Wacom Intuos S Black

An amazing tablet. I ordered this for work with photoshop and I really like it! Now I can work faster and easier 🙏🏻

Got it as a gift for a colleague. Works really well. Free software with it was great. Perfect for graphic designers who need sketching tools.

I use it simply to annotate screenshots - for which purpose it is fine. Doesnt take up much desktop space.

perfectly working ... nice device

Nothing more to specify really, placed an order, official estimated day to get it was within 3 days, however I got it a day earlier and everything works as it should, its packaged well etc.

Working perfect

Good

The Product is different only 4 buttons but they showed photo is 5 buttons

È la prima volta che uso la tavoletta grafica, devo dire che sono rimasto molto soddisfatto. Il prodotto è come lo immaginavo.... Eccellente, soddisfa a pieno le mie aspettative, L'HO comprato per usarlo con illustretor e photoshop, ho fatto centro. Si usa al posto del mouse

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Bom preço/qualidade. Recomendo.

I bought this to replace my Wacom Intuos Pro S which is very old and not supported anymore. I have a Wacom display tablet but I got issues with the cables and had to restart my computer if i wanted to use it. This Wacom Intuos M is very easy to install, easy to use and it doesn’t give me a headache with wacom center/driver. I have no problem with drawing and sculpting with a non-screen tablet such as this.

I'm a training instructor and as well as running courses in classrooms in our centres and at client locations, I sometimes need to deliver classes over the internet using conferencing software and hardware. One issue with this is how on earth do you use a whiteboard? I decided to buy one of these tablets to see if it was any use. The first thing you notice is that it is smaller than you think. The box contains the tablet, which has rubber studs on the back and four mappable buttons along the top, the stylus, and a USB cable. Software is downloadable from the Wacom website. It's a cinch to set up - you can pretty much just plug it in and use it straight away, but the software allows you to remap the buttons on the tablet for your own chosen functionality, configure the screen size (important if you are using multiple monitors and have your desktop extended across them all, as the tablet assumes that the complete width of all your monitors is a single screen, unless you tell it otherwise in the app) and so on. The stylus doesn't use batteries and has some spare tips inside - just unscrew the barrel and they're stowed inside. It takes a bit of getting used to. As soon as you hold the stylus over the tablet it works as a mouse, and if you tap on the tablet surface it registers as a click, so if you really take to it I suppose you could even ditch your mouse. Of course, the tablet works with graphics software such as Photoshop and Gimp, but it also works with the likes of Microsoft Paint, Paint.Net and Windows Ink within Windows 10. For my purposes (sketches during courses) I found that Microsoft Paint or Windows Ink were absolutely fine. Sure, these "lesser" packages don't support pressure sensitivity whereas the likes of Photoshop do, but for me they were perfect. The hardest thing to remember is that as you draw on the tablet, nothing appears on it, just on the screen, but after a little while I found that it became second nature. Weirdly I did find that if I tried drawing in Paint.Net with the tablet some things didn't work so well, such as if I wrote with the stylus, or tried to draw freehand circles, but it was fine in other programs. If you're a trainer like me and you want something that will let you doodle on the screen, present courses remotely with a virtual whiteboard, or if you fancy dabbling with photo editing, this tablet is small, light, portable, and doesn't break the bank. Of course, bigger and snazzier ones are available, but this one was a brilliant buy for me.