Wacom Intuos Medium, Bluetooth, Black (CTL6100WLK0)

Es un producto como uno se lo puede imaginar al tacto, calidad y bastante amigable. Definitivamente el tamaño mediano hace una diferencia para las personas que tenemos manos grandes, al menos yo lo he sentido cómodo en este par de días que la vengo utilizando. No soy diseñador ni ilustrador, soy Administrador especializado en MKT y aún así puedo decirles que he encontrado poco a poco las ventajas de esta herramienta para apoyo en mis actividades tanto profesionales como de extra-curriculares.Algo importante a mencionar y que me dejó un poco insatisfecho pero al mismo tiempo lo comprendo, es el hecho de que la caja especifique que vienen 3 Software de Bonus (Sí, al momento de registrar la tableta en la página oficial te da acceso a 3 instaladores: uno para un software de edición de fotografías, otro para ilustraciones y otro para ilustraciones en general y específicamente de mangas). La única licencia que viene disponible para registro es la del Software CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO y es para 2 años y la obtienes una vez registras la tableta en la página oficial de WACOM (lo confirmé con WACOM) los otros dos Softwares únicamente permiten un periodo de prueba de 90 días. ES DECIR NO TE QUEDAS CON LOS SOFTWARE DE MANERA PERMANENTE, UNA VEZ CUMPLEN SU PERIODO HAY QUE COMPRARLOS. Anteriormente al parecer sí venían incluidos como parte del paquete, ahora no.Fuera de eso estoy muy satisfecho con la compra y espero poder sacarle el provecho suficiente como principiante, tiene una curva de aprendizaje como cualquier electrónico pero nada que cualquier persona pueda superar.

As someone who was looking for a tablet that would provide a lag-free and user-friendly experience, I was drawn to the Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet. And I must say, it has surpassed my expectations in every way.Right out of the box, I could tell that Wacom put a lot of thought into designing a tablet that's both functional and visually appealing. The sleek and slim profile makes it portable and aesthetically pleasing, but what really impressed me is the performance.The connectivity via Bluetooth ensures a clutter-free workspace, and the setup process was a breeze. The tablet was quickly recognized by my system, and I was able to get started without any unnecessary hassles.What sets this tablet apart is its responsiveness. I was eager to test the claim of a lag-free experience, and the Wacom Intuos delivered. Drawing, sketching, and illustrating felt fluid and natural, as if I was working with traditional media. The pressure sensitivity is on point, allowing for precise control and a wide range of artistic expressions.The learning curve was surprisingly minimal. The included software and tutorials were helpful in getting acquainted with the tablet, but even without them, the intuitive interface makes navigation and customization easy for both beginners and professionals.Battery life is also commendable. I can work for long hours without worrying about constantly recharging the tablet. It's another aspect that adds to the overall ease of use and convenience.In conclusion, the Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet is a must-have for anyone looking to explore digital art or enhance their existing skills. Its combination of flawless performance, ease of use, and attractive design make it a valuable investment for artists of all levels.Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, the Wacom Intuos offers a perfect blend of performance and simplicity. It has made my artistic endeavors more enjoyable and efficient, and I'm confident it will do the same for you. Highly recommended!

Bought as gift for son, received no complaints

Good Quality

I was a graphic designer for a long time, and I have a very old Wacom board I purchased years ago. I wanted a smaller, more portable board, but felt the smallest size would hurt my hand (per reviews), so I bought the medium size which is close to the size of an 8 x 11 piece of paper. So glad I did, as this size is perfect for how I use the board -- to work with photos.But -- I can see why some reviewers are having a problem. Best advice I can give is to go back to what we learned in drawing class: Move your arm when you draw, not your hand, and you'll get a much smoother line.If you need extra traction for control, tape a piece of paper down on the top of the Wacom and draw on that instead of the (slippery) board. When working with photos, try to start with the highest res image you can as low res images are very pixelated and can make working with close up details difficult.Enjoy! And Highly Recommended!