Does Photoshop Work On Android Tablet

It's perfect for Adobe Photoshop or illustrator; my Photoshop work is way better now that I have a stylus & tablet.

I really like the Intuos Pro medium tablet, and I don't know how I used to work in Photoshop and Illustrator without it.

You can't use Photoshop to it's full potential without a tablet.

I like the small size of this tablet and its thin structure. It is perfect for my work in Lightroom, Photoshop, and ON1 apps. It replaces an older version that was a little bigger and bulkier.

I have been doing my work in Photoshop with a mouse or a tracker pad. It worked but was less accurate and didn't have the pressure sensitive feature of the Wacom tablet. The pressure sensitivity is worth buying the tablet alone. The tablet has so many ways it can be customized allowing you to work the way you work. I am glad I made the purchase. It does have a steep learning curve as you adjust to working with the pen and tablet. Also, I was considering the large tablet but bought the medium instead and am very glad I did. The large would require a lot of desktop real estate.

Work great with the M1 chip, and free Photoshop for a year is the perfect bonus for tablet users. Also the medium size is perfect, a little bigger than I imagined ... but easier to handle than my old large tablet.

Keyboard and mouse are good for photoshop work but with a tablet, ppl can do more. I would say if someone wants to do more serious photoshop work, a tablet is a must. I am not saying that mouse can't do the work tablet can, but steady mouse strike is not as accurate as pen strike, to be honest. My suggestion would be below 16' monitor, use small, above 27' monitor, use large, in the middle, use medium, generally speaking from my understanding.

Still using Photoshop CS6 with my Intuos 5 tablet. Glad these are available!

If you do photoshop and retouching this tablet with ease and change your life!

I bought the Wacom Intuos Creative Pen Tablet (Small, Black) to use with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom to process my photos as some of the features of Photoshop are only usable with a pen tablet. I've been extremely happy with the Wacom. It is simple to install and use and as I get more comfortable I using it more and a mouse less for all functions. A friend recommended that I get the small tablet as it will be all that you need except for the truly above and beyond artistic needs. They were right. The small size is all most people will need and is hundreds of dollars less expensive. My only regret about the Wacom is that I didn't get one sooner.