It is while you get used to it, some people have a hard time with this, but the trick is to practice a lot because I couldn't draw as well as in real life, but eventually felt natural.
I was curious so I used my display tablet to register the pen on my bigger monitor... and well... it’s not hard at all it’s just a lil confusing.( I’ve used a pen tablet before for a whole 2 semesters ) Lets say a pen tablet requires more time to finish a project rather than a display tablet which is ya know better in some ways oh I use the xp pen artist 13.3 pro I won it at a raffle literally 3 days ago lol up until then I was using a Wacom pen tablet from like 2018 or so I don’t remember.
Yeah it’s not hard. There’s just a learning curve, like there is with any new tool. It wasn’t that hard to learn it but once I did, it was SO much better than anything else.
I was always using the small version and seemed just fine. This looks very good. I have tried this model in medium size but I think if working on MacBook Pro screen the small is better.
I bought the Intuos Pro Medium from 2017, and while it's great, I ultimately decided it wasn't worth it to upgrade from the 2013 model that I also own. I thought the bluetooth and the smaller footprint of the tablet would be worth it, but when I went back to the older one just to see how it felt after using the new one, I discovered there was NO drop off in the user experience for me. So I'm returning it to stick with the 2013 model. I would however, recommend the newer one to anybody looking to get a drawing tablet.
@@Andree89 In my opinion, absolutely, especially since you can find them for about $80 on eBay right now. There are third party brands that sell theirs brand new in that range, which isn't bad, but the Wacoms have the touch feature (if that's important to you; I like having it) and wireless (which the third party brands don't have at that range, usually).
My first tablet was a Wacom Intuos Pro Small (Pen and Touch) actually. I had it for 3 and a half years. But tbh it shouldve lasted a little longer, but i drew on it constantly everyday so ofc it wore down quicker (and younger me dropped it a lot so lesson learned . My new current one is the updated XP-PEN DECO Pro Tablet now. it's not like that but bigger Working area 11*6 inches . Still i highly reccommend you get it.
why am i watching a review of a drawing tablet that i already own haha. Ive been using it daily for about 8 months now and had no problems whatsoever. Its a really good tablet.
Ok so I’m a beginner who has never done any type of digital art and my parents don’t know I like to draw and I’m sort of confused at all the technology here but I’m wondering is this a good tablet for me? I am wondering if I can persuade my parents to get it for me for my 12th birthday. If I can figure out how to use it and do my research (which I have done a lot already) I’m hoping that it will work out and I can grow in my art :)
You can get away with the cheaper wacom intuos models. They are very good and the only thing they lack compared to the pro line up is the express key buttons and that the pen looks a bit less "pro". I have to say that if you are a beginner you won't notice the difference. The pro is for advanced users who can appreciate the small nifty additions. It won't make you draw better, they draw the same. In that case I recommend getting the cheaper option and spend the remaining money on something else, like maybe books on art topics you want to learn.
Mylifedoll435 1 get the Wacom One or bamboo fun or a huion. I’m a pro concept artist working on triple a games and I have been using a 25 dollar used Wacom from like 2001 for two years now. My 350 dollar Intuos medium pro broke after 2 years. Honestly these things all do the same stuff. You don’t need an expensive one.
Hello @Mylifedoll435 1 , I have had the "Wacom Bamboo" and have used it in combination with GIMP (free image editor) for years. You can really make awesome creations using these tools. I usually start of by drawing something on paper first, take a picture or make a scan of it for my PC and later finnish the image digitally with GIMP and Bamboo. So if your parents can't afford or for what ever reason will not buy this pro version for you, which is very expensive and I wouldn't blame them for it if they don't.. Really you can learn and make awesome stuff with Bamboo, no problem at all! I mean, I'm 42 and have my own income and it is not cheap. I am trying to get one secondhand.
Thank you for this helpful review! My parents bought me my first drawing tablet, the Wacom bamboo tablet (CTH-470) nearly a decade ago when it first came out. It still works great but is definitely a little beat up and antiquated. I’m thinking about upgrading and buying myself the Intuos Pro. Now I just can’t decide between the small or the medium 😖 the pro small is about the size of my bamboo and I’ve never had a problem but I am curious about a larger size.
@@MicaMilicica from personal experience, it mostly depends on ur usage(cuz some people go easy on the pen/tablet) and so i cant give an accurate answer but they do last quite a bit even with heavy usage plus u have multiple pen nibs either way so there is nothing to worry about :)
I really don't know if hand-eye coordination would fit me.. But with this video, I am pretty convinced to invest in this kind of tool. I've been watching many reviews (different tools and brands - of course, I'm looking for a budget-friendly one). Thanks for this!
Thanks for the review, I use an Intuos Pro M for everything at the computer instead of the mouse, it helps to perform better. Oh, and I just found your channel, great stuff! You have some Hungarian accent, do I hear well? Keep up with the great work!
The only things that's making it hard for me to move on from my Intuos 4 is that they don't have the digital readout for the express keys anymore. I really like that feature .___.
Ipad and cintiq feel weird to me since there is like zero friction while drawing. With the felt tips you really get the feel and sound of a marker on paper. ASMR bonus points!
I wouldve liked a comparison on the really old one. I have a really old one as well but I think mines in a medium but it takes up SOO much space on my desk, because its old the gap outside the canvas area is REALLY WIDE (I think mines from 10 years ago as well)
Thank you for the review, I have the the previous model and I am thinking about upgrading as well. Could you tell me how stable the bluetooth connection is during a few hours of retouching? With my current USB Wireless model, it often lost connection, so it was not reliable to work "wireless"
@Yes I'm a Designer Is there any difference between the initial released Intuos Pro M (2017) compared to the latest (2019). The model# PTH-660 is still the same. I could not find any infos about it. Thanks in advance!
Maik Kaune...hi, I am new and want to launch my TH-cam channel for physics lectures but I have no idea which one tablet is best for me. I will be highly thankful to you for your kind suggestion.
I currently have a Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch small, and I believe it is way too small for me to draw on, it’s uncomfortable and stressful to draw in such a small surface area. Would the small Intuos Pro be a better upgrade? Or should I look into getting the Intuos Pro Medium?
Just watched the video, I was wondering if to buy the tablet or iPad, as I never used the tablet and never got the chance to use one, sorry, I do think I should buy the iPad it’s the cost factor? Any advice would be good, one other thing, I would like to create a hard and web base portfolio, do you offer advice or will you do a video on this. Thanks 🙏🏼
Wacoms works great in Mac OS, I have 2 of them at home, the only thing with wacom is that they are quite expensive compared to the XP-Pen tablets which offers great value and pressure sensitivty, larger for less money, and also have battery less stylus.
Do you think the Large is worth the extra money, compared to the Medium? I'm looking to buy a new tablet to replace my 9-year-old Adesso, but the Medium Intuos Pro is quite a bit smaller than my old one. I've never used anything smaller, so I don't really know if it feels different.
How is the tablet when it comes to battery drain on the macbook pro 13 you have there? Does it drain less battery through bluetooth? or through usb cable (I mean on the laptop not the tablet)?
does it support TILT? and is there any cheaper model with tilt sensor option? my intuos small doesnt support tilt so i wanted to replace it with something that has tilt, i prefer wacom brand. thanks in advance.
Thank you for the review! I can hardly wait to try the S pro however I'm still not sure is it worth to buy the pro version, but the better pen, extra programable buttons for shortcuts and the "touchscreen" possibility convienced me. I was suspicious that you are Hungarian because of the pronunciation, so that I must check it up and found it out that you were born in Budapest:) Szép estét!
Are the pressure levels based on the pen or the screen? If it's based on the pen, can I buy a pen with over 8,000 pressure levels and use it on my wacom One that came with a +4000 p-lvl pen?
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.
Intuos pro being costly i was thinking to get the intuos. Could you tell me if it will be worth it? Is the lesser pen pressure a disadvantage? Does the intuos support two finger rotation and zooming feature like the intuos pro?
I couldn’t find an answer to this but can you go completely wireless with no computer just table and pen and draw anywhere like on a train or at school couldn’t fine an actual answer thanks
Guys can someone answer me please, what is better for begginers an ipad pro or an wacom intuos? Actually a graphic tablet or a regular tablet??? Olease answer me and thank you
It depends a lot on does it bother you to draw on a second surface which is what you would do with a intuos. With iPad though, you would also need to buy the pen for it, which would add extra cost to the whole package. In case of buying an Intuos, you wouldn't really need to buy anything more if you already had a computer.
Using myself as an example I am using a wacom intuos draw th and so far its pretty ok, once you get used to the hand eye coordination(mine still needs a bit of work ) it's great for starting out. I'd say the intuos is better since its a bit cheaper and it comes with bundled software(please note that its a trial so it should expire after a few months) so it gives you decent value for the money spent.
i am new user of wacom, i have wacom one as my first weapon. i will upgrade that. love wacom i have one question. should we re setting the mapping as new user of wacom tablet?
Szia Márton!! Jó ez a csatorna! Egy baj van vele! Igaz ,hogy angol a világ nyelv, de régen azért magyarul is tanácsokat adtál! És tudom ,hogy jó dolgokat mondasz és érdekel is! Csak nem értem!
MrNK1975 tervezunk magyar feliratokat hozzáadni a videókhoz és oktató anyagokhoz. Úgy van beállítva a csatorna amúgy hogy bárki hozzá tud férni az angol feliratokhoz és le tudja fordítani magyarra. Sok videónkat lefordították már mindenféle nyelvre önszorgalomból, hátha lesz majd valaki aki besegít a magyar fordítással is.
Nem is tudtam hogy magyarok vagytok. :) 10 évig semmi gond nem volt az intuos-szal? Még a driver sem halt le két hetente? :_D Egyébként köszi a videót! :)
Hi, I also love the Wacom Intuos Pro :) But I have a problem with the “R” (rotation tool). Every time I tap R on my keyboard the Wacom Pen doesn’t work, and it’s impossible to switch tools, to use ellipse/selection or any other tool. I have to restart the program and just avoid to use the “rotation tool” with the Wacom pen. I didn’t have such problem using the mouse... anyone could suggest a solution? Ps. Similar problem with the Reflect tool “O”, it looks like the Wacom pen doesn’t want to “let go” the cursor so that I can’t make the rotation or the reflection :(
I found one of these dump with no battery or stylus found a new battery on line but can i use any stylus because i really dont have the money to pay £60 for a pen.
As a long time digital artist I can tell you, you won't use any of the buttons and you never notice the thousands of levels of pressure sensitivity. I draw professionally on a XP-Pen Deco 01 10x6.25 inches and it is great, they are like $60 used and they last forever. Try and get one with some spare nibs if you can.
I use the buttons, in fact I'm trying to upgrade to this from the bamboo pen and touch because I'm tired of using my keyboard plus the buttons for my frequently used functions (it only has 4), really excited that the M&L of this has 12 options. I use the tablet placed Infront of the pc making the buttons easy to use, if I placed it on the right like in the video, my wrists hurt and it's a hassle using the buttons with the same hand I use to draw
i feel like i wont be able to make a free vertical stroke before i will run out of active area on the tablet. I don't see the point of such a weird dimension. 6 by 3 inches only? At least 6 by 4 would have been smarter.... I don't understand. Its like they are discouraging you to buy the small one.
First of all afaik you can set the sensitivity/speed in a similar way as your mouse. Then if thats not working for you, you can get a larger models (3 sizes). Finally... where in the name of the holy furballs did you get the 6 by 3 inches active area?.... Here let me help you (from Wacom itself): [ (6.3 in) x (3.9 in) ] of active area for the smallest one... ...which means that it is about 6:3.715 ratio, VERY close to your 3:2 (6x4) ratio and actually better than yours for the fact that it maps (very slightly) better to the vast majority of monitors (most are 16:9 due to being HD variations, a few are 16:10, for these wacom's ratio works better, while only a very few -mostly tablets- are 3:2, some 3:4 still exist too btw where your proposed ratio would work better than wacom's but either way it has no real difference since they are almost the same).
Play at 1.25 speed. Your welcome.
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Well I'll be
THANK U
Lmao he sounds normalish
thank u
Im actually managed to convince my parents to get me this for my 18th birthday! Im so excited!!! 😭
dude my 18th bday was yday and im still trying to find a good tablet since i have absolutely no clue D:
At Best Buy you can get a really good deal on it
Valerie Botello I just bought my intous medium pro for about $355.
Jorge G how is it? im getting one in large 🥺
ChosenToKill x3 did you find one?
I 've noticed that hand eye coordination isn't that difficult at all
It is while you get used to it, some people have a hard time with this, but the trick is to practice a lot because I couldn't draw as well as in real life, but eventually felt natural.
I was curious so I used my display tablet to register the pen on my bigger monitor... and well... it’s not hard at all it’s just a lil confusing.( I’ve used a pen tablet before for a whole 2 semesters ) Lets say a pen tablet requires more time to finish a project rather than a display tablet which is ya know better in some ways oh I use the xp pen artist 13.3 pro I won it at a raffle literally 3 days ago lol up until then I was using a Wacom pen tablet from like 2018 or so I don’t remember.
It took me 5 days to dominate it, now I refuse to return using a mouse.
Alfonso Gutiérrez that sounds great! It took me half a year to master the pen pressure and hand eye coordination for smaller details and curves lines.
Yeah it’s not hard. There’s just a learning curve, like there is with any new tool. It wasn’t that hard to learn it but once I did, it was SO much better than anything else.
I was always using the small version and seemed just fine. This looks very good. I have tried this model in medium size but I think if working on MacBook Pro screen the small is better.
I bought the Intuos Pro Medium from 2017, and while it's great, I ultimately decided it wasn't worth it to upgrade from the 2013 model that I also own. I thought the bluetooth and the smaller footprint of the tablet would be worth it, but when I went back to the older one just to see how it felt after using the new one, I discovered there was NO drop off in the user experience for me. So I'm returning it to stick with the 2013 model. I would however, recommend the newer one to anybody looking to get a drawing tablet.
so wacom intuos pro 2013 still worthed ? ini 2020
@@Andree89 In my opinion, absolutely, especially since you can find them for about $80 on eBay right now. There are third party brands that sell theirs brand new in that range, which isn't bad, but the Wacoms have the touch feature (if that's important to you; I like having it) and wireless (which the third party brands don't have at that range, usually).
@@briantium okay thanks !
but isn't the pressure level of the older model only up to 2048?
Your voice is so calming. Informative video too!
My first tablet was a Wacom Intuos Pro Small (Pen and Touch) actually. I had it for 3 and a half years. But tbh it shouldve lasted a little longer, but i drew on it constantly everyday so ofc it wore down quicker (and younger me dropped it a lot so lesson learned .
My new current one is the updated XP-PEN DECO Pro Tablet now. it's not like that but bigger Working area 11*6 inches . Still i highly reccommend you get it.
why am i watching a review of a drawing tablet that i already own haha. Ive been using it daily for about 8 months now and had no problems whatsoever. Its a really good tablet.
Because is sastyfing see a unboxing.
How long does it take to replace your pen nib? From what I’ve hear they ware down so quickly, is that true?
Does the pen and cursor have delay when painting? Or is it as exact like when moving the mouse?
Ok so I’m a beginner who has never done any type of digital art and my parents don’t know I like to draw and I’m sort of confused at all the technology here but I’m wondering is this a good tablet for me? I am wondering if I can persuade my parents to get it for me for my 12th birthday. If I can figure out how to use it and do my research (which I have done a lot already) I’m hoping that it will work out and I can grow in my art :)
You can get away with the cheaper wacom intuos models. They are very good and the only thing they lack compared to the pro line up is the express key buttons and that the pen looks a bit less "pro".
I have to say that if you are a beginner you won't notice the difference. The pro is for advanced users who can appreciate the small nifty additions. It won't make you draw better, they draw the same. In that case I recommend getting the cheaper option and spend the remaining money on something else, like maybe books on art topics you want to learn.
When's your birthday @Mylifedoll435 1 ?
Mylifedoll435 1 get the Wacom One or bamboo fun or a huion. I’m a pro concept artist working on triple a games and I have been using a 25 dollar used Wacom from like 2001 for two years now. My 350 dollar Intuos medium pro broke after 2 years. Honestly these things all do the same stuff. You don’t need an expensive one.
Hello @Mylifedoll435 1 , I have had the "Wacom Bamboo" and have used it in combination with GIMP (free image editor) for years. You can really make awesome creations using these tools. I usually start of by drawing something on paper first, take a picture or make a scan of it for my PC and later finnish the image digitally with GIMP and Bamboo. So if your parents can't afford or for what ever reason will not buy this pro version for you, which is very expensive and I wouldn't blame them for it if they don't.. Really you can learn and make awesome stuff with Bamboo, no problem at all!
I mean, I'm 42 and have my own income and it is not cheap. I am trying to get one secondhand.
@@TrinhStudios you kept saying cheaper option but you didnt address anything what models?
I haven't gotten this product in my mailbox yet, but I'm looking forward to it!
You got it now?
DID YOU GET IT YET
DiD u GoT iT??
You got it now?
how is it
Thank you for this helpful review! My parents bought me my first drawing tablet, the Wacom bamboo tablet (CTH-470) nearly a decade ago when it first came out. It still works great but is definitely a little beat up and antiquated. I’m thinking about upgrading and buying myself the Intuos Pro. Now I just can’t decide between the small or the medium 😖 the pro small is about the size of my bamboo and I’ve never had a problem but I am curious about a larger size.
Im in the same boat! What did you end up doing if you dont mind me asking?
@@MD-kb8zt I ended up going with the medium! No regrets. I figure if I need a smaller size for travel or something my little bamboo still works.
@@Tarynntism Hi! I'm thinking about upgrading to Intuos Pro myself. What is your experience with nib wear, how long does one last?
@@MicaMilicica from personal experience, it mostly depends on ur usage(cuz some people go easy on the pen/tablet) and so i cant give an accurate answer but they do last quite a bit even with heavy usage plus u have multiple pen nibs either way so there is nothing to worry about :)
@@ahmedsultan9945 thank you!
I really don't know if hand-eye coordination would fit me.. But with this video, I am pretty convinced to invest in this kind of tool. I've been watching many reviews (different tools and brands - of course, I'm looking for a budget-friendly one). Thanks for this!
USB-C is almost enough reason to upgrade by itself.
@You know the deal son The fact that you can plug it in both ways so you don't have to have a loop in the cable.
@@139-b7j safer to do so to save damaging usb port if knocked while stored.
Thanks for the review, I use an Intuos Pro M for everything at the computer instead of the mouse, it helps to perform better. Oh, and I just found your channel, great stuff! You have some Hungarian accent, do I hear well? Keep up with the great work!
The only things that's making it hard for me to move on from my Intuos 4 is that they don't have the digital readout for the express keys anymore. I really like that feature .___.
Ipad and cintiq feel weird to me since there is like zero friction while drawing. With the felt tips you really get the feel and sound of a marker on paper. ASMR bonus points!
I wouldve liked a comparison on the really old one. I have a really old one as well but I think mines in a medium but it takes up SOO much space on my desk, because its old the gap outside the canvas area is REALLY WIDE (I think mines from 10 years ago as well)
Your thumbnail at 2:56 - nailed it!
I found this trying to look for an a3 graphics tablet, because I used them at Art College back in 1999. Surely they still exist now?
Thank you for the review, I have the the previous model and I am thinking about upgrading as well. Could you tell me how stable the bluetooth connection is during a few hours of retouching? With my current USB Wireless model, it often lost connection, so it was not reliable to work "wireless"
Thoughts on using this for note taking?
@Yes I'm a Designer
Is there any difference between the initial released Intuos Pro M (2017) compared to the latest (2019). The model# PTH-660 is still the same. I could not find any infos about it. Thanks in advance!
Maik Kaune...hi,
I am new and want to launch my TH-cam channel for physics lectures but I have no idea which one tablet is best for me. I will be highly thankful to you for your kind suggestion.
I like it when you say WEY-COM
The other way, apparently correct way of pronouncing it sounds really weird for me, but next time I will try to say it like that 👍
I currently have a Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch small, and I believe it is way too small for me to draw on, it’s uncomfortable and stressful to draw in such a small surface area. Would the small Intuos Pro be a better upgrade? Or should I look into getting the Intuos Pro Medium?
Should i buy this or huion hs610? Please tell me why
Should I get large one for sculpting
Mine arrived today :) so excited to get started
Any New better version than this
To use in nuke compositing ?
Or i stick with this 5 ?
Thanks for guide
Just watched the video, I was wondering if to buy the tablet or iPad, as I never used the tablet and never got the chance to use one, sorry, I do think I should buy the iPad it’s the cost factor? Any advice would be good, one other thing, I would like to create a hard and web base portfolio, do you offer advice or will you do a video on this. Thanks 🙏🏼
Hi! Pls reply!! I have always been drawing on my phone and if I were to get this drawing pad, will it work or do I have to get a laptop too?
Thank you, this was really helpful!
How much does it cost? I’m interested in buying!
Not sure if review of Wacom tablet or advert for Apple.
Wacoms works great in Mac OS, I have 2 of them at home, the only thing with wacom is that they are quite expensive compared to the XP-Pen tablets which offers great value and pressure sensitivty, larger for less money, and also have battery less stylus.
I read in a forum, that the nibs are wearing off quickly on the standard surface. Is that correct ?
no ive been using mine for 8 months now with the same nib and its as good as new
@@_peky__1140 thnx
Do you think the Large is worth the extra money, compared to the Medium?
I'm looking to buy a new tablet to replace my 9-year-old Adesso, but the Medium Intuos Pro is quite a bit smaller than my old one. I've never used anything smaller, so I don't really know if it feels different.
Does it work with ACER laptop or should I get a macbook?
Gonna buy one today
Can you connect the tablet to the computer with a USB-C to USB-C cable?
Is it possible to use wacom Pro pen with an intuos bluetooth virsion?
How is the tablet when it comes to battery drain on the macbook pro 13 you have there? Does it drain less battery through bluetooth? or through usb cable (I mean on the laptop not the tablet)?
Getting this in a couple days, thanks!
does it support TILT? and is there any cheaper model with tilt sensor option? my intuos small doesnt support tilt so i wanted to replace it with something that has tilt, i prefer wacom brand. thanks in advance.
Thanks so much for your review.
How much is it?
link in bio, prices may vary based on your currency tiny.cc/fu5d6y
Thanks for your reply. I am not only your fan but also your student. here is my creativity... see please
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my pen tip is not working and my eraser is acting like my pen please help
Thank you for the review! I can hardly wait to try the S pro however I'm still not sure is it worth to buy the pro version, but the better pen, extra programable buttons for shortcuts and the "touchscreen" possibility convienced me.
I was suspicious that you are Hungarian because of the pronunciation, so that I must check it up and found it out that you were born in Budapest:) Szép estét!
Does it work on phone I rlly want this one but I don't remember if it works on phones
hi. Im planning to get this but is there anyway to replace the battery if it is overcharged or spoil in long run?
But the Medium and Large tablets are NOT the 2019 version, right?
Are the pressure levels based on the pen or the screen? If it's based on the pen, can I buy a pen with over 8,000 pressure levels and use it on my wacom One that came with a +4000 p-lvl pen?
The pen nibs wear out in matter of hours, vs months for the older tablets.
ive been using mine for around 7 hours a day for 8 months without changing the nib and its still as good as new
I think it depends on how hard you work, I never change my nibs but i have a friend who changes his constantly
It depends on how you use it tbh.
do we see mouse cursor while using the tablet?
on the not pro version can you zoom / rotate with your fingers ?
Just got one off of Facebook marketplace for 75 bucks.....steal of the century.
Is there a noticeable difference between the 8k pro model and non pro model 4k pens?
Hello All world what configuration your laptop mr yes i'm designer
You menitoned the ipad (plus sidecar I assume) can it function as a controller (mouse replacement) like the intuos?
wait how do you charge it ??
tosing up between tablet or display.... and product ..
I'm studying retouching online. Is a tablet worth it?
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.
And is it wireless
Wait is it compatible with osu
Will it work with 3d software? Just curious if modeling/sculpting/texturing might be quicker?
yes, you cant use zbrush without a graphic or screen tablet
How to charge the pen I’m stupid
Help, i cant open the Pen stand !
Does it work with Wacom Pro Pen 3D?
Intuos pro being costly i was thinking to get the intuos. Could you tell me if it will be worth it? Is the lesser pen pressure a disadvantage? Does the intuos support two finger rotation and zooming feature like the intuos pro?
If I’m not mistaken, they do. All cheaper Intuos models work on touch except Intuos Draw.
@@Xtimus14 wacom's marketing is very poor. And there is no indepth reviews of these products like there are for mobile phones.
Sir what of tab is good for teaching and making vadios lectures of science.
I couldn’t find an answer to this but can you go completely wireless with no computer just table and pen and draw anywhere like on a train or at school couldn’t fine an actual answer thanks
No, this only works with a desktop computer or laptop. You can use it wirelessly though.
Guys can someone answer me please, what is better for begginers an ipad pro or an wacom intuos? Actually a graphic tablet or a regular tablet??? Olease answer me and thank you
It depends a lot on does it bother you to draw on a second surface which is what you would do with a intuos. With iPad though, you would also need to buy the pen for it, which would add extra cost to the whole package. In case of buying an Intuos, you wouldn't really need to buy anything more if you already had a computer.
Using myself as an example I am using a wacom intuos draw th and so far its pretty ok, once you get used to the hand eye coordination(mine still needs a bit of work ) it's great for starting out. I'd say the intuos is better since its a bit cheaper and it comes with bundled software(please note that its a trial so it should expire after a few months) so it gives you decent value for the money spent.
@@danieleccleston7928 thank you guys! Ill go for intuos pro medium!
does this have wireless dongle？
does it come with its own software
yes, all wacom intuos tablets come with their own software, any other tablets that aren't apart of the intuos series, do not.
which is bigger intuos pro small or intuos medium ? whats the difference i cant decide .. i need it for drawing and photo retouching
The difference is that the medium size is bigger than the small size
what's the drawing latency?
Can The intous pro works with computer That has a 32 bits?
Should I sell my intuos 4 M for the latest regular intuos?
It is up to you, no pressure :)
@@YesImaDesigner I mean the non pro variant because of its smaller bezel or footprint?
DarkPa1adin it's hard to tell which one is better. The smaller bezels are great if saving desk space is important for you.
i am new user of wacom, i have wacom one as my first weapon. i will upgrade that. love wacom
i have one question. should we re setting the mapping as new user of wacom tablet?
U gonna kill ppl with ur new weapon xddddd
can you hook this up in the surface pro 5?
Is that a Samsung galaxy watch 3?
Does anyone know if the pen has an erasable bottom?
Does the pen and cursor have delay when painting? Or is it as exact like when moving the mouse?
nope its usually more precise than a mouse!
help my device doesn't support bluetooth..
Hello! Nice review! Please tell me, do you often use a Wacom Intuos Pro tablet without mouse? I've noticed you didn't use one.
I use both, but use Wacom esp for drawing and image retouching:)
A4 is like a school notebook paper?
Does it work with a chrombook?
Is it possible to limit the drawingarea to 1 Monitor, while having my second Monitor on?
Yes, this is done in the pen mapping settings of the tablet configuration software.
I have a problem with the pen, when I make a line upside it made itself down, I don't know how to fix it help.
Melissa Rivera I'm not sure why thats happening. I haven't experienced it myself. Maybe try to update or resintall the driver.
@@YesImaDesigner Thanks from El Salvador. ♡♡♡
Maybe switch your tablet 180°? Check which direction the express keys are supposed to be according tot the tablet driver (right vs. left)
Szia Márton!! Jó ez a csatorna! Egy baj van vele! Igaz ,hogy angol a világ nyelv, de régen azért magyarul is tanácsokat adtál! És tudom ,hogy jó dolgokat mondasz és érdekel is! Csak nem értem!
MrNK1975 tervezunk magyar feliratokat hozzáadni a videókhoz és oktató anyagokhoz. Úgy van beállítva a csatorna amúgy hogy bárki hozzá tud férni az angol feliratokhoz és le tudja fordítani magyarra. Sok videónkat lefordították már mindenféle nyelvre önszorgalomból, hátha lesz majd valaki aki besegít a magyar fordítással is.
Nem is tudtam hogy magyarok vagytok. :)
10 évig semmi gond nem volt az intuos-szal? Még a driver sem halt le két hetente? :_D
Egyébként köszi a videót! :)
Hi, I also love the Wacom Intuos Pro :)
But I have a problem with the “R” (rotation tool). Every time I tap R on my keyboard the Wacom Pen doesn’t work, and it’s impossible to switch tools, to use ellipse/selection or any other tool.
I have to restart the program and just avoid to use the “rotation tool” with the Wacom pen. I didn’t have such problem using the mouse... anyone could suggest a solution?
Ps. Similar problem with the Reflect tool “O”, it looks like the Wacom pen doesn’t want to “let go” the cursor so that I can’t make the rotation or the reflection :(
What program do you use?
Illustrator CC on Windows 10.
@@wiewiorka_ojoj4167 Not that familiar with Illustrator, sounds like you should update drivers or something like that
Which drawing app do you use? I should learn it... Please
He uses Photoshop
@@SussLord thank u 💜
Thanks for the review.
I found one of these dump with no battery or stylus found a new battery on line but can i use any stylus because i really dont have the money to pay £60 for a pen.
Found out why it were dumped it don't charge.
Can I connect this to smartphone?
No, unfortunately you can't. But that would be an awesome feature! 🤔👍
As a long time digital artist I can tell you, you won't use any of the buttons and you never notice the thousands of levels of pressure sensitivity. I draw professionally on a XP-Pen Deco 01 10x6.25 inches and it is great, they are like $60 used and they last forever. Try and get one with some spare nibs if you can.
I use the buttons, in fact I'm trying to upgrade to this from the bamboo pen and touch because I'm tired of using my keyboard plus the buttons for my frequently used functions (it only has 4), really excited that the M&L of this has 12 options. I use the tablet placed Infront of the pc making the buttons easy to use, if I placed it on the right like in the video, my wrists hurt and it's a hassle using the buttons with the same hand I use to draw
could someone tell me if this would work luminer 4 software thank you
Which specific model is it?
Wacom intous pro s. I have one
I should buy it
i feel like i wont be able to make a free vertical stroke before i will run out of active area on the tablet. I don't see the point of such a weird dimension. 6 by 3 inches only? At least 6 by 4 would have been smarter.... I don't understand. Its like they are discouraging you to buy the small one.
First of all afaik you can set the sensitivity/speed in a similar way as your mouse. Then if thats not working for you, you can get a larger models (3 sizes). Finally... where in the name of the holy furballs did you get the 6 by 3 inches active area?....
Here let me help you (from Wacom itself):
[ (6.3 in) x (3.9 in) ] of active area for the smallest one...
...which means that it is about 6:3.715 ratio, VERY close to your 3:2 (6x4) ratio and actually better than yours for the fact that it maps (very slightly) better to the vast majority of monitors (most are 16:9 due to being HD variations, a few are 16:10, for these wacom's ratio works better, while only a very few -mostly tablets- are 3:2, some 3:4 still exist too btw where your proposed ratio would work better than wacom's but either way it has no real difference since they are almost the same).