Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet, Portable for Teachers, Students and Creators, 4 Customizable ExpressKeys, Compatible with Chromebook Mac OS Android and Windows - Black

if you are just starting this might be one of the best choices for you. It worked wonderfully for my 11-years-old daughter, though she required my assistance to configure it and get it up and running. She quickly got the grasp of it, it looks like a very good quality product and it was not that expensive when compared to similar products.

Value for money:Been having it for almost 5 month and still works well. Pressure sensitivity is good. Recommend it if need a drawing tablet. Size of it for personal preference. Small perfect for traveling. Quality is good.

I have so much fun with this

I needed a way to have disabled clients be able to sign digital documents (like job applications or rental applications and such), but the little fancy signature devices are ridiculously expensive. I forget how much this was, but I’d say around 30 bucks.As far as how it works, it connects up nicely to my older MacBook Air via Bluetooth. I should probably insert that there are far more expensive drawing pads, that a person could buy, but this was literally so I could sign my documents along with it being easier for disabled folks to sign them as well. The company I work, for uses a lot of DocuSign documents & this works perfectly.It is challenging to line up the pen to sign with, but I use a piece of paper with a box on it to sign, like I said, there’s much nicer signature pads, but I wanted cheap, not fancy.

Works perfectly just like my old one. Plus I love the pistachio accent. It's very cute, easy to set up too.

Drawing tablet and pen are excellent. Exactly what I was looking for.

I got it for such a good price. Nice deal!

I've used Wacom tablets as my only input device for 30 years. I use them for drawing and manipulating graphics, but I also use them as my mouse, so you can imagine the "mileage" I have put on Wacom pen nibs over the last 30 years. You can also imagine that I absolutely love Wacom tablets - I have not been without one in 30 years, and at times I've had two or three in use on different machines. However, this is only my second try with a wireless tablet. I have an older big wireless Wacom tablet that never worked properly in wireless mode - it would need to be reinstalled constantly, so I just used it with usb. This, my second wireless product, and it needs to be reconnected every time the computer sleeps or reboots, then it randomly stops working. Sometimes it just fails to right click, Sometimes it starts to lag - like it takes a second or two to respond. So, I hope you understand that it's not just "sour grapes" when I say that, in my limited experience, Wacom's wireless products leave something to be desired. This is a fabulous tablet when it works, but it fails to function and requires extra attention too often to be even acceptable as a daily driver. I'm returning it and going back to one of my old Wacoms that still work fine.