Touchscreen Laptop Wacom Photoshop

This is my fifth Wacom and the second of this model. Have used them for over 30 years, never a problem. And they all still work. I could not (would not) do my Photoshop work without it.

Great little unit. I will probably upgrade the RAM at some point (kits sold by BH are way less expensive than Apple charges!), but otherwise terrific. Hooked up with a Wacom Cintiq Pro touchscreen right away. Be aware, this one came with Mojave installed, which might be preferable to some, but I upgraded to Catalina to match my MacBook. Froze everything dead, lost the touchscreen, had to dig up an old mouse just to access the cursor and reinstall the Wacom driver. Now back to fab.

i was introduced to the wacom system when i first was introduced to photoshop. this is a replacement for a long in the tooth system. i tried using a mouse and just never could get the hang of it. the pen is just like an extension of my hand. small size is perfect. i see no need for a larger tablet.

I was using the Wacom Intuos 5 for making Photoshop and Lightroom corrections on my pictures. I switched to the Cintiq 16 and I gain a lot of time with this unit. Corrections are much faster and more accurate, and I gain a lot of time on my work. Great little unit!

I was hesitant to buy the Wacom Pro Medium but saw so many great videos I decided to buy one. It was very easy to set up. And, yes, it does take practice, but I love using the brush to edit my photos in Photoshop. I was constantly changing the opacity of my brush using the mouse, but with the Wacom pen, I don't have to do that anymore. Also it is easier to do detail work. I only use the Wacom for Photoshop, my mouse for anything else. However, I am glad I bought it and will continue to improve my skill with it. Also, customer service is important to me and when I had a few questions about setting it up on my Mac with bluetooth, I did an online chat around 8pm at night to get it sorted out. I appreciate that customer support.

Almost every user of a Wacom tablet agrees that there is a learning curve. Trying to use the tablet for anything but Photoshop has proved useless to me. However, it has shown its potential for vastly improving my work with Photoshop - once I get past the learning curve.

I love digital art. I use this Wacom tablet to help me create digital paintings using Photoshop & painter. I started out with a Bamboo tablet a few years ago & thought I should upgrade to this tablet. I am very happy with this tablet & recommend this to anyone who loves to create digital art!

I use the Wacom tablet form almost every photo I process in Lightroom,. Photoshop, On1 and Luminar. It is an invaluable tool to make accurate masks, color painting, dodging and burning and contrast painting. I own three Wacom tablets. I highly recommend them.

I use the Wacom tablet with my PC desktop computer to edit images in Photoshop and Lightroom

In photoshop this tablet is great. Now I really want a high end wacom with the actual screen on the tablet but it took me about a day to get this second nature. Only gripe is the tips dont stay in the pen all that great. Not sure why. Other than that, this was a heck of a deal. Basically getting the tablet for free with the price of the stylus because it is a refurb.