![]() If you're an illustrator, and rely on making larger brushstrokes, you may find the active drawing area somewhat restrictive. There are very few negatives to take from the Intuos Pro small, but it's worth considering the following points. (Image credit: wacom) Wacom Intuos Pro Small review: What we don't like Flip the switch again and the multi-touch functions will be instantly re-enabled. We found the gestures easy to to use, and didn't trigger any accidental functions, but if you want to disable the touch features at any moment, you can flip a switch on the side of the tablet, which is much more convenient than having to access some system settings. ![]() The multi-touch surface is intuitive and the gestures are programmable whatever workflow suits your needs, you can achieve it with just a tap of your fingers. The tablet can be both left-handed or right-handed, thanks to the USB-C cord or bluetooth usage. On the left side of the Intuos Pro small there are six customisable ExpressKeys and a touch ring, which is only two less ExpressKeys than what you'll find with the small's larger siblings. Wacom Intuos Pro Small review: Key features The Intuos Pro small can work on any monitor, or across all monitors in a multi-monitor setup. If you want a tidier workspace, or to be a bit more mobile, connecting via bluetooth is a simple matter of pairing it to your computer and you're ready to go. The cable itself is over 6.5 feet long so you won't run into any trouble working from a distance, and the cable acts as a charger too, so you can conveniently power up the tablet from anything that has a USB outlet. We tested ours on an iMac that was also using a Cintiq 24 Pro and it works flawlessly alongside it. Even better, it won't conflict with any existing Wacom devices you have running currently. Initially, you connect the tablet to your Mac/PC/Laptop via USB-A to USB-C cable, download the driver from Wacom's website and you're ready to go. Its a slippery slope.Setting up the Intuos Pro small is a breeze. Let them know if it worked, say 'thank you', and give them an upvote! If someone solved your problem, don't just dip out. And be constructive when giving advice or correcting someone. Respect others, either the input they give, questions that might sound "stupid", or when they share their work. Ask for help, and we will try to do our best to help you. But if you present an issue that the community needs to hear about, then you can inform us in a calm manner. Venting to this subreddit, with your negative opinions about Wacom, will literally do nothing. You can ask for as much help as you want, but we don't make the changes at Wacom. We can all get frustrated sometimes, even at Wacom. And include exact tablet/cintiq models, instead of just saying "Wacom tablet". If you make an Art Post spamming your socials in title and body, multi-sub posting, and too frequent advertising of your work/product, will result in removals.įor product recommendations, please flair it as "Purchase Advise". Not engaging with the community will cause removal. Start your art post with a question, ask for critique, tell us what you struggled with, etc. ![]() If you had a question or issue that was successfully answered, then please change the flair to "Solved".įirst, we try to keep this sub family friendly, so please avoid posting any nsfw art, and no meme/joke art. Use Flair to mark the title of your posts appropriately. Its obvious why you're here, so avoid the word 'Help' and any exclamations/caps usage like "NEED HELP!" Just saying, "what do I do?", (and anything similar) is not a good title. Explain, in full detail, your specs like Operating System (Win7/Sierra/etc), Tablet/Cintiq (sku/model), Driver version, software, and cables you're using. ![]() DARK MODE NORMAL THEME Home hot new top RulesĪll posts need to be descriptive, ESPECIALLY technical or compatibility issue submissions.
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