Wacom One 12 Drawing Tablet with Screen (2023)
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About Wacom One 12 Drawing Tablet with Screen (2023)
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
66% appreciated the battery life, though 34% found it drained quickly
I love that there are no batteries or charging required for the device.
When using a powerful program, the battery life drains quickly.
I have found that the tablet requires a computer and wall power to function, and it lacks a battery even if a laptop is available.
I expected the Wacom One to last as long as my Bamboo, which is still working perfectly after 8 years.
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71% praised the seamless compatibility, while 29% experienced issues
The tablet is compatible with most Wacom EMR pens, including Samsung S Pen, Surface Pro 1/2 Pens, and Dell Active EMR Pen.
I have used the tablet with Microsoft Office, Openboard, Sketchbook and Adobe software.
I have used the tablet with Microsoft tools, Openboard, Skechbook and Adobe. It is compatible with all the famous writing and drawing tools.
My computer is an experimental build and it might be the reason why it is not compatible with the tablet.
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69% appreciated the customizable options, but 31% found them limited
I had to be careful not to misconfigure settings, but eventually kept everything at default and everything is working great.
The tablet has a way to change display settings, but it doesn't fix the issue of off colors, especially blues, purples, and pinks.
84% praised the drawing accuracy, while 16% experienced some lag
The drawing experience is good once I get used to the slight parallax. It is very pressure sensitive and has almost zero latency/lag if I have a powerful computer. Tilt sensitivity works great.
The drawing experience is good once I get used to the slight parallax. It is very pressure sensitive and has almost zero latency/lag if I have a powerful computer. Tilt sensitivity works great as well.
I find it hard to adjust to the difference in colors between my monitor screen and my drawing tablet screen.
The cursor appears 1/4th of an inch away from where I press and calibration did not fix this problem.
73% praised the durable construction, but 27% faced issues
I want to wait for a decent amount of time to write a review so that I can attest to the durability of the product. I bought it 6 months ago and I am extremely happy with it.
My stylus nib is durable and does not show any signs of wear like my older tablets and pen nibs.
I hope the tablet is durable even though I don't plan to abuse it.
I have been using the tablet for 6 months and am extremely happy with its durability.
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72% liked the portable design, though 28% found it bulky
I have started taking this portable tablet everywhere.
I am obsessed with the portability of this tablet. I compared it to the iPad and the pen and display finish feel so much better. It just fits in my bag and goes, so I take it everywhere.
The screen size of 13.3 is sufficient for me to write and draw on.
I find the 13.3 size at a 16:9 aspect ratio too short vertically.
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86% appreciated the pressure sensitivity, though 14% didn't
The tablet is very pressure sensitive with almost zero latency/lag if you have a powerful computer. The tilt sensitivity also works great.
A screen protector is a thin sheet of plastic or glass that doesn't affect the pressure sensitivity of the pen and doesn't impede any RF signals.
The pressure sensitivity is not as good as I remember from my old Intuos, but it may be due to settings and rosy memory.
Even after spending a lot of money, this product lacks shortcut keys and different levels of pressure sensors.
66% praised the high-resolution, though 34% found it lacking
The screen resolution is good enough for me to work with fine detail and shading of some pretty involved images.
I never use the on-screen display because the built-in screen resolution is small.
71% liked the tilt recognition, while 29% experienced glitches
Once I get used to the slight parallax, the drawing experience is good. The tablet is very pressure sensitive and has almost zero latency/lag if I have a powerful computer. The tilt sensitivity works great.
The stylus feels nice in my hand and is well balanced, but it doesn't support tilt.
The screen on my desk is at a weird angle and I never get to use the actual screen.
