Wacom sketchpad pro reviews full#

The EIGHT(8) BUTTONS are fully remappable so you can map it to any key you want, they are tactile and has a small bump so you know where you press, they are very satisfying to press.

Wacom sketchpad pro reviews full#

you can double tap for click and hold, single tap for click, hold two fingers for scroll and anything a touchpad does, (I'm not kidding, the inner circle works like a laptop touchpad with full functionality) Not to mention the inner circle works like a trackpad. The TWO WHEELS are very sensitive and accurate, it is a God-Send for people who don't like to use the keyboard to change brush size/rotate/zoom etc. The PEN TILT works well, It is what they said, 60 Degrees of Tilt, it is accurate. It is very comfortable to press unlike the standard pen of the wacom intuos draw.

The button layout of the pen is quite good, larger on the top and smaller near the tip. The PEN is very comfortable to hold with the rubber grip, you will notice that you will draw quite well and steadily when using the pen. The drawing area feels great, amazing even, when you draw on it with the provided pen. The TABLET DRAWING AREA has a bit of a texture, so it feels like an H3 Pencil on a quality sketchpad. The TABLET SIZE of the 'Medium' Is quite large, I recommend you check out small for portability but the large suits my needs since I primarily use this to draw using Clip Studio Paint/Photoshop. I have bought the XP PEN Deco Pro just this week and just arrived today (at the time of writing), I have experience using Wacom Intuos Draw since 2018, I think the Intuos Draw has only 2k Pressure sensitivity, but all that aside, lets start with the review.