One by Wacom Small Graphics Drawing Tablet 8.3 x 5.7 Inches, Portable Versatile for Students and Creators, Ergonomic 2048 Pressure Sensitive Pen Included, Compatible with Chromebook Mac and Windows

I don't understand the bad reviews...this is the FIRST Wacom product I've ever bought that was truly plug and play. I'm on a MacBook Pro with USB-C, and shockingly, once I connected it with a USB-A to USB-C adapter (I used the Apple branded one), it automatically started working. I own about ten of the Intuos pads that I use for teaching ZBrush, and several other Wacom tablets (24" Cintiq Pro, 16" Cintiq, and Movink), and I've had issues with compatibility and drivers. This works amazingly well. It's nice and small, and an improvement over my Intuos pads. I even recently added the Bluetooth Intuos, and it's terrible and laggy. For $40, I'll probably replace all of my Intuos tablets for teaching. I recommend this one.

This is a product that I've always wanted to buy and needed but I was waiting on a better laptop which I got earlier this year. It makes editing photos whether with Photoshop® or Paint® apps. Although small in area, the tablet can be scaled to fit you needs. I wish I would have got it earlier!Additionally, you received the instruction manual, two, (2), replacement tips for the pen and the device to install it with. There are two action buttons at the bottom of the pen, plenty for all your editing needs.WACOM® NEVER DISAPPOINTS

Ok, getting the title out the way, I bought this tablet for osu!, a rhythm game where you aim your cursor and click the notes to the music, this review probably won't help you if you're looking at this for art purposes. Starting with the surface, the tablet is very rough and paper-like on the surface, but wears down and becomes smooth after about an hour of playing (dragging) on a select area. Yet, I can't say the same for the pen nib, the pen nib is very smooth and takes about a day to 2 days to wear down to the friction you drag, note this only applies to dragging players however. The Wacom drivers are okay, but they have a small bit of hardware smoothing and have limited settings on adjusting tablet area as the drivers were made for artists, so know to download opentabletdriver if you would like less delay and a better experience for osu! For the pen itself, I do have a few criticisms about it that knock this tablet down a bit in my own personal ratings. First is the buttons, now yes, even though this pen was made for people to draw and use the buttons for commands, the buttons get in the way with any way I try to grip the pen at the bottom, including when I actually want to draw something with the tablet. Second is the grip, the pen is very slippery and has a smooth finish on the texture, so it always slips out my hands when I get sweaty or even when I don't get sweaty. I had to apply tennis overgrip to the pen to solve this problem so yeah it is a pretty big issue. Yet, circling back to the tablet, it is a good tablet overall, and compared to the CTL/CTH 480 which is discontinued and costs hundreds to get from Japan, this tablet costs only 40 dollars, has a 133hz refresh rate, and is available anywhere you can go on amazon. In general, I recommend this tablet for osu!, and you should buy it. If it's good enough for the number 1 player, why wouldn't it be good enough for you!

This Wacom tablet completely changed the way I draw. The stylus feels super natural—like holding a real pen—and the pressure sensitivity is spot-on. Setup was easy, and it worked right away with my favorite art programs. Whether I’m sketching, painting, or editing photos, it’s responsive and precise. Definitely worth the investment if you’re serious about digital art or even just starting out!

Works great on my Windows 11 pc. Sooo much better than trying to use your mouse! Works with Teams and pretty much every other whiteboard app I have tried. I wish you didn’t have to install drivers with admin rights. Can’t use it on my work pc as I don’t have admin rights on that machine.

Wonderfully cheap and cheerful. Even if I had to replace it once a year I'd consider it a great deal at 40 bucks. I can't work on my computer without a graphics tablet, I use one instead of a mouse, and I work a lot on my computer every day. My last little Wacom lasted almost three years and I might have been able to just replace the pen or the nib but opted to go new because I put in thousands of hours a year on the tablet.A great buy.

It works well. Very small, light, and portable. It's no problem to throw it in your bag. I sorta wish I got a slightly larger size but it is nice that the small size doesn't take up too much desk space and is so portable.It is well worth the money for the value it provides. It gets the job done. It's not overly sensitive and it does seem to respond to changes in pressure when drawing. All and all I found it to be a good purchase.

so i bought this tablet solely for osu! and i mean it does what its supposed to, the actual tablets surface is rough and really wears down the pen nib, after only 6 hours of playing osu! while dragging the pen nib wore down into a sharp point, and the pen itself has no grip whatsoever, i had to buy tennis overgrip to have any semblance of grip. the small form factor is a plus, it doesnt take much space on my desk, it was a bit hard to get used to because of the difference in surface quality from my old tablet (Huion H1060P) but its worth its price and thats good enough for me, i really just needed to use a rough paper towel and rub the surface roughly for about half an hour to smooth it out. the pen is my only real complaint.