it's the small.
Sounds like a good deal!
I’d always take screen size into consideration but if you’re on a budget or just starting out, the S is of course cool too! In fact I started with a tablet that was about that size and used two monitors!!
My tip is, once you got it. Force yourself to just use the tablet and not the mouse (maybe disconnect it). Might be weird at first but will speed up getting used to it! Have fun!
Mine is small one none Bluetooth.. pen pressure not working on sketchbook on windows7.
I have the small one too, its perfect for me win 10
Btw pen pressure doesnt work on alot of programs, cause u need to set it urself in your drawing program settings
@@etamm1343 Is the small one comfortable to use? And what softwares is included in it?
watching in 2020... found this review very helpful thanks
are those express keys at the top of the tablet?
Evelyn Story yes
@@RobertHranitzky Thank you ✌🙂
Yup
Thanks for this great review!
Am i able to connect this tablet through wires because my laptop bluetooth is broken???
Of course you can via a regular USB cable that comes with it.
can you use the tablet wired as well?
Mio-chan of course!
Does it work with Windows 10??
Honestly, I have a windows 7 but then I upgraded it to 10, let me know!!
Yes, the drivers support windows 10
Does it work with the pro pen?
No
What happens when u run out of those extra pen things?
Then you have to buy some on the website...the point is...its too expensive.I have one medium and i am afraid that that happens😂😂.
It’s something that naturally wears off, so of course if it needs replacing you need to buy extra ones. I think they’re around 4-5€ for a pack of five.
Can you edit photos with this?
Of course! Can be used for any type of creative work.
Does it work on new Mac OS Catalina?
Haven’t updated to Catalina yet. But I think the latest driver is supporting it. Please check the Wacom website to be sure.
There is also a berry (pink) color 😌
Seeing as I could only afford the small version, I was really bummed when I found out I wouldn't be able to access Clip :/
Why not consider Wacom alternatives? They offer you more features at a lower price point. 7nikage (I believe that's his site) had listed a good deal of info which you can check out on at digitalarttabletguides.wordpress.com/graphic-tablets/. I recently stumbled upon his site and decided on XP-Pen Deco 03 because XP-Pen's store is having an anniversary sale now at www.storexppen.com/. Else I may have settled with the author's fav Huion H1060P.
You can use the money saved to get Clip? Or settle with free alternatives. Also mentioned in 7nikage's site.
Hope the info is still useful to you.
You can use free software. I highly recommend medibang paint and its free!
The small tablet is the same size as the computer touch mouse 😓
its a bit bigger, about the size of a small mouse pad
I’ve found it to be really laggy and the pen is too lightweight in my opinion.
How much ddid medium cost?
xXGGGunWolfXx the medium is around 155€
@@RobertHranitzky omg thank you and can u biy it in normal electronics shop?
xXGGGunWolfXx depends where you are. Either at Amazon or Wacom online Shop?
@@RobertHranitzky normal shop in city?
Very interesting review!
There is no need to tap things with your fingers or say "just.'
how small is the small intuos that no one uses it -_-
It is perfect for when you are travelling or if you are on a budget. I don't think that no one uses it tbh
I use it actually..
I just got a small intuos today lol
i just got one lol ...
I use it daily 😁
Why is everybody reviewing it like you get Corel Painter for free? You get a free trial version! Oh my god, how generous that I can get a free trial version...
Are you German?🤔
Ok is it me or are you german ? Idk what makes me think of that, maybe the way you speak ?
i bought it and will be returning it. it is not easy to use. It is not easy to download the programs. There are no helpful instrucitons.
i need experience like " writing pen on paper"
Who is watching this
Great review!
Youssef Sammour Thanks, glad you enjoyed it