Wacom have now introduced another innovation to their already amazing product line of industry standard, flagship graphics tablets – the Intuos4 Wireless. This new model retains all of the same features and benefits as the other ‘wired” Intuos models, but now sports Bluetooth connectivity between the computer and itself. The tablet will work at a … Read more
Although not the latest models being offered in the Wacom Intuos range of USB graphics tablets, the Intuos3 is still a great buy and you are not really losing out on any features or benefits from paying for the newer Intuos4 range either. The Wacom Intuos3 graphics tablet is ambidextrous and comes in 6 different … Read more
The Wacom Intuos4 range of graphics tablets are their current flagship model for the medium to serious home or professional user. The Intuos4 comes in 4 different sizes, Small, Medium, Large and XL (extra large) to suit all types of digital artist and also fit within an array of spending budgets. Great build quality. The … Read more
Wacom, the kings of the Graphics Tablet, have several product lines available, aimed at slightly different markets. From the full time professional users of the Cintiq range, to the grandmother who wants to edit a picture on her Bamboo Fun, they try to capture as many different kinds of people as possible. The new Intuos … Read more
As always, by the time you buy an electronics type product, whether it be a laptop, mobile phone or LCD TV, the newer, better model is only a few weeks away from hitting the shelves. The same goes for Wacom graphics tablets. Wacom have refreshed their line of Intuos tablets with a new styling and … Read more
A portable drawing tablet is a device that allows you to draw on the screen just like you would with paper and pencil. You can use it to create digital art, drawings, sketches, paintings or anything else! It’s an amazing device for artists who want more freedom when creating their work. However, some people don’t … Read more
Wacom are quite expensive, especially if you are looking to break into using them for the first time, but want a good quality product rather than some “new brand” you have never heard of before. This can be a real barrier to entry for some people. Luckily, there are a number of refurbished Wacom tablets … Read more
A graphics tablet can be used as an input device for digital drawing, painting, and photo editing software, working with laptops or desktop computers. But what happens when you want to use a small graphics tablet with a large computer screen? Is it possible? A small graphics tablets tablet is a great option for people … Read more
If you are looking for the best Wacom tablet that has touch or multi-touch capability, then read on. There are many Wacom tablets that have multi-touch and one of the most popular is the range, which comes in 3 different sizes. The Wacom Cintiq range also offers multi-touch, but only on a certain subset of … Read more
Wacom’s pen technology is the best on the market. The sensitivity and responsiveness of their pens are second to none, and we’ve all come to love them because they allow for a more natural drawing experience. But it can be hard sometimes when you lose or break your pen, so in this post I’m going … Read more
You are reading this blog post because you have a Wacom tablet and can’t get the pen pressure to work. There could be many reasons why this is happening. Some are physical such as a broken pen or loose or damaged nibs on your stylus. Other reasons could be software related. For example, if you … Read more
There are now two distinct kinds of graphics tablets, ones with a built in monitor and those that are an external device connected via USB to your PC or Mac. Those with a built in TFT screen are known as Interactive Pen Display devices. As with a normal USB Graphics Tablet, the user makes input … Read more
With digital artwork and photo editing moving more into a consumer market, Wacom, the industry standard manufacturers of graphics tablets and interactive pen displays, have created the perfect entry level product aimed at those who are just starting to explore their digital creative side. Designed to be portable and stylish, the Wacom Bamboo Fun is … Read more
Wacom are quite a clever company. Not only did they release the perfect consumer entry level graphics tablet, the Wacom Bamboo Fun, they also made it in 4 colors and 2 sizes. This review will cover the larger of the 2 sizes, the Wacom Bamboo Fun Medium. If you want to learn more about the … Read more
Genius seem to be cornering the market for cheaper and very feature rich products such as their range of G-Pen graphics tablets. The G-Pen F610 is known as an ultra slim tablet due to its small size and weight. It looks great in matte black with a darker grey active area which measures 6×10 inches. … Read more
Another maker of good and reasonably priced USB graphics tablets is Adesso. They currently make around 8 models which range from entry level products to professional tablets. They also provide an A4 style tablet for writing and recording notes which will be covered in a separate review. We will be looking at the Adesso CyberTablet … Read more
The Genius PenSketch 9×12 USB Graphics tablet is the latest device that has hit our review desk here at Graphics Tablet Reviews. This competent unit sits well with the range of other Genius tablets and input devices and will certainly not leave you wanting for extra features. The Pensketch tablet is pretty much as you … Read more
If you are looking for your first ever digital tablet for use at home, then you will find exactly what you are looking for with the Genius G-Pen 4500. Genius are a solid make and although not as perfect and as recognised as others such as Wacom, you will find that they deliver consistently good … Read more
Wacom seem to have it made. Not only do they produce excellent products at pretty reasonable prices, but they also have established themselves as the market leader in the graphics tablet industry. Products made by them were once only used by graphucs designers or photoshop gurus but Wacom have made massive in-roads to the consumer market, getting their USB graphics tablets into the homes of millions of people all over the world.
At the time of writing this review, the Cybertablet Z12 from Adesso is the only widescreen graphics tablet we have reviewed. With an active area of 10 x 6.25 inches, the Z12 certainly has lots of digital real estate to let you draw in photoshop or arrange in illustrator, but does it match up to … Read more
Technology is all well and good, but when you are carrying around a laptop, power supply, mouse and bag, things can get a little cumbersome. Also, at your computer desk or table, you need to keep room there for a cup of coffee, the telephone, kids drawings or that newtons cradle you got for christmas. You need space to work, which is where a small graphics tablet comes in.
When you are buying a cheaper model of graphics tablet, it can be easy to think that you will be getting a sub-standard model, or one that would not match up to the more expensive and popular models. Well, I guess you could apply that logic to anything you purchase – but the DigiPro WP5540 … Read more
In 2011, Wacom revamped their Bamboo tablet range with a new, sleep design and an all round better product release. The new Wacom Bamboo Pen, or Bamboo Pen And Touch models, both available in different sizes and colors, have shown good sales – and there is a reason why. They are the best consumer graphics … Read more
If you are a (lucky) user of Photoshop and have decided to extend away from just using a mouse to draw with, the graphics tablet, or pen tablet is pretty much your only choice. Unless you have several thousand to spend on a swanky LCD drawing tablet, a standard USB model that allows you to … Read more
Using a graphics tablet to draw Manga or Anime images or cartoons is certainly popular. People buying products through this site often buy a software package that offers Manga-style workflows and tools to go with their new tablet – so it is no wonder that Wacom have seized upon a chance to make more money … Read more
If you read some of the reviews on this site, it is pretty clear that Wacom make the best graphics tablet today. They are definitely the industry leader and their products are used by all types of people, from the lowly scrapbooker at home to the digital artist working on the latest 3D films. However, … Read more
One of the things that I find annoying about using my Wacom Bamboo touch tablet that I got last Christmas is that: The screen on my MacBook Pro is way too small to use a tablet with properly. I don’t have a big enough table to rest the laptop and the Wacom tablet on at the same time. The wire is always getting in the way.
If you are looking to get a graphics tablet that features top quality components, a high standard specification and good support and reliability then look not further than the Huion H610 Pro. Read our review of this great new graphics tablet.
Digital art is a challenging and fun way to create artwork. In this article I will show you 3 things you need to get started with digital art. Then, you can explore the world of digital painting and drawing for yourself. 1. Buy a graphics tablet A graphics tablet is the best way to start … Read more