Wacom PTH660 Intuos Pro Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet for Mac or PC, Medium, New Model, Black

This is a very easy tablet to use. I tried several tablets before, but had not luck. This is the first tablet that worked and it was EASY to setup. And the support is awesome!I bought my first tablet, about a year ago. It was a Wacom Bamboo. I had trouble setting it up and it never did work well for me. I never used it. I eventually donated it to Good Will.I bought my second tablet, several months ago. It was a Huion. I swore I'd never buy a Wacom tablet again. The Huion was extremely difficult to setup. When trying to connect it to my MacBook Pro, I had to disable my Firewall as part of the instillation process. After a messy installation, it never worked right. I tried using several drawing APPS but the lines were always connected and everything looked like one, crazy line. It was a mess. My friend had an older-version Huion and liked it. But, she connected hers to a PC with Microsoft (non Apple machine). She couldn't get my setup to work either. So, I gave my new Huion tablet to her because it seems to work better with a non-Apple machine.I bought this Wacom Intuos PRO as a last-ditch effort. It was more expensive than the previous two tablets, but I decided to give the tablet just one more try. Also, this tablet was recommended for math tutors on the tutor website, I plan to use. I have been tutoring math in-person, but I want to start tutoring online and I need a tablet to do that. So, I gave this Wacom Intuos PRO a try. It was VERY easy to setup. The installation was easy. The directions were easy to follow. My only problem was registering the device. I called support about that and they said they were having some internet problems. I begged the support person to help me get started, because I have had so much trouble before. He said sure. I said I just downloaded and installed the package (I suppose it was the driver). He said bring up any one of my drawing APPS. Then I said, how do I use the pen? He said, just use it. So I did, and it WORKED!! I was shocked. No adjustments were needed. It was like magic! It just worked. I could write numbers that looked like numbers! He also explained how to map my tablet to a particular part of the screen. Easy and intuitive! By far, this tablet was the easiest tablet to use with my MacBook PRO. I can learn the many other features later. For now, it works. And, I am very happy! I was just a little embarrassed for asking for help when I really didn't need any help!

I started using a wacom tablet in 1996. It was a huge gray monster, thick and ugly, with a fat adaptor and a bunch of cables. I was hooked on the product right then and there, and used it for many years. As things changed and improved, I got new ones, but only when necessary... I was on my fifth Wacom in 2016, and was still very happy with the product. I have always treated them well, so it looked and felt brand new... and then, my computer updated to Windows 10, and the Wacom stopped working. I found out that my tablet was no longer supported, and felt betrayed... a beautiful tablet like mine, still new, now compatible? It was just six years old! I was so mad. I mean, how much better could the new tablet be? It was just a TABLET for Pete's sake.So, for the first time in over twenty years, I went to a competitor (Huion) and paid a small fraction of what the new Wacom would be. I thought, $70 bucks, sign me up... the new tablet arrived, and it looked and felt like a quality product. I was so excited. During the following weeks, the excitement waned... glitches, freezing, jumping, to the point where every few seconds I had to grab the mouse which somehow reset the pen so it would work again. The surface had no grip and felt like I was drawing on glass, which irked me. The pen, also, did not have the pressure sensitivity I was accustomed to, even though it claimed to match Wacom (in their dreams!) I suffered through it for a year, feeling like someone was holding my arm back as I was trying to draw.This past December I finally decided to purchase a new Wacom because I noticed I started dreading graphics work... I spent a year avoiding doing computer art as much as I could, and I can't live like this.This is my second day with my new Wacom tablet. It is thin and unassuming, much smaller than my old Intuos 4... and THERE ARE MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS.Did you know that you would not need a mouse anymore? I DID NOT! Now, I can use my fingers to glide between both my screens, which the pen can be mapped only to one of them. The commands (using one finger, two, three or four) are very intuitive... it was SO easy to learn. I no longer need to be switching between pen and mouse when I go to my second screen, because now I can reach everything with my fingers. I know it sounds minor, but if you have two screens or more, you know this is a huge bonus! I can also pinch, zoom and rotate with my fingers, just like you do with a touch screen... so, when I am working on Corel Painter, I can spin the canvas around just by rotating my fingers. This made painting so much more intuitive!The pen has INCREDIBLE sensitivity. I am talking a perfectly drawn line that goes from thin to fat with no skips in thickness... there is no delay, no bugs and no freezing whatsoever. I am just so excited with this product... I am so happy I decided to order it. And surprised at the amazing improvements that have happened these past few years. If you are like me, holding on to an old tablet and thinking there is no point in getting a new one, YOU SHOULD! And... Thank you Wacom for making me enthused about my work, and I promise I will never jump ship again!

The overall product is amazing and if you're into digital art of any sort it's definitely a must buy if you feel like continuing professionally....The packaging is great except for some stray marks on the drawing surface due to glue residue from the plastic wrapping I guess which isn't a big deal but hampers the unboxing experience a bit....

A Mesa digitalizadora Wacom é de longe a melhor opção para quem deseja precisão e durabilidade.O produto é construido de ótimo material e tem excelente acabamento, e os drivers instalam automaticamente e é tudo intuitivo.Tem muitas opções para personalizações mais finas para cada programa, eu uso diariamente os produtos da Adobe, como Illustrator e Photoshop e a resposta é extremamente satisfatória.Eu tinha uma Wacom Bamboo e durou uns 8 anos, até não responder mais, porem eu creio se tratar de um problema de software/driver, porque o hardware ainda está com uma ótima aparencia.Espero que esta dure muito mais pois convertendo em valores daria para comprar umas oito mesas do modelo equivalente a Wacom Bamboo.A diferença entre as mesas do modelo que eu tinha para este é sem dúvida o tamanho e a sensibilidade do toque e da inclinação da caneta, sem falar das facilidades como Bluetouch utilização sem fio, apesar de eu ainda não ter utilizado pois preciso de um tempo maior para testar todas as fiuncionabilidades da mesa.Caso você quiser manter conectada com o fio a entrada é dos dois lados da mesa, facilitando a sua montagem independente de onde estiver a sua CPU ou Note.No começo achei muito grande a mesa PTH660M, porem com o passar dos dias eu me acostumei, pois uso dois monitores 4k e com a resolução alta, porem ela dá conta tranquilamente na sua área de espaço.Outra questão é que estes modelos novos não vem com os anéis de cores para personalizar a caneta e nem sei se vende separado, na dúvida sobre o produto não ter vindo com os anéis e nem com o mostruário de texturas eu liguei para o suporte da Wacom e fui muito bem atendido e foi tirado todas as duvidas. Nota 10!

Soy diseñador industrial hago producto y escultura digital.He usado varias tabletas durante los 11 años de mi vida profesional y puedo decir que esta es la que más se ha acomodado a mi estilo y tipo de trabajo.Principalmente la uso para esculpir en ZBrush, hago personajes y productos para Disney, Marvel, Universal etc; podemos decir que mi flujo de trabajo es bastante fuerte y exigente. Traté de usar una Cintiq pero me encontré con que no me funciona dado que tapo parte de la pantalla al poner la mano y me dificulta el trazo en 3D. También la transición de escultura a CAD (uso teclado y mouse) en una Cintiq no es rápida y como tengo que estar brincando entre ZBrush, Rhino y Solidworks, me entorpece todo el flujo.Puedo tener la Intuos Medium bajo del teclado y trabajar viendo el trazo completo en pantalla, el tamaño no es obtrusivo y puedo teclear bien. Intente con la Intuos Large pero era demasiado dado que el mapeo de la pantalla es 1:1 no esta padre estirar el brazo para llegar a la esquina del are además trabajo. Vas a tener broncas con Windows Ink, te recomiendo buscar un tutorial de como deshabilitarlo y mantener los niveles de presión, principalmente en Photoshop.Puedes conectarla por medio de bluetooth y ya no necesitas tener adaptadores, el lag es imperceptible prácticamente. Puedes también configurar todas la teclas y poner comandos específicos por programa, esto es super util en ZBrush especialmente dada la extension de los submenus.En general ésta cumple bastante bien todas mis expectativas y el nivel de control y sensibilidad ha mejorado mi experiencia y tiempos de trabajo.Cosas que cambiaría:- El recubrimiento: al principio es super abrasivo y te vas a acabar la nib rápido (6-8 horas).- Ya que se asienta el recubrimiento se acaba muy rápido en las partes mas usadas de la superficie (me duró una semana).- La batería: te dura dos sesiones de trabajo de 6-8 horas.- Goma en el stylus: sería bueno que incluyera un repuesto porque es la parte que más se va a desgastar aparte del recubrimiento y nibs.- El costo: Por ser Wacom siento que estas pagando un 30% extra de lo que costaría un equipo similar, sin embargo sabes que vas a tener calidad. Unas por otras.En general es una muy buena inversión si ya tienes la experiencia, la finalidad para que la vas a usar y los proyectos que te darán fondos para seguir invirtiendo en equipo. De otra forma, recomendaría buscar una alternativa más sencilla.