Wacom PTH660 Intuos Pro Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet for Mac or PC, Medium, New Model, Black

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Overall, the Wacom Intuos Pro is comfortable to work with and performs will with creative apps. It's also small and lightweight enough to use on the go. Battery life is also decent. There are a few niggles in the form of the slight lag and an unergonomic pen stand. We think most people will be happy with this Wacom tablet, but you may also want to consider newer alternatives such as the Xencelabs pen tablet bundle, which has a similar price point, but offers more in the box and performs very smoothly. The tablet uses a companion app called “ Inkspace”– which is available for Windows, Mac, IOS and Android. How does it work? source: wacom.com Which frees up your USB ports and eliminates the possibility of losing the wireless receiver. Driver – tablet settings and customization The Wacom Pro Pen 2 is comfortable to hold for long periods of time, and has impressive pressure sensitivity

There are a lot of cheap devices in the market which try to match the Intuos pro in terms of numbers and specs list. You can also customize the button on the pen along with changing the pressure settings. On-screen shortcuts like radial menus can also be set as per your liking. Accessories

Similarly, the pressure of the pen is well calibrated and you will not get weird pressure bumps and other pressure inconsistencies. With that said Wacom Intuos comes with the Pro Pen 2 which is Wacom’s most advanced stylus. It is arguably the best stylus in the market.

The medium and large models come with a total of eight shortcut button which is divided into two groups of 4 button. The overall drawing experience is very comfortable with everything working as smooth as you would expect. Surface Texture After you are done you can import your files from the tablet to the Inkspace app which allows you to save your files in JPG, PNG, SVG and PSD formats. If you want the added features but not the size, a smaller option is available. With a 7.4in screen and weighing less than a pound, the Wacom Intuos Pro Small is wonderfully portable. Be aware, though, that unlike the medium and large versions of this model, you won’t get the extra pen color rings and texture sheet sample card. Tilt sensitivity is a feature that makes your tablet sensitive to the angle of the pen over the surface. It’s not offered by the first device on our list, the Wacom Intuos family, but it is included in the Wacom Intuos Pro series of tablets.It is a very handy feature and really helps during making artwork. The touch ring has a toggle button at the center which toggles between various shortcuts. Connectivity – Wired and wireless Also of note is that I observed no noticeable lag time between tablet and computer screen when it was connected via USB. The Bluetooth connection also seemed quite good, though I did notice a little bit of latency when using the paintbrush tool for extended periods of time.

The driver allows your tablet to communicate with your computer. It also helps the computer to understand the pressure and tilt data. Included in the box: Pen stand, Extra pentips, Drivers, USB cable, Pro pen 2, Instruction booklet and the sample texture pad. The medium version sports a slightly smaller physical footprint than its predecessor and yet gains a larger active area. Depending on your desk size you could place it alongside your keyboard if you prefer not to use the ExpressKeys and touch ring. However, taking advantage of these time-saving features and shortcuts is far more productive. It’s also wireless, with Bluetooth 4.2 helping you to declutter your desktop and work from your sofa. Wacom Pro Pen 2 There is a high-quality pen stand included in the box. The pen stand holds the pen while not in use. It can keep the pen in standing as well as horizontal position. It has a metal base which gives it extra stability.

Make the Wacom Intuos Pro yours

To further customize the feel of the tablet – the Intuos Pro comes with different types of pen nibs with have their own grip levels. Also consider the size and weight of the tablet, especially if you expect to travel with it. And note the resolution, which Wacom generally measures in lines per inch (lpi). In practical terms, you need about 1,000lpi to see your drawing in high definition.