WacomIntuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet, Portable for Teachers, Students and Creators, 4 Customizable ExpressKeys, Compatible with Chromebook Mac OS Android and Windows - Black

Como siempre, Wacom no decepciona, llevo años usándolas y son productos de calidad.Para tener en cuenta, en modo bluetooth hay un pequeñísimo lag, pero nada grave para uso normal, para precisión como es mi caso, recomiendo el cable. En general la recomiendo

Se conecta fácil y es muy uil para trabajar.

I'm on my third Wacom tablet of this size. trying the blue tooth again, but usually leave it plugged in so it's ready to go without a delay. I never use a mouth anymore with this set up. Reliable, even with my being a pen tapper, the pen has never failed me.

I needed a way to have disabled clients be able to sign digital documents (like job applications or rental applications and such), but the little fancy signature devices are ridiculously expensive. I forget how much this was, but I’d say around 30 bucks.As far as how it works, it connects up nicely to my older MacBook Air via Bluetooth. I should probably insert that there are far more expensive drawing pads, that a person could buy, but this was literally so I could sign my documents along with it being easier for disabled folks to sign them as well. The company I work, for uses a lot of DocuSign documents & this works perfectly.It is challenging to line up the pen to sign with, but I use a piece of paper with a box on it to sign, like I said, there’s much nicer signature pads, but I wanted cheap, not fancy.

Nice!

Connected to my mac mini m4 with no problems. The software allows me to customize the buttons for photoshop and lightroom classic. The pen is pressure sensitive too. Professionals would probably want a larger pad.

MUCH cheaper due to the color, which I quite like! Watch out if you have a "vintage" Wacom driver already installed. I could not open mine to uninstall it, which the new driver requires before it ca install. I tried several times to drag it to the trash, empty it, and restart, to NO avail. Finally after several volleys of "help" from Apple (useless!) and Wacom (better than Apple) the Wacom tech suggested I download an APP called CleanMyMac and run it. I did, and it actually worked after a three hour scan and cleanup process. It was actually good for my machine anyway, so that's good... The trouble was that the Wacom Bamboo stylus pad I had 12 years ago, long since sold off, ran its driver on 24-bit software. Apple had since uprated the OS to 32-bit software, so I could NOT open the old driver to un-install it! You would think Apple would have provided some tool for this kind of obsolescence they promulgated upon us. Apple cares less and less about us. Wacom is a well-run company and their products, though overpriced, are still the best. This pad is excellent! Wireless lag is very small, and so far hasn't distracted me. I love it!

The ad doesn’t show the backside of the pad and it’s orders/edges are green. Could not tell from the ad images in the site. I could not use the Bluetooth ability because the pen 🖊️ doesn’t work in Bluetooth mode for my 2010 MacBook Pro. It only works in the old fashioned way via usb. The Mac book pro is a little old to Dow load the driver. But other Bluetooth devices like a wireless headphone do work except this new tablet.I may have to send it back for a refund.