Wacom One HD Creative Pen Display, Drawing Tablet with Screen, 13.3" Graphics Monitor; Works with Mac, PC & Chromebook, Photo/Video Editing, Drawing & Education Old Gen (2019)

Best da... Huh? Keep it clean? *sigh* Ok. Best dadgum tablet out there. I mean there's better, wireless, bigger, more dpi, newer, but I mean for what I could afford this was amazing. Honestly it's been awesome, response is crazy fast, wireless pen no batteries shiiii that's the way to go bro. And sis. All inclusive in my reviews. Brightness is better than some monitors, speaking of which it doubles as a second monitor. Wann look boss mode badazz? Pop this bad boy out with your laptop, draw/edit/post produce then boom, watch a movie on it while you render on another screen. Can't tell ya how good this thing is. I've had it for a few years and the only thing I wish was that I sprung for the wireless one. But hey, price point and disposable income this was the right fit for me no doubt. Can't go wrong with Wacom and lifetime updates for free.

I wanted to wait a decent amount of time to write a review so I could attest to it's durability. I bought this 6 months ago and I am extremely happy. I'm a traditional artist who desired to try digital drawing. I started using my HP 360x touch screen but it was too old for a responsive stylus. I didn't need another stand alone tablet (Ipad) so I looked at display tablets that attach to a PC, laptop, or tablet. I knew I didn't want to go through buying a cheap one only to be frustrated and then buy a more expensive one essentially doubling the amount of money spent. After doing my research I decided to try the Wacom One. I am very satisfied with my purchase. Unlike other inexpensive brands I never have any issues with it responding. I can easily switch it to any of my devices. It's small enough to place in my lap if I want to use it on my Chromebook to be more comfy. It came with an abundance of long trials of the most popular software that I have utilized. That alone was worth the slightly higher price. You can easily get half a year or longer out of the trials getting time to learn them and pick a preferred drawing app. The stylus is precise and very responsive. The colors are vibrant. As a traditional artist I appreciate the paper feel it has. It comes with extra nibs to replace as they do wear down over time. I replaced mine immediately just to see how easy it was to do. It's so easy my kids could do it. The only thing I would change is the length of cord. It is bound together in the middle. Depending on how I am set up it can take a bit of rearranging to get the cords neatly arranged. If you like to use short cut keys you will need to set them to your keyboard as the stylus has the only on board button. You could also buy the accessories to add more buttons. I'm so pleased with Wacom I am already eyeing the Cintiq all in one. The appeal of the Cintiq All In One being able to have it connect and be able to be a stand alone tablet seems worth it.

This is, hands down, an amazing piece of hardware. I'm absolutely certain this would have a five star rating if not for Windows 10. If you're on Windows 10, you need to be careful of a few things: 1. Windows will mess up your resolution and might even mess with the pen: To fix these issues, make sure your display is set to 100% (no scaling) in Windows' settings, and turn off the Windows Ink checkbox in your Wacom settings. Sometimes you have to switch to 150% and then back to 100% - you'll know this is needed when the pen begins to draw incorrectly. As soon as you set this, you'll get a lot more screen space too! 2. If the C:\ drive is not your default installation drive (i.e., you've messed with your registry), you'll need to set it back temporarily while you install Wacom's drivers, otherwise they won't work. With that out of the way, I have to say that this tablet works well with both OSX and Windows (aside from the caveats above), and is far more of a pleasure to draw on that a Microsoft Surface or an iPad. I bought a Wacom Cintiq 16 Pro and almost returned the One, but I actually liked this tablet better and returned the $1400 Cintiq - which felt much worse to use with the abhorrent lag. I also like the pen that comes with this tablet better - contrary to some of the reviews, it doesn't feel too hard. You can adjust the "softness" in the Wacom settings as well. I saw a review where someone who bought this for marking documents complained about the lack of an undo button - which is silly because there _is_ a button on the pen, and you can easily map it to undo! That being said, I own a Wacom Expresskeys remote, which I rarely use but could be handy for those on the go. Overall, this is probably the best value for money screen tablet you can get at the moment. From the build quality I expect this to last for about 10 years, I'd be shocked if a Huion made it past the 5 year mark.

I had gotten this tablet to draw digital art commissions with as it was recommended to me by a few close friends who also use it, however despite the fact my computer has all of the proper ports to support this tablet, it refuses to work with it as well as the tablet's drivers also refuse to install onto my computer as the "Platform is not supported" in addition to my version of Windows is also actively blocking the pen input and has no way of unblocking it, which means I need to get a new computer in order to use this tablet. I do like this tablet, and I was so excited to get started using it, but given how much this tablet costs, I was pretty upset that it didn't work with my current system, which was given to me by my father's company since I couldn't afford to get one on my own at the time my last one croaked. I have been drawing digital art using only my mouse for the past 13 years and it's finally starting to hurt my wrist on top of the fact that drawing with my mouse, to get the quality I aim for, has me sitting there working for 8 and 12 hours on a single picture. I still have my olde sketch book that I draw in every now and then as well, and so I got the desire to combine the two using this tablet. My computer is a 2014 model ASUS, I am running Windows 7. However, my computer is an experimental build using a bunch of odd parts that were made to work together, so that might be why it isn't compatible with this tablet. I don't know for sure, as I am not very computer-savvy. Ironically though, this tablet does still function as a second monitor in that if I move my cursor all the way to the right, it'll appear on the tablet's screen, but my i3 CPU isn't really strong enough to support it as such, so there's another issue, however the pen input doesn't work due to the drivers refusing to install onto my system. I don't need a second monitor as desk is a big factor that I lack in, and so I had to unplug and re-box my tablet and cords until later on when I can use them. The screen quality on this tablet though, from what i've seen, was very, very impressive, so that gets 5-stars from me. I do plan to keep this tablet as some of my friends and I are planning to build me a new computer running either Windows 10 or 11 sometime early next year when i'm able to afford it, but I felt that this is something that other potential artists should know, that if you're running Windows 7, there's a big possibility that this tablet won't work on it. I don't really know how to rate something like this since it is a very nice tablet and I do like it, however I can't use it, so I have no idea what it's functionality is like, nor do I want to return it because i'm sure i'll be able to use it soon, so again, i'll say, if you're running Windows 7 from an older computer like how I am, there's a chance that this tablet won't work on it. ^_^;

I purchased this for my 15 year old daughter who loves digital drawing and art. She has been working with a Wacom pen tablet but has wanted a Wacom pen display for a long time. It just wasn’t possible until now, and she is so thrilled with it. It arrived in only 1 day. The set up was easy and she was up and drawing very quickly. It has a very nice look with white and black two tone coloring. It feels good in your hands, lightweight with a feeling of quality. She is also enjoying the free software that came with the product, but is glad that it works great with her favorite applications that she is already is familiar with. The thing she likes best is that she can sit back on the couch and sketch in a comfortable way, like with a paper sketch pad. We had been toying with the idea of buying another brand of display, but are glad we could stick with the quality of Wacom who we already trusted. We are not disappointed.

I love this tablet. I can draw for hours and hours with no fatigue. The screen is great and the pen is really nice. I've been drawing and painting in the physical world for years and was ready to add digital art to my repertoire. This version is affordable and great for anyone wanting to get into digital art. The set up was super easy except that I didn't have the right adapter (not the wacom's fault). My computer has an outdated VGA port instead of the more up to date HDMI. I had to order an adapter but in my excitement ordered the wrong one. It was the correct ends (HDMI/VGA) but I didn't realize it was one directional (even though it clearly states that in description). My husband had to go out and get another one for me at Staples but you can order it on amazon. The one that worked was the "HDMI to VGA Adapter by j5create". It's pricier than the one I ordered by mistake but it works great. Hope this review helps.

This thing is awesome. My first tablet with a display, and it blows my old tablet out of the water. IT'S SO GOOD! It will be everything you want and more. Pressure sensitivity is very precise and feels so smooth, plus it even has angle tracking in Photoshop and that fancy stuff if you want. The only issue is the screen brightness and color temperature are like an 8/10. Using the screen in a bright sun-lit room is pretty tough. For color temperature, I find myself having to do a final reference on a different monitor to make sure colors are what I expect. But---these are minor complaints. They barely affect my workflow, and it's just a small note. Don't let them discourage you from getting this awesome tablet.

I haven't had this tablet all that long. Somehow the usb-a that supplies data must have been damaged by a power surge(i guess). (the usb port still works on my computer)the cable connector does not. USB power works, the HDMI works, and usb-c connecting to the tablet works. For now the Tablet itself works as a second monitor and not much else. because the data cable is damaged the Wacom software does not recognize the tablet and i can not use the pen. For 400 bucks i can get a bad ass Ben-Q Zowie, with 144hrz refresh rate at 1440p. Anyway that's not why i bought this; i draw mostly on my ipad but i make my images 600DPI for those inky black lines. I transfer my drawings to the computer when i start hitting limits with adding layers and complexity to my drawings. This has been a great device for the week or so that i have had it. The device itself is of high quality , the problem is the cable. I have yet to talk to customer support, but i went ahead and ordered a new cable from Wacom. I move between a PC and Mac. If they will send me a replacement then i will have two, and only need to move the tablet between my computers. At the moment i could not get the cable on amazon through APrime. I had to order it through Wacom and pay an extra 16 bucks for two day shipping. The cable is only 34 bucks which isn't that bad, but I'm paying 50 so i can get it somewhat quicker. I will say this is a great tablet, for the size; i prefer a larger size but this is best for my current budget. The EK Remote works wonders and makes up for the lack of touch. I will be updating this review after my customer service experience with them. In the past, Wacom CS has been exceptional. If yo you have read to this point in my review i highly recommend a second cable as a back up or if you move between devices. I get why they made it this way but if one part of the link goes down then the whole thing is useless.

I just purchased this device and used it steady for the past two weeks. It is exactly what I needed - portable. I opted for the older Wacom One as I didn't require a Touch Screen. I also understood that the newer version has less cables which even makes it more portable. As this is only a secondary device to allow me to work while traveling the these two features where minor in comparison to the cost savings - nearly half what that newer model costs. As for drawing experience it is excellent- I love the grabby feel of the pen on the screen (like real paper) with extreme responsiveness and no paralax [sic]. The colors are also accurate enough for my temporary needs on the go.

I received it without the Uk plug

A mi me ha encantado. Llego en buen estado y funciona my bien, me hubiera encantado que tuviera la opción touch para ya no trabajar con el teclado, ni el mause. Además como un punto a considerar, lo programas que dice que tiene son solo pruebas, después de cierto tiempo tienes que pagarlos, uno de ellos ya no me dejó ni descargarlo, a mi no me molesta porque yo ya los tengo. Pero tal vez para otro si sea un punto importante.

Estava devolvendo ela pois não ligava... Então buscando solução descobri que é preciso configurar no PC a opção pra duas telas... No YouTube tem vários vídeos explicando sobre isso. Ufa, aí ela funcionou! Em resumo, pensei muito antes de escolher este modelo, fiquei entre as demais marcas do mercado nestes valores e este Display da Wacom. Como eu trabalhava com uma mesinha da wacom da mais basiquinha, foi um salto começar a usar esta... ainda estou me adaptando mas gosto da Wacom por ser fácil e descomplicada quanto ao sistema, além de ser uma marca muito boa. Ela vem com bastante cabos e etc, porém tive q comprar um adaptador (R$5,00) para a tomada daqui e um suporte para notebook mesmo já resolveu, mas este suporte tbm não precisa, depende de como vc vai se acostumar a trabalhar, eu ainda estou me adaptando e movimentando ela pela mesa aqui, rsrs. Adorei que ela não aquece muito, então não creio q precise comprar luvas se vc não curte muito esses acessórios ou não queira gastar tanto... A tela é muito boa pra desenhar, a caneta tbm, os níveis de pressão, aaa ela é ótima! Tenha sempre um paninho leve pra limpar a tela da poeira pra não arranhar tbm, isto é importante. Mas assim, eu uso pra desenhar, talvez para alguém que queira pra usar mais pra estudos ou etc., não seja a melhor opção, pois ela não tem nenhum botão lateral, pense que é apenas uma tela pra vc desenhar diretamente nela. No meu caso sou muito acostumada a utilizar duas telas (esta e do PC) e tbm o teclado, então para o que estou usando é incrível até então. Ótimo investimento! O tamanho dela é bom, é só questão de se acostumar. Imagino que trabalhar com uma tela maior seja ainda melhor, porém esta cumpre bem legal o que eu buscava. E entre comprar uma marca que não conhecia maior ou esta da Wacom preferi esta pela questão da qualidade e marca mesmo, mas não tenho outra pra comparar, quem sabe sejam boas tbm, enfim... acredito que valeu super à pena ;)

Screen resolution is perfect for beginners and intermediate artists .It is compact with comparatively less wires ,thus,best for compact spaces aswell as very portable .I mostly keep it stationary as it doesn't have long enough will to move it around .The max brightness level is not enough bright so the user might have to dim the room lights to get a nore accurate view.