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product_id: 37587802
title: "Intuos Pro Medium"
brand: "wacom"
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# Bluetooth wireless battery-free pen tech 8192 pressure levels Intuos Pro Medium

**Brand:** wacom
**Price:** AR$1190397
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your digital canvas with pro-grade precision and freedom — don’t just create, dominate.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Intuos Pro Medium by wacom
- **How much does it cost?** AR$1190397 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- wacom enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wacom brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Workflow Mastery:** 8 Express Keys, Touch Ring, and multi-touch gestures put your shortcuts and navigation at your fingertips.
- • **Ergonomic & Sleek Design:** Slim, lightweight tablet crafted for all-day comfort and effortless portability between workspaces.
- • **Exclusive Creative Boost:** Get 3 months of Capture One and MASV file transfer included—power your projects with premium software perks.
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Compact Bluetooth design lets you create untethered, reducing desk clutter and boosting mobility.
- • **Unmatched Precision Control:** Experience ultra-responsive 8192-level pressure sensitivity with the Pro Pen 2 for flawless digital artistry.

## Overview

The Wacom Intuos Pro Medium is a professional-grade graphics tablet featuring the battery-free Pro Pen 2 with 8192 pressure sensitivity levels and tilt recognition. Its compact, slim design supports Bluetooth wireless connectivity and customizable Express Keys, Touch Ring, and multi-touch gestures for an optimized creative workflow. Compatible with Mac and PC, it includes a 3-month trial of Capture One and MASV file transfer, making it a top choice for serious digital artists and designers.

## Description

The professional standard in creative pen tablets Wacom Intuos Pro sets a new standard for professional graphics tablets. The new Wacom Pro Pen 2 features impressive pressure sensitivity, tilt response and virtually lag free tracking. Get natural creative control while you illustrate, edit or design digitally with Intuos Pro. Individualize your digital workplace Customizable Express Keys, Touch Ring, Radial Menus and pen side switches provide easy shortcuts. Multi touch surface lets you zoom, pan and navigate. Three different Texture Sheets (from smooth to rough) personalize your tablet surface feel. Sold separately. Slim and sleek design Intuos Pro art tablet is super slim and compact. The included Wacom Pro Pen 2 has interchangeable pen tips. A beautiful new Pen Stand is included. Connect to your PC or Mac with built in Wireless Bluetooth or a USB cable. The standard Intuos Pro and the Paper Edition graphic design tablets are available in medium and large sizes. Accessories (sold separately): Ballpoint Pen, Fine tip Pen, Pencil, Texture Sheets, Soft Cases, Pen Nibs, and Refills. Resolution: 5080 LPI. Tilt recognition plus or minus 60 levels.

Review: Great product and great use. - So combine this with the carry case for the extra protection. It's pretty comfortable, and was easy to set up, didn't have to do much to get started on drawing. The sensitivity is pretty good, and I would recommend a microfibre cloth to clean the surface (a glasses cleaning cloth works great btw) It comes with plenty of nibs for the pen, and the drawing ability is great, you can use your finger, or the provided pen. It's pretty good! This is nice if you want something a bit smaller than your keyboard, but not overly small, but it's not too big either.
Review: Industry Standard, Worth the Price - After poring over reviews for less expensive tablets I finally decided to purchase the more expensive Intuos Pro (medium size). While pricey, it does not disappoint. It suits my needs perfectly as a 3d artist who suffers from wrist and joint pain. I moved from a mouse to a trackball years ago, and while it helped, it did not alleviate the problem. The pen-tablet combo is even better, for while some movements remain repetitive, many are mitigated through the multiple ways of accomplishing similar tasks. I still pull out the trackball when doing simple things like typing/navigating documents etc., but am using the stylus more-and-more for a variety of applications as I become used to it. PROS: ● Intuitive settings interface ● The included stylus is easy on the hands (mine are large, but not huge: long thin fingers) ● Bluetooth or Type C connection for wireless or wired use (nice when it works) ● Mid-size tablet is a perfect size for everything I do (the large would be too much for my tasks) ● Pen comes with several replacement nibs ● Tablet surface is sensitive and feels natural to write on for me ● Has a user friendly "Touch" feature that turns it into a giant track-pad with programmable hand gestures (works really well for me) ● "Touch" feature can be disabled with the flick of a switch ● On-tablet programmable buttons, as well as pop-up menus for all or select apps ● The option to replace the standard (medium) drawing surface (smooth, medium, rough) CONS: ● Sometimes the driver stops working (so far not often). Pulling its USB and then plugging it back in takes care of this, and when that fails a reboot is necessary--annoying when in the middle of a work-flow. EDIT: The bluetooth has consistently broken the tablet drivers--so much so that I stopped using the wireless option. It would be a great feature, if it worked without having to restart the system constantly. My bluetooth adapter works without a hitch with my other devices, so the problem seems to be Wacom's drivers. When plugged in (not using bluetooth) the drivers are much more consistent. Apparently Wacom drivers seem to be an issue with other reviewers as well--hopefully these issues are addressed through updates. ● The side buttons on the new model are stiff, requiring a bit of pressure to toggle/keep toggled. Repetitive tasks are then more difficult, especially when hand fatigue sets in. As a result I find myself using the keyboard for shortcuts with my left hand while working the stylus with my right. Wacom would do well to lighten the mechanical switch, or provide the option for user defined pressure settings. ● The "Touch" feature can only be disabled through the mechanical side switch. Some applications do not distinguish well between pen and hand input, making the touch feature undesirable when a stylus is necessary. It is a bit annoying to have to physically toggle a switch when one is using keyboard shortcuts, pop-up menus, etc. Wacom would do well to also include a programmable shortcut etc. for touch on/off (I believe the older version of the Intuos had this feature, but without the mechanical switch--which I do like). ● The included medium grade drawing surface seems to be wearing out my nibs prematurely. If I end up spending a lot on extra nibs I will take the plunge and replace the surface with its smooth variant, but would rather save the money. For now I am carefully refining my used nibs with 1000 grit sandpaper, which works well-enough. In spite of these annoyances, I am satisfied with this tablet. Hopefully the next permutation by Wacom will be even better (especially driver stability).

## Features

- Precision Graphics Tablet: Our professional Wacom Intuos utilizes trusted Pro Pen technology to allow for hours of image editing, illustration or design work
- Ultra-Responsive Wacom Pro Pen 2: The included ergonomic 8192 pressure sensitive battery-free pen is easy to control, giving you the familiar feel that you are used to with exceptional sensitivity
- Compact Bluetooth Design: The compact design along with touch gestures and programmable buttons give you a broad range of ways to personalize the way you work and create
- Productivity Boosters: Speed up and stay in creative flow with multi-touch gestures and get easy shortcuts with customizable 8 Express Keys Touch Ring and pen side switches
- Creative Software: Register your Intuos Pro and receive 3-months of Capture One, and 3-months/250GB of MASV file transfer; offer available for customers located in the Americas

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01MQU5LW7 |
| Average Battery Life (in hours) | 1 seconds |
| Batteries | 1 A batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #181 in Computer Graphics Tablets |
| Brand | Wacom |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,031) |
| Date First Available | January 5, 2017 |
| Hardware Platform | Mac, PC |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 13.14 x 8.54 x 0.31 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.54 pounds |
| Item model number | PTH660 |
| Manufacturer | Wacom Technology Corporation |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Windows and Mac Compatible |
| Product Dimensions | 13.14 x 8.54 x 0.31 inches |
| Rear Webcam Resolution | 0.1 MP |
| Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Series | Wacom Intuos Pro, Medium, Black (PTH660) |
| Standing screen display size | 132 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wacom
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
- **Operating System:** Windows and Mac Compatible
- **Pressure Sensitivity:** 8192 Levels
- **Special Feature:** Bluetooth, Expresskeys

## Images

![Intuos Pro Medium - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51+U2gtSrBL.jpg)
![Intuos Pro Medium - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/711A2JEEKLL.jpg)
![Intuos Pro Medium - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71WPkJ9cF8L.jpg)
![Intuos Pro Medium - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71gsAgOAmgL.jpg)
![Intuos Pro Medium - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71v+T+NxxcL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: do the pen nibs wear out quickly?**
A: I've used a couple of surface sheets in my 7 years using Wacom products - the rougher side apparently results in more wear than the standard or smooth papers. That said, I feel like it will be years before I come close to running out of the provided nibs since it's once every many months - if not more - that I notice wear on my nib. 

A note: I use Wacom as an all-day, mouse replacement. So, I'm constantly using it (you can sort of see where the scroll bar is on my tablet). While I am regularly using the nib, I'm not doing a lot of fill-in or illustration so it may be those drawing / painting more with it see wear more quickly.

Tl;dr - There's nib wear, but my workload has at least 2 nibs / year lasting. If I needed a rougher surface to enjoy the pencil-on-paper feel, expect to trade off that feeling for reduced wear.

**Q: Does it come with extra nibs?**
A: I assume, by nibs, you mean pen tips? If so, then yes, there are several inside the pen base.  Basically, you unscrew the bottom of the pen base to take it a part and there are several extra pen tips in side of it.

**Q: Is this tablet compatible with Windows 10?**
A: Yes.  Currently using it with Windows 10 Anniversary Edition and Photoshop CC 2017 without issue.

**Q: I'm a lefty, can i use the tablet with the controls on the right side? ie upside down i guess**
A: Yes, I'm a lefty and use it just fine. You can flip the controls under mapping in the settings. You can't just turn it upside down or your lines will go the wrong way

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product and great use.
*by G***N on December 21, 2025*

So combine this with the carry case for the extra protection. It's pretty comfortable, and was easy to set up, didn't have to do much to get started on drawing. The sensitivity is pretty good, and I would recommend a microfibre cloth to clean the surface (a glasses cleaning cloth works great btw) It comes with plenty of nibs for the pen, and the drawing ability is great, you can use your finger, or the provided pen. It's pretty good! This is nice if you want something a bit smaller than your keyboard, but not overly small, but it's not too big either.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Industry Standard, Worth the Price
*by N***H on September 13, 2017*

After poring over reviews for less expensive tablets I finally decided to purchase the more expensive Intuos Pro (medium size). While pricey, it does not disappoint. It suits my needs perfectly as a 3d artist who suffers from wrist and joint pain. I moved from a mouse to a trackball years ago, and while it helped, it did not alleviate the problem. The pen-tablet combo is even better, for while some movements remain repetitive, many are mitigated through the multiple ways of accomplishing similar tasks. I still pull out the trackball when doing simple things like typing/navigating documents etc., but am using the stylus more-and-more for a variety of applications as I become used to it. PROS: ● Intuitive settings interface ● The included stylus is easy on the hands (mine are large, but not huge: long thin fingers) ● Bluetooth or Type C connection for wireless or wired use (nice when it works) ● Mid-size tablet is a perfect size for everything I do (the large would be too much for my tasks) ● Pen comes with several replacement nibs ● Tablet surface is sensitive and feels natural to write on for me ● Has a user friendly "Touch" feature that turns it into a giant track-pad with programmable hand gestures (works really well for me) ● "Touch" feature can be disabled with the flick of a switch ● On-tablet programmable buttons, as well as pop-up menus for all or select apps ● The option to replace the standard (medium) drawing surface (smooth, medium, rough) CONS: ● Sometimes the driver stops working (so far not often). Pulling its USB and then plugging it back in takes care of this, and when that fails a reboot is necessary--annoying when in the middle of a work-flow. EDIT: The bluetooth has consistently broken the tablet drivers--so much so that I stopped using the wireless option. It would be a great feature, if it worked without having to restart the system constantly. My bluetooth adapter works without a hitch with my other devices, so the problem seems to be Wacom's drivers. When plugged in (not using bluetooth) the drivers are much more consistent. Apparently Wacom drivers seem to be an issue with other reviewers as well--hopefully these issues are addressed through updates. ● The side buttons on the new model are stiff, requiring a bit of pressure to toggle/keep toggled. Repetitive tasks are then more difficult, especially when hand fatigue sets in. As a result I find myself using the keyboard for shortcuts with my left hand while working the stylus with my right. Wacom would do well to lighten the mechanical switch, or provide the option for user defined pressure settings. ● The "Touch" feature can only be disabled through the mechanical side switch. Some applications do not distinguish well between pen and hand input, making the touch feature undesirable when a stylus is necessary. It is a bit annoying to have to physically toggle a switch when one is using keyboard shortcuts, pop-up menus, etc. Wacom would do well to also include a programmable shortcut etc. for touch on/off (I believe the older version of the Intuos had this feature, but without the mechanical switch--which I do like). ● The included medium grade drawing surface seems to be wearing out my nibs prematurely. If I end up spending a lot on extra nibs I will take the plunge and replace the surface with its smooth variant, but would rather save the money. For now I am carefully refining my used nibs with 1000 grit sandpaper, which works well-enough. In spite of these annoyances, I am satisfied with this tablet. Hopefully the next permutation by Wacom will be even better (especially driver stability).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tablet, works as well as my iPad Pro!
*by R***K on July 14, 2020*

I want to preface this review by stating that I have never used anything like an actual Cintiq or similar. The closest comparison is my iPad Pro, which I had been using to creating fantasy art digital paintings for a good two years as of this review. My switch to a Wacom Intuous Pro was spurred by the fact that I'm now doing more complex illustrations and I really need the power of desktop Photoshop. Not iPad Photoshop, but he real deal app! I love Procreate, but Photoshop has the true power that I need when working on my drawings. Yes, you can draw and compose and paint all day long on the iPad Pro with Procreate, but I needed more processing power and, quite frankly, more layers! I previously had a Wacom Intuous 3, like probably 12 years ago or so. I used it back then, but never got into digital painting like I have in the last two years. I have no problems going from using the Apple Pencil which draws directly on the screen vs. using the Wacom Pen 2, down on my desk with myself staring at the screen. In fact, I think there is a slight advantage for me personally because now I no longer have a tendency to hunch over the iPad. It just seems to work for me just fine. I like to use my Wacom Intuous Pro M in tandem with the Apple Magic TrackPad 2. There are times when I connect via Bluetooth and my Wacom has a lag. I find that if I turn off the trackpad, then turn it back on, the Wacom pen and trackpad work without disrupting the either. I do find that I need to turn off my Magic Mouse entirely however. Yes, I like to work with both the Apple trackpad and mouse, I think it keeps my wrists from going bad and it just keeps my brain guessing, I suppose. You know, using multiple inputs for moving the cursor around and all. All in all, I would recommend this to anyone, the Wacom Intuos Pro M. I had one of the smaller Intuos, and it was fine, but the Pro has much more sensitivity, thanks to the Wacom Pen 2. The nib does wear down faster than I remember, but it doesn't really bother me. I think the pressure can be adjusted, but I really haven't messed with it. Should beginners use this? I think for the level of control, levels of pressure, it might take away the frustration with using a cheaper tablet. It's like when I was learning to paint traditionally: when I went from student grade paints and brushes to pro grade materials, there really was a difference in how I could manipulate the paints and use a brush that actually held its point. I imagine working on a Cintiq with Photoshop would be just as awesome or maybe even more. But, I will say that the level of control I feel I have using the Intuos Pro M in Photoshop to draw, sketch, paint is so spot-on, that using the Intuos Pro M will save me hundreds of dollars when compared to a Cintiq.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Wacom Intuos Pro Medium Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet, 8 Customizable ExpressKeys, 8192 Pressure Sensitive Pro Pen 2 Included, Compatible with Mac OS and Windows,Black
- Wacom Drawing Glove, Two-Finger Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet Pen Display, 90% Recycled Material, eco-Friendly, one-Size (1 Pack), Black
- Wacom Standard Nibs for Digital Pro Pen 2 (10 Pack) (ACK22211)

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