Microsoft Graphic Design Tablet

I just bought my first Wacom tablet and I can't believe I hadn't one of it before. I'm a graphic design student and only could use a drawing tablet at school. But now I can practice with it at home too. In the beginning, is challenging but after you learn the movements you'll save so much time. I highly recommend it if you use Photoshop, Illustrator or any design software.

I am a Graphic Design student. I use this tablet with Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator on my 13 MacBook Pro. I decided on the Medium size after trying out the small. The small size was nice because it was the same size as my laptop and was easy to transport. But, I like the larger work area of the Medium, and it still fits in my book bag. Plus, B&H had it for sale for a great price. This is the first tablet I have ever used. It took me a couple of days to become really comfortable using it, but once you get the hang of it, it really speeds up the workflow. There is a lot I can do with the tablet, that just isn't possible without one!

Needed this tablet for graphic design work and photo editing. Makes it SO MUCH easier. Don't know how I did it before. If you're thinking about it, just go for it already.

The best for graphic design.Love it,thanks!

I use it for my graphic design samples

Love using this for graphic design and digital storyboards!

My first Graphic tablet ever, so easy to use/connect/manage. I'm on a Mac. Would buy it again.

It is the first time for me to use a graphic tablet, but i got use on it so fast. I had some ptoblems because of windows ink at windows 10, but i solved it.

I'm an advertising and graphic design student at the Columbus College of Art & Design. This lens is amazing. It's quality and flexibility is stunning. I'm using it to create mock up's for would be ads to put into my portfolio. I do wish it had the VR (vibration reduction) that the 18-55 has. Other than that the only issue is that fellow students want to borrow it. I'm amazed at this thing I love it and I really feel the quality I'm getting out of it will help me to nab a JOB in a somewhat ominous professional landscape.

I'm a graphic designer with decades of drawing tablet experience. The best tablets have been Wacom for build quality, feel, and driver reliability. This tablet replaces my Wacom Intuos Pro Touch tablet. The build quality of the Xencelabs tablet is on par with the Wacom. The bundled stylii and controller provide excellent versatility and much more performance value than Wacom. The Xencelabs driver adds a feature I've asked of Wacom for many years - you can save custom settings and even share them. There's no way to do that via the Wacom driver. I do think there's some room for improvement on the Xencelabs driver. I'd like better click and double-click sensitivity and better mouse mode handling of a dual screen desktop where one screen is landscape and the other is portrait. I haven't had time yet to delve into customizing the Quick Keys.