Bluetooth Mouse For Drawing

Good Bluetooth mouse for use with laptop.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Magic Mouse is still the best Bluetooth mouse for the Mac.

Works very well, I am not big fan of Bluetooth mouse

I didn't like the Apple bluetooth mouse so I bought this one and it works just fine.

Noise and feel/touch on this model are like an old typewriter. I haven't done any detail/drawing with the mouse, but for regular use, the mouse seems quite precise, doesn't skip, nice scroll. Always a fan of the extended keyboard, better ergonomics compared with the laptop keypad and no more batteries using the wireless keyboard on my desk top. I would buy this product again but am hoping it is literally a keyboard for life, and I recommend purchasing from B & H. The item shipped quickly and was carefully packaged, .

I use this for drawing in Photoshop and Illustrator and it has just about replaced my mouse. I've only owned it for a couple of weeks and I'm not too far up the learning curve but after starting out feeling very awkward and somewhat frustrated I have become comfortable with it. I think the medium size would be fine for a lot of people. I use it with 3 monitors so it's nice to have the larger pad.

I use my mouse for regular computer use and CAD drawing. So far have had no issues. I really like the light click, you just have to put a little pressure on the button instead of having to push like you want to break it. I also really like and use the programmable buttons. When you use it on a extended desktop with a PC it moves smoothly and evenly unlike some other mice.

I had previously used the Wacom Cintique monitor at former employer and was pleasantly surprised at how well this tablet interface worked in comparison. The reaction time between screen and pen motion is excellent, and it is easy to plug/unplug the USB at any time you need the extra desk space to just use your standard mouse. I had initially tried the small version of this tablet and although it was much better than a standard mouse for drawing, the larger size is noticeably more accurate. If using 2 monitors you can assign just one monitor of domain for the pen travel for your drawing programs - this makes the horizontal-vertical movement ratio between the pen and the image much more realistic. I had a couple of strange glitches with a couple of the drawing tools come up intermittently, but they seem to go away after restart - so it was acceptable [sketchbook pro-6.0]. Overall would recommend this tablet.

This is the perfect size Wacom tablet for me, and I got it for two reasons, one for retouching and drawing, and two, to take the stress of using a mouse 24/7. I comes with multiple nibs, and the tablet itself is wireless, and can connect to your computer over bluetooth. The price was so excellent, that I had to get it.

I know the main purpose for this tablet is to be used for drawing, right? Well, that was not the case for me. I wanted to try editing a video project with this tablet, let me tell you, it is far better than using a mouse. As we speak, I use it as my daily pointing device now. I no longer use my mouse for it since I don't have to twist my wrist to use a mouse. The build quality on this tablet is very sturdy, I can put as much pressure as I'd like onto it without the fear of the tablet breaking.