Testseek.com have collected 40 expert reviews of the Wacom One Creative Pen Display 13.3 inch and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom One Creative Pen Display 13.3 inch.
April 2020
(82%)
40 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(87%)
397 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Pros
Moderately priced. Easy to learn and use. Comfortable if basic stylus. Comes with a full Bamboo Paper download (plus trial programs)
The editors didn't like
Cons
No multi-touch (finger) support. Warranty is only one year
Pros, Moderately priced. Easy to learn and use. Comfortable if basic stylus. Comes with a full Bamboo Paper download (plus trial programs)
Cons, No multi-touch (finger) support. Warranty is only one year
Bottom LineNot exactly an impulse buy but priced well below Wacom pen displays like the Cintiq 16, the Wacom One is a fine product for students, doodlers, and casual artists who'd like to write and sketch digitally...
Pros, Moderately priced. Easy to learn and use. Comfortable if basic stylus. Comes with a full Bamboo Paper download (plus trial programs)
Cons, No multi-touch (finger) support. Warranty is only one year
Bottom LineNot exactly an impulse buy but priced well below Wacom pen displays like the Cintiq 16, the Wacom One is a fine product for students, doodlers, and casual artists who'd like to write and sketch digitally...
Pros, Moderately priced. Easy to learn and use. Comfortable if basic stylus. Comes with a full Bamboo Paper download (plus trial programs)
Cons, No multi-touch (finger) support. Warranty is only one year
Bottom LineNot exactly an impulse buy but priced well below Wacom pen displays like the Cintiq 16, the Wacom One is a fine product for students, doodlers, and casual artists who'd like to write and sketch digitally...
Abstract: I'd love to lie and say I'm some sort of master digital artist, but I'm not. As such, I don't need a top-of-the-range drawing tablet. However, I do enjoy sketching, and so do my children. Accordingly, I've been looking at something that is hard-wearing, e...
So what are the sweet spots for the Wacom One? Cost is the first. This product is a lot cheaper than the entry-level Cintiq, but will still give you the functionality you need. If you travel a lot, its compact size and light weight will make it a good com...
Published: 2020-03-11, Author: Mike , review by: creativebloq.com
Excellent value for Windows users, Authentic 'Wacom' drawing experience, Well made out of premium plastics,
No button on the screen unit, Undesirable power lead position, Screen brightness
The Wacom One is a solid entry into the budget drawing tablet market. For Windows and older Mac owners looking for an affordable drawing screen, the Wacom One should be high on the list. For newer Mac and Apple Pencil equipped iPad owners, the recent incl...
Abstract: After last year’s Wacom Cintiq, the famous tablet manufacturer has had another go at an even-more-budget offering. The Wacom One is smaller, uncomplicated and – perhaps more importantly – the cheapest display tablet the brand has introduced to date at £36...
Published: 2020-02-18, Author: Andrew , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: With continued competition from Apple as cheaper iPads are now gaining support for the Apple Pencil, Wacom has followed up on its £530 Cintiq 16 from last year with the even cheaper £360 Wacom One. As with larger Cintiq displays and tablets, the Wacom One...
Wacom doesn't disappoint in the product or the price of the Wacom One. I found the set up to be easy, the tech behind the tablet to be solid, and I'm enjoying having it as a tool in my Photoshop arsenal. You can purchase the Wacom One on their website and...
In the end, the Wacom One is the creative pen display/tablet anyone who doesn't quite fit the Cintiq Pro price tag needs for a very reasonable price. There are a few shortcomings though — pen incompatibility with the Wacom Pro pen, a non-laminated screen...
