WacomOne 12 Drawing Tablet with Screen, 11.6" HD Full-Laminated Digital Art Tablet with Creative Software and Training, Graphics Drawing Pad for Mac, Windows PC, Chromebook

I have been using this new Wacom One 12 for a few days now. I am no stranger to Wacom. I have a Cintiq which is permanent on my desktop and wanted a small one to be able to move to other locations without using a power cable. This fit the bill. It is very small. There are no pull out legs on the back. I use Art Pucks to angle the tablet and that seems to work fine. The pen does work well and having two buttons on it is a big deal for me. Tilt is ok and drawing is smooth. Laminated display with -0- parallax. The build quality is good. I found no issues with the screen or the pen.Keep in mind this is not the same experience as drawing on my 4K Cintiq but it sure fits the bill for sketching on the go. I chose not to go with the Wacom One 13 touch because I never use the touch function on the Cintiq I already own. I also, did not want to go with another brand as both my Mac mini M1 and Macbook Pro already have the Wacom drivers installed and having to remove them each time I want to use another brand device is just too much bother.The package comes with everything you will need to get setup except a stand.This is more than double the price of other brands but as always it is a Wacom and I am hoping to get years of use out of this. Did I mention it is small? You adjust to it quickly.I do recommend if you have the extra money to spend.

I'm just two weeks into using this tablet and pen and I'm so damn excited by it. For clarity, I am trash at drawing and can't attest to that. But I've been using it to edit photos in Affinity 2 and Lightroom and manipulate svg files in Illustrator and Inkscape, and it's been incredible. For the past couple of years, I've used the iPad and pencil and have always felt limited by the ios app, though great, I sort of always wanted more from the app. I really appreciate this tablet as a second display screen that I can interact with.Some of the pro's that I'm obsessed with right now are the feel of the pen when editing, the matte finish on the display, and the portability. My only comparison is to the iPad and this pen and display finish feel so much better. There is a more natural comfort in writing and drawing, whereas my experience with the iPad felt glassy and tractionless. It might be simple or unimportant, but I prefer this matte finish to a glossy glass finish. And lastly, this just fits in my bag and goes, I've started taking it everywhere. I love that there are no batteries or charging. The cable that came with is a little stiff, but super minor inconvenience.The cons are hard to parse right now because I'm still learning to navigate, but I've had a couple of issues with the pen losing connection. I think it was a driver issue and hasn't happened in the last few uses, so hopefully that was it. The screen brightness could be better, I'm hoping it's a setting I haven't found it and Google wasn't helpful. Lastly, and this could be a me and my computer thing, the resolution defaults to a super zoomed-in screen and it took me a while to get to the settings menu and fix it. I guess the con is that I can't figure out how to make it default.I'm always happy about more name-brand companies with a bigger following and the amount of customer support and YouTube resources. There are sooooo many, Wacom has a ton of videos to help with creative processes and troubleshooting problems, and for what they don't have, others have made a host of great videos that have helped me.Lastly, and maybe because of the newness of owning this, I've been going out more and taking more photos and designing more stencils and embroidery projects half because of the newness, but I believe the other half is the ease of use.5 out of 5 stars to anything that gets me excited and active!

I was looking for something to use as a drawing tablet, and I heard good things about Wacom so I got this tablet. Highly disappointed because it doesn't work with my computer. Tried and bought extra cords and it still didn't work. Wacom is selling a separate 3-in-1 cord that I may have needed, but that's an extra cost that I wasn't willing to risk cause I don't know if that cord would actually work. So I returned the tablet and I'm planning on getting a different tablet that includes the 3-in-1 cord. It would've been nice if they had better instructions that wasn't just pictures, and if they had included that 3-in-1 cord, and if they don't want to include that cord, they should've made it clear to customers that they may need to spend extra money.

I used it to illustrate and draw in my classes. The tablet works reliably if connected to the USB cable. The Bluetooth is not as reliable, especially when the mouse is also connected to Bluetooth. It is sensitive enough to work smoothly, and the pen is satisfactory, albeit plasticky. The best of all is the price and, thus, the value. The tablet and the pen are excellent for the purpose, and the package is highly recommended for simple illustrations and sketches.

So far I have used this for Lightroom and while it’s not the best, it gets the job done. You can use the pen to work on small features on photos. It was basically plug n play. I did have to download a driver which wasn’t difficult.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS THING! 5/5 Stars!The only thing to keep in mind is that if you have a PC that is NOT compatible with USB-C display, YOU WILL HAVE TO BUY THE DISPLAY CONVERTOR FROM WACOM DIRECTLY. It sucks and idk why it doesn't come with it but it's the sad reality of the situation. Most modern laptops and all Apple devices after 2023 will have this compatibility but custom built PCs will more than likely not have this function so please be aware of that.