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I purchased this back in February 2026 so have had it less than a year. The tablet itself has worked great, but the stylus is really poor quality. All three buttons on the stylus have broke off. They don’t hold when I place them back in so for a while I had a rubber band holding one on but all three have come off now. Need an entirely new stylus at this point.
MLD|NYC
Love the redesign of this tablet, I've been using Wacom for over 20 years...but the pen is only 3 months old and the buttons have started to fall out. The pen is sleek but seems to be a little weak in build quality. Super disappointing.
Ana
I had an older model and decided to “upgrade.” All the buttons on the pen fell off one by one. There are two Bluetooth connection options, and usually neither works, so I just end up using the wired connection.
I use it to write on my slides while giving presentations, and the writing experience is just awful. For example, when I write letters with dots, it sometimes connects the dot to the letter as if I’m trying to draw a line. The ink annotations also change locations after I exit presentation mode. None of these happen with the older model.
Bret
Upgrading to the Wacom Intuos Pro Large (2025) has been a total game-changer for my design workflow! Having previously felt that my hand was always falling off the edge of medium-sized tablets, the massive 13.7 x 7.7-inch active area on this model finally gives me the room I need to breathe. Here’s why I’m loving it for my creative projects: The Pro Pen 3 is Next Level: It’s completely customizable, so I could adjust the weight, grip, and center of balance until it felt like a natural extension of my hand. It has near-zero lag and incredible pressure sensitivity that makes detailed line work feel effortless. Pro Shortcuts at My Fingertips: Moving the 10 ExpressKeys and those two mechanical dials to the top is such an ergonomic win. I’ve already mapped them to my most-used commands like undo, brush size, and timeline scrubbing, which has made my process so much faster. Perfect for Big Screens: If you use a large monitor or multiple displays, this is the one to get. It offers much higher fidelity for long, smooth strokes and lets me draw from the shoulder instead of just the wrist. Wireless Freedom: The Bluetooth 5.3 is super stable, and I’m getting about 16 hours of battery life, so I don't have to stay tethered to my desk all day. If you’re a serious artist or designer looking for a professional-grade tool that actually keeps up with you, this is worth every penny. It’s ultra-slim, sleek, and honestly just makes the whole creative process feel like "flow".
Andrea K
El embalaje vino destrozado, todas las piezas regadas por todos lados, el artículo estaba fuera de la caja y sucio. Faltaban algunas piezas, no tenía el pen. Pedi un algo nuevo no en estas condiciones. No probé si el artículo funciona o no
Comfortable and aesthetically pleasing …
Tablet functionality and new customizable buttons are great but the Pro Pen 3 included along with the tablet is frustrating. Button has broken in measly less than a month than use, the only replacement for the button caps is one without the flare tip. Using an original 2018 Intuos and that pen has never failed me. This is disappointing to say the least
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An upgrade that feels like a downgrade. I had many Intuos tablets, my latest one being the PTH-660. This new iteration is so thin and sleek it feels it is gonna break anytime. They reduced the footprint so much that the form factor sucks now : they eleiminated the extra tablet space on each side where your wrist could rest while using the tablet; so if you are right hander and move toward the extreme right side of the tablet, your palm rubs the tablet edge. The stylus pen looks also very small and fragile. The pursuit of sleekness and minimal design ruined this iteration. I am returning it.
HamerTime
This is my second drawing tablet. My first was a HUION HS611. I purchased the HUION based on a positive review I saw on YouTube, and the price was pretty good. I thought that getting used to a drawing tablet might be a painful and frustrating process once I started using the Huion. After seeing how much everyone was raving about Wacom tablets online, I decided to give it a try. If I didn't like it, I could always return it and keep the Huion instead (and save some money!).
This is the one I ultimately decided to keep. The difference was day and night. While it felt like I had to fight the Huion tablet every step of the way to get a good, clean line, the Wacom tablet does exactly what I expect it to do. Using it feels good. The texture has a little bite, but it's also extremely quiet and feels so smooth and buttery.
My only complaint is that the buttons and nobs of the tablet are located at the top, which makes them cumbersome to use. However, paired with a TourBox Elite, this issue disappears (and frankly, it's a better solution than a tablet with the buttons on the side anyway). Now I use them to control actions like computer volume and to switch screens; actions that are infrequent and don't interrupt my drawing process anyway.
If you're considering getting this but the price is hurting your soul, here are some things to think about. First, if you are a professional and make your living from your artwork, there is no other option. The pain of trying to get a lesser tablet to work the way you want is not worth your time. The more time you spend pressing undo, the more time you're not drawing and making money. Second, if you are a hobbyist or you're fairly new to digital drawing, this will be the least frustrating way to do it. I thought that I wouldn't be able to draw on my computer after getting the Huion. I probably would have gone back to pen and paper if I didn't get the Wacom. Save up and get this. You'll thank yourself. Buy once, cry once.
Andromeda
Didn’t expect to love it this much. The small sized tablet is so compact, fits well in my work area and perfect for graphic design work.
The instructions could use some improvement, instead of numbering each item without clear indication where to look up what the numbers correspond to, just have it identified on the paper, it’s printed anyway, without the user having to solve puzzles to figure out what the items are for (like the extra pen body and button options—didn’t even realize they were in the package until I watched an unpacking video someone made).
kris
So I have been working for 15years on a antient wacom tablet and 8 years ago they stopped supporting the driver and It just kept getting worse with the new systems. Just saying that tablet is still functioning and amazing. So I decided to get a new one to finally have a new driver update to not have any more issues. Well, wow! So much better! I hated having no bezel though as I use it a lot in After effects and yes you constantly work in the bottom right corner where the timeline is. I decided well I just buy the older Version from last year, save some money and have my bezel back. I immediately hated the old pen, lagging and less real time feel. I'm already used to the new smooth feeling of the pen 3. The difference of the pen and tablet is crazy. Well I made my own bezel with some foam pieces with a cut out and a vinyl tape on top. Problem solved. Looks naah, but I'm happy now :) I will love the small size for travelling though. So slim and tough! So yeah, no bezel but power. I also put a glass pro screen cover for a tablet on it as I prefer glass feeling over scratchy. Works as intended
david
Me encanto! Vino sellada y totalmente nueva. Los materiales se ven de muy alta calidad y vino con todos los accesorios. Pase de una intuos pro S 2012 a la Intuos pro M 2025 y si se siente una enorme mejora. Quiza aprenda a sacarle el 100% de provecho en un tiempo por que si que tiene muchas funciones que no entiendo aun. Ojala en un futuro cercano hayan protectores de la superficie por que me da dolor que se desgaste.
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