One by Wacom (Medium)

Overall very happy with purchase. The tablet itself is excellent. I love the feel of drawing on the surface. The pad feels solid and of high quality.The only criticisms I have are:1. The pen feels a bit budget and lightweight and the buttons feel a bit cheap for a product of this price.2. Not really an issue but considering the price and thats it's 2021 I would have expected the tablet to have a USB-C connector on it rather than a micro-USB. But like I said not really an issue as micro-USB aparently rated for 10000 connections and I don't intend to plug it in and out that many times.3. Usb cable supplied is only 1m long. 1.5m would be better for when the computer is placed under the desk.

I love this. I've only had it for a day but it's wonderful for your first art tablet (or even Osu!). It's easy to set up, very straightforward and they offer you free (2-8) drawing apps to use to get started (I didn't end up using them since I had my own drawing app). The only issue I have is that the pen does feel cheap plastic, other than that it's wonderful. I highly suggest this! It's also much cheaper than other brands.

5/5 in Bang for Buck

This is my first Digital Pen/Drawboard and it does exactly what I expected - which conveniently corresponds precisely to what I needed it for. As such: 5/5discl.: i ordered it to teach online, to compensate for the short-comings of my keyboard.You have 21.5x13.5cm to draw on which stand in relation to whatever space you define. e.g. The entire screen, or an application or parts of it. Your motions on your board proportionally translate to the movement on the screen.I use the pen on a large 16:9 screen. Because of the dimension differences, this results in a small but unnoticeable acceleration of the pen.Writing feels natural and my handwriting on screen looks identical to what my actual handwriting.Although I did not order it to draw with it, I find myself ... MoreThis is my first Digital Pen/Drawboard and it does exactly what I expected - which conveniently corresponds precisely to what I needed it for. As such: 5/5discl.: i ordered it to teach online, to compensate for the short-comings of my keyboard.You have 21.5x13.5cm to draw on which stand in relation to whatever space you define. e.g. The entire screen, or an application or parts of it. Your motions on your board proportionally translate to the movement on the screen.I use the pen on a large 16:9 screen. Because of the dimension differences, this results in a small but unnoticeable acceleration of the pen.Writing feels natural and my handwriting on screen looks identical to what my actual handwriting.Although I did not order it to draw with it, I find myself scribbling nonsense frequently since. It's a lot of fun to let myself go in Paint 3d. I can imagine it would make an amazing entry-pen for those who wish to use it for Photoshop/Gimp/etc

A Wonderful Beginner or Travel Tablet

This is perfect as a portable tablet or for someone just getting started as it fits easily in a laptop travel bag. The tablet is more of a firm writing/drawing experience than a Cintiq and that is preferable for some people. However, be warned that the pen is thinner and harder than the older Wacom pens so it is more uncomfortable to hold for long times as it lacks a rubber grip.

Cheap, cheerful and incredibly useful

Cheap and cheerful with a little practice this tablet enables freehand writing on any screen I love it. Set up is very easy, download the software and then it is a case of plug and play. I use this for teaching in a hybrid manner so that my online learners and classroom learners see all the annotations made on the board at the same time and it works really well.

Good basic tablet

Once you get used to the absolute positioning, it's quite nice to use a tablet instead of a mouse. This does what I'd hoped for, which includes the ability to do a right-click on the stylus while holding it close to the tablet, although keeping the pen still while clicking takes some getting used to. (I find it easier to tap the stylus on the tablet instead of using the left-click button). The only thing I've really missed so far from a budget tablet like this is the equivalent of a mouse wheel for zooming in and out.

Good piece of HW, crappy intallation process and "trial" SW

Feels line a nice device after unpacking, very lightweight, with a good finish. Bought it for my daughter to use in school as an add on for her Macbook Air, because all the rest of the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) program recommended laptops are Windows based. Still have no clue how this tablet is going to be used during the teaching process, hopefully Kanton Zurich has some SW for it since it is recommended by the BYOD program, but here are also some disappointments:1) You need to "register" it to be able to download the driver and SW2) Installing the SW is not straightforward, and tedious process3) After installing a specific SW you get a "license" code. And the biggest surprise is, that most of the SW is with a 3 months "trial" period!This week the laptops ... MoreFeels line a nice device after unpacking, very lightweight, with a good finish. Bought it for my daughter to use in school as an add on for her Macbook Air, because all the rest of the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) program recommended laptops are Windows based. Still have no clue how this tablet is going to be used during the teaching process, hopefully Kanton Zurich has some SW for it since it is recommended by the BYOD program, but here are also some disappointments:1) You need to "register" it to be able to download the driver and SW2) Installing the SW is not straightforward, and tedious process3) After installing a specific SW you get a "license" code. And the biggest surprise is, that most of the SW is with a 3 months "trial" period!This week the laptops of the kids must be configured for use by the IT department of the school. If this tablet is not usable, will try to return it

Great budget wacom tablet.

Overall the tablet is amazing as a budget option with an awesome build quality, premium feeling pen and great performance. Sadly it still uses the micro usb platform and not the usb-c platform but this tablet has been out on the market for a bit now so i didnt expect much.In summary, its good for any artists, graphical designers or even osu! players (as its a well known tablet within the community).

The price is right

I wanted a simple drawing tablet to use for digital art but also for navigation around my computer. While the Intuos line seemed nice, it was out of my budget so I settled for the Wacom One. I think for the price, what this offers is a simple, no frills experience that does exactly what it's supposed to do. This medium size also worked well if you use it over two monitors but for drawing I prefer to have more surface area, so I often adjust it in the settings to only map to one when I draw. Overall, I recommend it.

pen tool mouse

I've watched some youtube tutorials of editors and I noticed many used a pen tool. I hadn't used one before so I scoffed at the idea. Then I got curious about it because I am interested in improving my experience at the desk and these guys edit *all* day. Well, a pen is way better than a mouse! My hand and arm are more comfortable and I feel better editing.Note! It's not fully supported on Venture OS yet. Wait till the new driver is out. I'm bummed I have to use my mouse till the next update.