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Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (Small)

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Various Retailers have Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (Small, CTL4100) for $49.95. Shipping is free (except where noted).

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Available from:Key Features:
  • Graphic drawing tablet with 4096 Levels of pressure sensitivity – gives you control and precision when drawing, painting and photo-editing in nearly any software program
  • Compatibility: Mac (OS X 10.10 and above), PC (Windows 7 and above), Chromebook (devices running the latest Chrome OS), and Android smartphones/ tablets (OS version 6.0 or later)
  • This product is tested and certified as Works With Chromebook, which means it meets Google's compatibility standards and is compatible with your Chromebook
  • Connect to your computer via Bluetooth or USB-A; some devices require USB-C or OTG adapters
  • Small Compact size (7.8" x 6.3") with large active area (6.0" x 3.7"), is perfect for limited desktop areas and can be setup for both left and right-handed use
  • Four customizable ExpressKeys that put your favorite shortcuts like undo or copy/paste at your fingertips when used with your Mac/PC
  • Creative Software: Register your Intuos on your Mac/PC to receive Clip Studio Paint Pro (2-years) and try out Corel Painter Essentials 8 & Corel AfterShot Pro 3 for 90 days; Register with your Chromebook and receive Clip Studio Paint Pro (3-months)
  • EdTech Software: Wacom Intuos comes with 3-month trials of EdTech software for teachers; Register your tablet to receive: Kami App, Explain Everything, Pear Deck, Limnu & Collaboard

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  • About this deal:
    • The Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet (Small) is $50 less (50% savings) than the list price.
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This popular offer is still available

Various Retailers have Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (Small, CTL4100) for $49.95. Shipping is free (except where noted).

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.

Available from:Key Features:
  • Graphic drawing tablet with 4096 Levels of pressure sensitivity – gives you control and precision when drawing, painting and photo-editing in nearly any software program
  • Compatibility: Mac (OS X 10.10 and above), PC (Windows 7 and above), Chromebook (devices running the latest Chrome OS), and Android smartphones/ tablets (OS version 6.0 or later)
  • This product is tested and certified as Works With Chromebook, which means it meets Google's compatibility standards and is compatible with your Chromebook
  • Connect to your computer via Bluetooth or USB-A; some devices require USB-C or OTG adapters
  • Small Compact size (7.8" x 6.3") with large active area (6.0" x 3.7"), is perfect for limited desktop areas and can be setup for both left and right-handed use
  • Four customizable ExpressKeys that put your favorite shortcuts like undo or copy/paste at your fingertips when used with your Mac/PC
  • Creative Software: Register your Intuos on your Mac/PC to receive Clip Studio Paint Pro (2-years) and try out Corel Painter Essentials 8 & Corel AfterShot Pro 3 for 90 days; Register with your Chromebook and receive Clip Studio Paint Pro (3-months)
  • EdTech Software: Wacom Intuos comes with 3-month trials of EdTech software for teachers; Register your tablet to receive: Kami App, Explain Everything, Pear Deck, Limnu & Collaboard

Editor's Notes

Written by persian_mafia | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • The Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet (Small) is $50 less (50% savings) than the list price.
  • About this store:

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Written by iconian | Staff

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UniqueString658
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Popular uses for it are of course, drawing, illustrating, designing, and photo editing. For photo editing, it's useful if you want to use selection tools or do spot treatments that require precise hand movements. You can also write handwritten notes and draw diagrams in sticky notes, Onenote, Evernote. You can browse online like you would a mouse or track pad. Hell, I've even used it to my advantage when I play Jackbox drawing games lol. I mean if you use the computer a lot I'd say it's worth it even if you're not an illustrator, graphic designer, or photographer.
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QuiqueC
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In my job, I use Photoshop and a 3d program. I use my (medium size) Wacom as a substitute for a mouse. Ergonomically speaking, can't be beat. And if you're working with dual monitor, most likely want to skip the small size since little stylus movement will translate to a lot of cursor movement, harder to be precise. It's true, usually only drawing and photo-editing programs will take advantage of the pressure sensitivity, but for me, I love never having a tired wrist from using a mouse.
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Medium size is also on sale $99.95 (50%).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079NWP...J9T0?psc=1
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Jan 17, 2022 1:22 AM
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banarJan 17, 2022 1:22 AM
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Quote from etiel View quoted comment :
Is there a way to connect it using a wire too?
Yes, with the cable included.
Jan 17, 2022 1:41 AM
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rndmanJan 17, 2022 1:41 AM
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Quote from FanCrows View quoted comment :
How does this compare to the adorama deal for 40 bucks?
The difference is only bluetooth.
Jan 17, 2022 1:47 AM
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banarJan 17, 2022 1:47 AM
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For the $10 difference, don't even think twice. Get the one with Bluetooth (and of course you can still use the wire included)
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Jan 17, 2022 2:04 AM
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youra6Jan 17, 2022 2:04 AM
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Someone on the wired thread said that the Wacom intuos has the worst price to performance ratio. Anyone with this tablet care to expand on that?
Jan 17, 2022 2:14 AM
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gadgetzillaJan 17, 2022 2:14 AM
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Can someone please mention some use cases for this? Drawing and photos (at pixel level) comes to mind right off the bat. Any other usage I am missing ? I'm not an artist but do see a need to edit photos.

The medium. sized as mentioned by another poster above to be a better deal.

Thank you OP for posting this
Jan 17, 2022 2:39 AM
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QuiqueCJan 17, 2022 2:39 AM
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Quote from gadgetzilla View quoted comment :
Can someone please mention some use cases for this? Drawing and photos (at pixel level) comes to mind right off the bat. Any other usage I am missing ? I'm not an artist but do see a need to edit photos.

The medium. sized as mentioned by another poster above to be a better deal.

Thank you OP for posting this
In my job, I use Photoshop and a 3d program. I use my (medium size) Wacom as a substitute for a mouse. Ergonomically speaking, can't be beat. And if you're working with dual monitor, most likely want to skip the small size since little stylus movement will translate to a lot of cursor movement, harder to be precise. It's true, usually only drawing and photo-editing programs will take advantage of the pressure sensitivity, but for me, I love never having a tired wrist from using a mouse.
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Quote from gadgetzilla View quoted comment :
Can someone please mention some use cases for this? Drawing and photos (at pixel level) comes to mind right off the bat. Any other usage I am missing ? I'm not an artist but do see a need to edit photos.
Popular uses for it are of course, drawing, illustrating, designing, and photo editing. For photo editing, it's useful if you want to use selection tools or do spot treatments that require precise hand movements. You can also write handwritten notes and draw diagrams in sticky notes, Onenote, Evernote. You can browse online like you would a mouse or track pad. Hell, I've even used it to my advantage when I play Jackbox drawing games lol. I mean if you use the computer a lot I'd say it's worth it even if you're not an illustrator, graphic designer, or photographer.
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Jan 17, 2022 3:12 AM
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olsonbri1Jan 17, 2022 3:12 AM
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Quote from Sk35 View quoted comment :
Returning the wired one and buying this
IMO Bluetooth doesn't solve all the world problems. Connectivity issues & having to supply batteries & lag issues can come into play. For $39, the wired version isn't a bad deal either.
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twostepopperJan 17, 2022 3:35 AM
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Quote from QuiqueC View quoted comment :
In my job, I use Photoshop and a 3d program. I use my (medium size) Wacom as a substitute for a mouse. Ergonomically speaking, can't be beat. And if you're working with dual monitor, most likely want to skip the small size since little stylus movement will translate to a lot of cursor movement, harder to be precise. It's true, usually only drawing and photo-editing programs will take advantage of the pressure sensitivity, but for me, I love never having a tired wrist from using a mouse.
Just a little tip from one graphic designer to another on the mouse...

Get yourself a "vertical mouse" and never look back. I also have a Wacom, but oh my.. The wrist/elbow fatigue is drastically reduced.

Have a good day!
Jan 17, 2022 3:42 AM
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pyroskater85Jan 17, 2022 3:42 AM
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I'm not seeing the $39 deal on adorama, an I missing something or is the deal over

edit: nevermind looks like it's over
Last edited by pyroskater85 January 16, 2022 at 07:48 PM.
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gadgetzillaJan 17, 2022 3:56 AM
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Quote from QuiqueC View quoted comment :
In my job, I use Photoshop and a 3d program. I use my (medium size) Wacom as a substitute for a mouse. Ergonomically speaking, can't be beat. And if you're working with dual monitor, most likely want to skip the small size since little stylus movement will translate to a lot of cursor movement, harder to be precise. It's true, usually only drawing and photo-editing programs will take advantage of the pressure sensitivity, but for me, I love never having a tired wrist from using a mouse.
Thank you for this detailed reply. It was very helpful. I will order one.
Jan 17, 2022 3:57 AM
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gadgetzillaJan 17, 2022 3:57 AM
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Quote from UniqueString658 View quoted comment :
Popular uses for it are of course, drawing, illustrating, designing, and photo editing. For photo editing, it's useful if you want to use selection tools or do spot treatments that require precise hand movements. You can also write handwritten notes and draw diagrams in sticky notes, Onenote, Evernote. You can browse online like you would a mouse or track pad. Hell, I've even used it to my advantage when I play Jackbox drawing games lol. I mean if you use the computer a lot I'd say it's worth it even if you're not an illustrator, graphic designer, or photographer.
Very helpful. Thank you !!!!
Jan 17, 2022 4:01 AM
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ctscsqJan 17, 2022 4:01 AM
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Quote from twostepopper View quoted comment :
Just a little tip from one graphic designer to another on the mouse...

Get yourself a "vertical mouse" and never look back. I also have a Wacom, but oh my.. The wrist/elbow fatigue is drastically reduced.

Have a good day!
just wanted to clarify; did you mean the vertical mouse is better ergonomically than this tablet?
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twostepopperJan 17, 2022 4:19 AM
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Quote from ctscsq View quoted comment :
just wanted to clarify; did you mean the vertical mouse is better ergonomically than this tablet?
Oh no no.. I meant for everything but work that you'd use this for. Sorry about that if it wasn't clear. I do find myself using the vertical mouse more often than the Wacom though in general when using Adobe products.

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What's a good cheap or free drawing / graphics software for Win?

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