NEW WACOM intuos pro SMALL tablet REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2019
- Colin Smith Reviews the brand new Wacom Intuos Pro S tablet. See the features and how it works. Brand new Wacom Intous Small tablet.
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So I have the previous Pro SMALL, which I'm actually happy with, but I've heard that the newest model that the Control ring only does ONE thing, versus FOUR. Is this true Collin? If so that would be a deal breaker for me, as I use the control ring for brush size, zooming, going from Fill screen to 100%, and Cycling layers. And zooming and brush size won't work with the buttons.
I have just purchased and installed my first Wacom tablet. Thank you so much for stepping me through how to install and how to use the table. I had no idea, prior to purchasing the tablet, how to use it. Many thanks!!!!
fantastic review, thank you so much for helping me reach a decision Wacom S for me; this will be first purchase in new 7 years- ive had three previous iterations of the Bamboo/intuos/wacom lineup- ALWAYS exceeded my expectations!
Very comprehensive review, Colin. The best I have seen on TH-cam. Like everything else you do on TH-cam, smashing video! I use the Intuos Pro Large. Takes up some desk space, but allows for some great strokes my image 'sky' :)
Got a tablet for Christmas, and I have no experience with it. You were the first you tube I looked for, for a tutorial and explanation. Thank you!
Very helpful, thank you. My tablet is being delivered tomorrow and thanks to your video, I pre-installed the driver and got the operational high points -- ready to go for tomorrow's fun. Thanks Colin.
Thank you for such a great review, Colin! I've used WACOM since Spring 2007, starting out with an Intuos 3 (before they even had the Pro line). I haven't used a mouse since. I currently use an Intuos 4 from 2009. It's been 10 years and it's still running great. One thing I've noticed with both my models: even though I've worn the surface smooth, the sensitivity is still as good as ever. If I need to get another WACOM tablet, I think I'll get the Intuos Pro Small for the portability and Bluetooth feature. Both my current tablets need to be plugged into my laptop to work.
Thanks for the proper pronunciation and the demo on the new tablet. I've been thinking of upgrading for some time.
Thanks Colin, really helpful. Was debating which size to get for my smallish desk. I think you sold it well.
I love every one of your videos. Keep up the nice work.
Excellent tutorial, loved the extra info.
Great informational video. I have been pronouncing it "way-com" but your explanation makes so much sense. I shall now be pronouncing it "wha-com" going forward.
Super informative video and excellent review. Thank you so much!
Sold! Thank you for the excellent review.
Yay! I've been saying it right all this time! But I didn't know about the meaning. As far as I'm concerned there's only one tablet - Wacom. This little tablet looks good, and the price isn't bad at all. I have an Intuos 2 medium and a 22HD Cintique, but I might add this one at some point. Great review as always, Colin.
Thank you so much
Great review
Thank you for the great review!
Nice tutorial, thanks! I just bought my wacom intuos pro s. I always see Aaron Nace from Phlearn working on his wacom tablet when watching his pro tutorials. Cant wait to work with it. It would probably take a while before getting used to it.
You have the best reviewing method. much appreciated.
Thanks for saying so
Very informative, thank you
You do have the best reviews!
I’ve always said it correctly. Good to know lol awesome review. Something you didn’t mention is if the scroll sheen button enables different functionalities on the fly like the previous models. I assume so?
Hi Colin, thank you for your well review video! I'm getting my very first Wacom ever and I buy this mainly for sketching and illustrating also learning how to draw with digital tablet. Do you think as a beginner which size should I start with? If I dont mind the size. Thanks!
❤ Thank you so much 😊
Today i buyed my first wacom! Its small but im confident after seeing this vid
Congrats
Fantastic Colin, liked your video. I use iMac 27" for my photo editing, will Intuos Pro Small suffice or Medium is better?
Excellent review
Great intro on the tablet. Thought your explaining the meaning of Wacom was interesting, but what is Intuos mean? I'm thinking maybe intuitive? Love my tablet
Right now I am using a tablet from xp-pen but I am planning on buying a wacom intuos pro a couple of months later and I think Wacom intuos pro small is goingto be the right choice for me because using a large tablet is too hard and you can`t use it without mapping the working area on the tablet.
you are awesome . I never miss your tutorial .
Thank you so much 😀
photoshopCAFE love you sir.
Thankyou!
Okay so I'm a total noob on drawing tablets, but there's one thing that I don't understand and that's how the pro pen 2 dowsn't have a battery. Like, it has buttons, how does that work? I'm really curious!
Thank you.
hahah thanks for clearing out the pronunciation. i had just given up by this point.
Is there any way to get this thing working wireless on my laptop?
Hi Colin, Is it possible for Wacom Intuos Pro Small to connect with Microsoft One Note through the express keys or through some other means, if occasionally any note taking is required? Thanks.
Thanks Colin, very informative and no, I did not know what Wacom stood for.
I've been pondering whether to get one but I was never sure of the size and worried about small. Now I feel confident that the small will be just fine for me.
Same here
I would get a refurbish intous pro med ...the small pro has only one toggle mode for the touch ring ....if you can get an older intous small that would work because it has 4 but no Bluetooth
@@dominiquerichardson Thanks for that tip Dominque. I really appreciate it.
Curios to know which size Wacom tablet you ended up buying - and if you are satisfied with your decision?
Nice turorial. And thank you for the correct way to say the company's name... I have been saying "WAY-COM" for decades. LOL
Thanks for helping me decide on the size to buy. I have been toying with this for weeks now. Going for the small due to space on my desk and portability with my MacBook Pro.
Curios to know which size Wacom tablet you ended up buying - and if you are satisfied with your decision?
@@SusanneGeert I bought the small one and I am very satisfied. It doesn’t take up that much space on my desk. I even reduced the useable area on it and I use it in a vertical position.
@@JanieP53 Thanks so much for kindly replying som quickly ;-)
Colin, I have a question about the number of modes that can be set for the touch ring: At the 14 minute mark of this video, you set 2 modes for the touch ring: the 1st mode you set increased the size of the brush and the 2nd mode you set decreased the brush size. Can you have set 2 additional modes for the touch ring? Thanks, Colin (or anyone), please answer this question.
How much has it upgraded from the previews version?
I had the equivalent to the size M but it was a Huion tablet and i can tell you that after hours of retouching i would have preferred a size S. Your hand gets tired from have to cover all that surface. I just ordered the small one
Curios to know if you are satisfied with your size small decision?
I have never used a wacom tablet so to be honest I dont have any idea.
I want to use it for editing my photos on 15”’ macbook pro.
Price is not an issue . Please recommend me the best .
Thanks .
What an amazing review. If I may, I would recommend this XP-Pen Deco 01 V2 tablet. It was my first tablet and it is not only relatively cheap, but pretty good quality as well. wacom is overpriced I think!
Very good description of the device. How do I choose between the small and the medium? I have a 13” laptop and a 27” monitor. Thanks!
Depends if you need to take it with you or leave it on your desk.
Is it possible to replace the USB-C to USB-A cable to a USB-C to USB-C cable? I want to connect it to my macbook directly
Thanks for the comprehensive overview. I have recently bought a Wacom Intuos Pro S tablet. I appreciate that it isn't designed primarily to be a signature capture device, but this is certainly something I want to use it for. My question is this: is therte a way to ensuure that pen movements on the tablet are captured without rescaling/zooming? I.e. if I sign on the tablet such that if the start of my signature is, say, one and a quarter inches to the left of where it finishes, then the signature as it appears on the Word document, or whatever software package I am using, is also one and a quarter inches wide, without having to resize it manually afterwards?
You can change the mapping of your tablet
so if you draw in illustrator and use photoshop paint brush , is this small size enough ? i mean is it comfortable ?. i m thinking about buying one , S or M
What did you choose s or m? I have a this problem
I own the pro Medium and got the pro Small today. I have noticed that on the medium when you rest your finger on 1 of the expresskeys it displays what is linked on your monitor before pressing it. On the small i cant get this to work is this something they took out? I have checked express key view. Great review though!
I picked one of these up today as well and was disappointed to see that the capacitive touch on the express keys doesn’t seem to be there. I was looking forward to this feature as with different settings for each app it’s a lot to remember.
It’s really bad that there is no description of this anywhere, the one user comment in this video is the only place online I’ve found that even mentions it.
What are the dimensions of the drawing area on the tablet?
Does wacom pen 3d work on the intuos small
Thx Colin for this video. I was thinking of buying such kind of device. But I still don't know what size: Small or Medium
Well, I do have 2 graphics tablets, wacom intuos 13 HD and tye other one is Ugee M708. After having these 2 tablets I am still gonna but this little one. I am sure you will not regret 😉 I do sculpting and texturing plus Photoshop retouching. I would strongly recommend you to buy this small version packed with all the features.
Does the SMALL version on the touch ring give you just 2 options, or the 8 of the old version? (4 options with 2 directions). I have the older SMALL, and I use the 4 positions of the touch ring ALL THE TIME. I understand the Medium NEW version gives you the 8 options, but not the SMALL. I want to confirm this. I would prefer the NEW SMALL, but can't give up that option.
useful when I get a tablet
May 18 2020. B&H has this tablet on sale for $149. I ordered mine today. Free shipping.
Actually, that's a different tablet. The one for $149 is USB only and is the Professional. The review is on the Pro Creative.
I use a macbook 13", do you think the small size is too small for light illustration? Or should I get the standard intuos m
Get a medium tablet. I don't think wacom is good honestly. The nibs wear down too fast (planned obsolescence).
Nice video Jim, it’s confirmed my intention to get a tab, and I’ve always fancied a Wacom, now I know I do. I’m just a home retoucher, would you recommend the small as being enough? What are advantages if any, of having the medium? Thank you.
Medium gives you two extra buttons and allows you to change the texture sheet, whereas the small you are stuck with the standard texture which appears to wear out the pen nibs much quicker. Small is definitely more portable but the fixed texture sheet made me go with the medium after doing some research.
The small is definitely enough, especially for retouching, the medium allows you to toggle different functions on the touch ring, where as the small, you can only set one at a time. It also seems to me like the small has a slightly smoother texture, so it shouldn't wear out nibs as fast.
Nghi La thanks for our insight. Appreciate that. Medium it is.
photoshopCAFE thanks Jim.
How to resize brush in small with touch ring as it’s easy in large one
I would very much like to get one of these for my photoshop workflow. I am scratching my head on the sizes. Would the small be too small. I know the large would be enormous for me. I just worry if I buy the medium I will find it too big.
Yes, just buy the small one, the medium and the large are very big and later you won't be able to use them properly. would be a waste of investment.
Curios to know which size Wacom tablet you ended up buying - and if you are satisfied with your decision?
Does it work with Wacom Pro Pen 3D?
Since your upload is almost one year old, I am not sure if I'll get a reply. But I never loose hope. I had thought of buying the Medium, but for two reasons I feel myself compelled to consider the Small. 1. The Medium is not available in my place, but the Small and Large are. Large is out of the question. And the Small is lesser dent on my pocket. 2. The Small will not use up a lot of space on my desk, though portability hardly matters to me as I work on Desk Top always. Now, my question is, will the actual working surface be sufficient to the work I do on Photoshop or Lightroom etc? I intend to upgrade to a 27 inch monitor. Wouldn't the actual work surface area be less considering the monitor is going to be 27 inch. I don't believe in upgrading on tablets later, instead, buy the size I need and never find the need to upgrade to Medium or Large. Please guide me. Another thing the Medium is available in the paper edition. Will the paper edition work the same way if I remove the paper sheet? Hope I'll get a timely reply, thanks. And as usual your videos and tutorials are always fantastic.
Hello, I have a question. Does it work on laptops? Or does it have to be connected on a desktop computer?
Works on laptop
The marketing guys who worked at Wacom HQ 15 years ago used to pronounce it "WAK-om". I'm glad it is actually to "WAH-com" as that is much better sounding. I used to work at Rohde & Schwarz and nobody at the US branches of the company knew how to say the name properly either! :)
(It is ROW-da and SVARTS, not ROW-dee and SHWARTS).
what tablet do you think a beginner should buy? (budget max. 350$).It would be very helpful if you could answer me!Thanks!
basically it depends how comfortable you are with the surface area, I own 3 tablets 2 of them are wacom 13 HD, and the other one is UGEEM708, In my experience if I could turn back the time, I would buy the small tablet, because its more comfortable and uses less space on your desk. (You might think space is something you can compromise on but TBH, later on, you will go crazy and eventually will put it back in original packaging for the rest of your life). I strongly recommend you to buy this small version. It has all the features that other tablet might miss.
@@ismyalak1419 oh ok man thanks! I do also prefer the small size
I've got the previous small and never got use to it. My handy mouse still does the job!
Small is great, people don't understand that you just need the distance you travel with your mouse, if you do more you just getting tired for no reason.
Hello guys! I'm new here and after some extensive research I'm inclined to buy this drawing tablet as my very first one. I have ONE question though: Does the screen detect the pen as it's hovering closely above it? (I've seen before that some tablets have this feature.. maybe all? dunno). Otherwise I don't really know how I'd get used to something that's based on guessing how to get the pen on the right spot and that would be a complete disaster for me. :D
Yes, it uses EMR, the cursor moves as the pen gets close to the tablet, it draws when you touch the tablet, its quite a natural experience.
I understand, thank you!
Good video, greetings
thanks
So... Is it 9196 levels of sensitivity or 8192??
8192
hey Mr. Colin thanks for review, could you please check one thing for me, is it really usable when we charge it with a power bank, because I'm currently using Intuos 2015 S, and it doesn't allow me to work while i'm using a charger or power bank, but mine on I have a great experience because i'm able to use it with my Desk and my laptop at same time with a simple way, just plug in to desk and connects for my desk and when plug out it's automatically connects to my laptop wirelessly less than 3 seconds, do the new pro tab also works like that, i'm really curious to hear from you, battery performance is great about a week for me, and please also mention battery life for new pro, my everyday usage about 7hrs thanks
Ill check on this
The Wacom site shows that it's not compatible with the 'Art Pen'. Bummer
I have used the art pen with it and it works
Also does this pen support rotation under Angle Jitter?
No, you need to get a different pen for rotation, the art pen it used to be called
@@photoshopcafe I current use the Art Pen which I bought in 2015 on my classic Intuos 4. Is there an updated version of Art Pen?
@@tk9406 I can confirm the earlier Art pen works on this tablet with rotation, I just tried mine
@@photoshopcafe Interesting. Now I just need an Art Pen that also has the 8000+ levels of pressure sensitivity
You don't need anything bigger than the small for photo editing. I only use the tablet for dodge/burning, spot removal and cloning. I've used the large version in the past and it was a waste of space and money.
Can upgrade it to paper edition?
I think you can
Hey, could someone help me please? I bought my wacom intuos pro small a few months ago and the pen works fine, but when I'm using the touch function - using the tablet as a track pad - it seems that when I tap one time (which is the left click of the mouse) sometimes it won't work and I have to touch it again so I can click on something. Does that happen with your tablet Colin? Or with any other person's tablet?
I haven' noticed it doing that, check the settings in preferences for touch, also reinstall the Wacom drivers and see if that helps?
photoshopCAFE I've already reinstalled the drivers and checked the touch settings. I mean, the touch works, but sometimes it's necessary a double tap. Could you test it and tell me if yours does that too please?
@@henriquedesimoneart9897 Ill let you know if it does
Are you on Windows or Mac?
Is the charge port still a piece of junk that breaks quickly?
Retouchers need a Mini-Small tablet size so they don't have to portion map the tablet.
I had a n older Wacom and I had nothing but problems. I bought a new one same problems. DON'T waste your money the software just is down right awful and the pen never work right. I havn't tried and Ipad like ones but I done with is company.
Bluetooth has delay gap and the cable quality very cheap , i had 4 wacom products and i never satisfide with their built quality after six months the performance is getting worse
Shut up and take my $$!! 🤓 Wack 'em indeed! 👍
Thanks for the terrific video.
Wah-com eh? Japanese make brilliant gear, I just wished they knew how to spell ;-)
oh gosh new macs dont have usb?
This marketing greedy tech people needs to know how to have morals and need to learn when enough is enough!
Omg, you sound just like John C. Reilly!
Way overpriced
I bought my Wacom and it was a piece of crap. My advice is get some paper and crayons, they work so much better.
I always thought "WayCom" Thanks! Cheers from Holland.