This is basically the same graphics tablet mentioned above, but with an extra feature: it’s wireless.Įveryone hates wires and I’m pretty sure you do to. I have written a whole article about the Wacom Intuos in which I address every single aspect of the drawing tablet in detail, you may read it here: Everything About the Wacom Intuos.įor more pictures and information about the tablet, you may also visit the manufacturer’s website. Since students tend not to have a lot of spare money, getting licenses to three decent programs without paying a dime for them is a particularly good deal. As other companies such as Huion keep on improving their products, the Wacom Intuos has been losing some ground, but it remains the leader in the starter graphics tablet league.Īlthough the Wacom Intuos is far from being the best device on the market, it certainly is a great choice for students and beginners, not only because the tablet has all the basic features, but because they work exactly like they should.Īnother reason why this drawing tablet is more popular than its counterparts is the software bundle. This device is used by almost everyone who is just entering the digital art world. This is the most popular drawing tablet sold by Wacom. ( Check the price and read reviews on Amazon) Here’s the list of Wacom tablets that do come with software: Only people who live in the Americas (from Canada all the way down to Argentina) have access to the software licenses. It’s extremely important for you know that even though the Wacom Intuos does come with three different programs: Corel Painter, PAINT PRO and Corel AfterShot 3, not everyone is entitled to download them.
#NOTE TAKING SOFTWARE FOR DRAWING TABLET DRIVERS#
The only Wacom tablets that come with a software bundle are the ones that belong to the Wacom Intuos series.Īlthough every single drawing tablet sold by Wacom comes with the drivers that are necessary for the devices to work properly, only a few of them actually come with drawing, painting and image editing software.
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