Easy to set up and with Youtube videos easy to use.

I’m not sure my writing abilities will accurately represent how much I love this device.� It’s become an instrumental part of my picture processing, and I can’t believe how long I’ve been processing pictures without it.� I would recommend anyone that process photographs on a regular basis pick one of these devices up, and be prepared to be awed.�

The learning curve is a little bit steep, but watch a few videos, be persistent, and what you’ll come out with on the other end will be a complete paradigm shift for how you work with your photos.� It enables a level of control that you’ve never had before, and for me, actually brought-out a level of creativity I was never able to discover using a mouse or trackball.

One question I had about this device was whether or not to go with a medium or large, and at least for photo editing purposes, I would definitely go with a medium.� I’ve actually cut the usable space on the tablet down by about a third, so there’s plenty of real estate.

Much more control over fine detail while editing a photograph.

I have given 5 stars based on my experience with my old Intuos tablet that lasted about 15 years. This one is defective, and Wacom is replacing it.  When I receive, set up and start using the replacement, I will give an update.

I had an older version of Wacom Intuos Tablet (about 10 years old), and this one is by far a huge jump. I like the over all size is a bit smaller, and the sensitivity of it is great. Highly recommended!

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

its a game changer especially you are moving from mouse to wacom tablet for first time..totally worth it..

Its a bit strange to get used to but once you do Youll love it if youre an avid Photoshop user. Its a game changer

I have used a Wacom tablet since the mid-1990s both at work and home as a writer/graphic artist.�

This slimmer, yet, with a smaller over-all size (meaning less desk space taken, but same active tablet space) the Intuos Pro Paper is another in the fine Wacom tradition of user features and upgrades.

There is no mouse with this device, so if you ever want to use such an input device, be advised.�

The tablet's active area serves s both a gestures device and, with InkSpace, can capture your drawings with paper placed over the active area and secured with the paper clip. This device satisfies both the analog and the digital artist in its users.

This was a replacement for my Intuos 3 tablet. WACOM has certainly upgraded and made a better tablet. Easier to use, more short cut buttons and a much easier setup.