Wacom Intuos

The matte finish on the surface is very pleasant to glide your pen across, and the pen itself is quite slim, way better than my previous one. It has rubber coating at the endpoint, which can help with gripping onto it, useful for the Singaporean artists that are constantly in the heat and always sweating. The refresh rate is 133hz, which is normal for a drawing tablet, with a 122-4095 pressure area, which is relatively good for the price! The quality of the material is very nice and feels very premium, despite it being 42 to 65 dollars, way cheaper than flagships from around 2014 or so. Since it's from the reputable brand Wacom, expect high compatibility with third party drivers like Hawku and OpenTabletDriver. The ExpressKeys are extremely clicky, but they are a bit thin and chunky, but it doesn't really impact the experience. The input delay is near-zero with a lower-end desktop like I have, but there is a very small bit of hardware smoothing. Overall, it's a very good tablet, especially for the price, you can consider it the modern-era CTH-480 (old version), and a great competitor to the CTL-472!

I’m glad for my new tablet. It works brilliantly with my computer, as my previous one was incompatible. Responds snappily. The free bonus software is a lifesaver and money saver! A must buy.

Nice starter tablet. Gave it as a Christmas gift and the recipient loves it. Easy to draw with and set up

I wanted a drawing tablet for use with coloring models for multi-color 3D printing and this works great, only complaint is the micro-USB port, would prefer C, but not a big deal. On Ubuntu 25.10, Gnome knows what this tablet is without any additional software and it has a nice control panel for it to map the buttons and change other settings. For $39 I cant ask for much more.

I love this little tablet. It works perfectly. Its so easy to use especially with the software it comes with.

For those wondering about the dimensions of the smallest size like I was, it’s about 6x8 inches. It really is a great size especially for just wanting to get into digital art. I’ve used these before so i’m no stranger to having to look at the screen vs where your hand is at— so just be mindful that it’ll take some getting used to if you’ve never done that before. You’ll need to install a wacom application before using & it requires you to restart your device, so make sure you don't have any important tabs open. There are customizable buttons on the pen but I haven’t been able to get them to work unfortunately. Overall amazing, so happy to finally get back into digital art!!

My son is loving the functionality of this product. Great value and heist already drawing some great things.

The Wacom Intuos Small Bluetooth tablet is perfect for beginners, teachers, and students alike. It connects easily via Bluetooth, and the setup takes just a few minutes. I like that the pen feels natural to use, lightweight, responsive, and doesn’t need batteries. The tablet surface has a nice texture that mimics real paper, making sketching or writing comfortable and precise. It’s compact enough to carry around but still large enough for detailed work. The shortcut buttons are handy for quick actions, and it works smoothly with most creative and note-taking software. A dependable, portable tablet that’s great for both digital art and classroom use.