Hard Tipped Stylus For Samsung Tablet

thanks B&H for recommending this for my new Samsung tablet.

I had a hard time holding on to my Samsung 10.5 Galaxy Tab S6. I knew pretty quick I was going to break the tablet. I bought this case and it's same as the case for my Galaxy S10e just bigger. Very easy to hold onto my tablet now couldn't be happer. If you are looking for heavy duty case ...you found it.

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

Working perfect with my 10.5 Samsung tablet.

I bought this to go with my Samsung tablet seems to be working very well

I was wanting something to go with my new Samsung 10.4 tablet this works very nice!

what a screaming hard drive best I have ever used way to go samsung!!!!!

My Intuos 4 finally stopped working after many years, so I decided to replace it with this Intuos BT-M. Setup was easy, and and the tablet works well, as expected. There are a couple of minor differences that I will need to get used to. The first is that my palm frequently rests half on the surface, and half off. There's not really a border around the edges. Just personal preference, but it would be nice to have a little more room on the bottom for the wrist. The other difference is that the stylus is much thinner and lighter than the Intuos 4 stylus. This is not necessarily a bad thing, depending on preferences, but I kind of miss the more substantial feel of the previous stylus. I may try to find a grip that might help the feel/weight. Of note though, I'm quite sure I'll get used to this one soon enough. But, I still give it 5 stars, because these I'll get accustomed to the differences, and the tablet works great. Stylish, too!

I'm an amateur photographer, and I am not an illustrator. I have no drawing talent whatsoever. Still, I read about tablets and how they can make photo retouching easier even if you're not an artist. I figured this tablet was perfect for an amateur like me. I was not disappointed. I've used it to retouch a few photos. It's true what I read: Once you try one of these, you don't want to go back to using a mouse! It's so much more natural to "brush" with the stylus in the shape of the are you're trying to clean up. The driver software is very good - it integrates well with Photoshop and allows you to define the buttons on the stylus and on the tablet to do a wide variety of things. The 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity are plenty for my needs - I'm well able to adjust the brush size "on the fly" this way to control light retouching versus more intense retouching. I'm sure an artist can use it to get a good range of light brush strokes versus heavy strokes. This was well worth the money. It's perfect for those who want a pen tablet but who are not professionals or who have a tight budget. I'm an engineer by trade which means I do a lot of textual work so for that I go back to the mouse. But it's nice to know I have the option to use the tablet for more than just photo retouching.

This is an excellent product that replaced an older, smaller Wacom tablet I purchased years ago. I was pleasantly surprised to find the new Intuos was easier to use and more responsive with the included stylus. This model comes with the wireless package although for me, I still use the USB cable to my Mac. I have completely eliminated the mouse for all my computing needs. It took me about a month to get completely comfortable using the stylus/tablet but the effort was well worth it. I love the pen pressure for brush sizes and opacity. I am no Photoshop expert but the Wacom has made post-processing more efficient and faster. This will only improve over time as I get more experience. I highly recommend the Wacom tablet.