Wacom Small Graphics Drawing Tablet

Wacom is a trusted well known and trusted brand in the art industry. They make some pretty high end tablets and some low end ones to, this would be one of the low end ones. No software, no buttons except on the pen / stylist, which can be a plus side if you look at it, it gives you more work space... That being said it does have less pressure then the other models, but I doubt you'll notice much of a difference if you are just starting out, but if you are a artist and or like to draw already, then i would save your money and get another tablet.. Wacom might be a great company but there are a few others behind them still holding strong and cheaper. If your looking for a tablet and money is not a concern, but u just want to start out, then this is great choice for beginners to entry level, even your basic photo editing nephew would love this for the holidays, lol.. (im sure they might shave 10 to 15$ off come the holidays for this? then it be worth it, and a great gift) *Edit* After 3 hours of testing it, it has stopped working on me and disconnected on me at least 4 to 6 times. Software or hardware? no idea, ive done a fresh install on software, and still had an issue, not happy. did a re install of the drivers /fresh, and fresh restart as well, 3rd time round seemed to happen less, no idea why, but still happening to me, maybe just a lemon tablet for me. (that being said there are some bad products out there if your really interested in this tablet do it, only if its on sale tho, 50+ is just to much, but its also a great gift idea for your friends/family members that loves art, or photo editing.) Plus side of things + working surface is big for its size + light weight + Great tablet for Beginners +good tablet for photo editing Cons - *edit* disconnecting issue (might be just mine /lemon) - Price $50+ is still to much for this - no bluetooth - cord is short - only 2048 levels of pressure -+ No buttons / shortcut keys