Отзывы о Графический планшет WACOM Intuos M Bluetooth CTL-6100WL

Hadn't drawn anything in about 10 years and decided to get back into it, except go digital. I bought the medium, which is just a little smaller than a standard size piece of printer paper, and I'm so glad that I didn't get the small as I had originally intended. As somebody that has never used a graphics tablet this was actually fairly easy to get into the swing of things and get the pen going where I wanted it to go. My favorite thing about the tablet is the pressure sensitivity that the pen gives. Much better than drawing with a mouse, especially when I figured out how to adjust the pressure sensitivity and line stability in my drawing programs. Nice smooth lines now, no more wobble!

I use my tablet corded because my computer was not built with wireless capabilities, so I can't comment on the bluetooth abilities. However, the cord is long enough to reach my desk from the front of my tower no problem. Took me less than half an hour to get the tablet fully set up, registered, and working in one of the free programs. The website to get registered and get the programs is in the cardboard booklet and the serial number is on the back of the tablet.

The only thing kind of negative I have to say about this tablet is the drawing program. Corel Painter Essential 7 is alright, but after a few days of dinking around in it I found it to be kind of lackluster. It's a nice enough program, but is a bit bare bones, and I wanted a little more without dropping hundreds of dollars on their other program. I've really been enjoying using this tablet with Medibang Paint Pro, which is also free and a bit more robust in terms of what can be done in it. So if you're having trouble redeeming the programs that come with the tablet than I would recommend giving that one a google.

There is no way I can register this product on windows 10. Their online instructions ask to use their installed Wacom Desktop Center to register but I don't see any banner in their software to register. When I go to register online it is asking to contact customer support to register for this tablet. What a pain. Its very frustrating and irritating. No customer service on the weekend. When I call the customer support number they ask to send email but I don't see any email address in their contact page. Seriously its very flawed support no matter how good their product may be. I don't recommend anyone to invest in it.

I bought this product for the software supposedly bundled with it. This is the ONLY reason I chose this particular tablet as similar were cheaper. when I finally got to setting up software, it was not available & Wacom said that I was SOL as they had discontinued offering it.

If I could leave zero stars, I would. I just spent a good chunk of the day solving one problem after another with the drivers and still not at full resolution.

Among other things, the driver file didn't have a recognized digital signature so I had to disable the signature check on my PC before installing. Then, I kept getting an error that the device wasn't on. I had to repeatedly go into services, stop the service and restart to avoid repeated reboots. The desktop configuration interface also wouldn't work, citing a missing DLL file which isn't something available with Windows 7, even though the specs say that the product is compatible with Win 7.

My product didn't come with the product key needed for registering the product and even if it had, the registration page on wacom's website is broken, with the product field greyed out so nothing can be entered. Yep, tried Chrome and Firefox both. No luck.

What is probably considered the quick start guide is exactly three illustrations intended to get this working. I had to go to Wacom's videos for help and found the examples shown very different from what I had in front of me.

I'm new to pen tablets but my career has been in software development and I know PCs. Never have I had such trouble with a device. The tablet may work fine but I've given up on ever getting the drivers installed.

Returning this product and will not bother giving Wacom another chance.

I will say that Amazon's tech support was great in trying to help me get through this but in the end, we used all the Ideas we could think of, with no success.

I received the product fine but having issues setting up and it's not the seller but Wacom. To activate the product you have to go to the Wacom website to download the drivers. That part was good. I downloaded the driver's, rebooted, an able to use the pad at this point as a mouse. The (3) free software is not with the product. You have to register your product and that's where I run into issues. I set up my account which involves email verification. Then, you have to register the product it says to update the driver first but you have to search for your model and it is not pulling anything up. You would think when you downloaded the initial driver's it would include the updates. I gave up at this point after trying multiple ways. Now it's day 2 and I go log back in and it keeps repeatedly kicking me out to the log-in screen. My first time I use my social media and my second time I register a email but same issues. I can see that I'm logged in but when I try to navigate to the registration menu it kicks me to the log-in screen but yet it shows that I'm logged in. Customer support is off during the weekend so at this point I'm at standstill. Will update once I get customer support.

This is my second tablet from this company so familiar with them. Tablet works great. Reason for the overall three star rating is the web site, registration, and getting the free software. Every time I try to log into my account all I get a blank page with the following in gray “cookie preferences”. I was able to get in once- I was able to download the driver u;dates. When my computer restarted I was not Able to get in and got the above blank page again. Maybe someday I’ll be able to get my free software. I emailed them and they supposedly registered my device. I can’t verify that since I can’t get into my account. Too bad their registration process and web site suck.

I had a Wacom Bamboo for years that I rarely used. I broke the Bamboo pen recently, so bought this to replace it. This is so much nicer. It feels more natural. Unfortunately, I cannot compare side-by-side, but I remember struggling more with the Bamboo. This is very easy to pick up and use. I was debating between this Small and the Medium, but read in other reviews that people prefer the Small since it then requires less hand motion. You can easily zoom in to work in greater detail when needed. No regrets on this purchase!

Will update on the product if I decide to keep it. You need to register the tablet on their website, especially if you want the software bundled with the tablet. However, not only do you have to allow 3rd party cookies, but you must disable any and all privacy software, so that they can sell your information globally. This is disgraceful. I tried cutting back on my privacy controls, and it still wouldn't let me register. I've seen others complaining about the site - for as long as they've been in business, it's shameful. I also couldn't find a downloadable manual. You have to settle for their online one. Two things to be aware of: If you get the Bluetooth version, the battery is NOT replaceable! If you'd like to control the speed of the pointer, the software seems to have left that feature out for this model.

I'm just a "dabbler" with illustration and photo-editing software -- currently using CorelDraw X6, Corel PaintShop Pro X8, Deep Sky Stacker, and StarTools -- but I've been using Wacom tablets since the pre-USB days of the ones with the pen that was wired to the tablet. I recently lost the no-longer-available pen for my Intuos CTL-480 tablet, so I purchased one of these refurbished CTL4100s from TheFactoryDepot, here on Amazon.

Upon receiving it today, I initially just plugged it into my Win 7 graphics desktop, and let the automatic driver-download do its thing. This worked... but only minimally. Fully customizing the tablet's and the pen's features wasn't possible. Went to the Wacom site and downloaded/installed the "real" drivers... and now it's fully customizable, and works flawlessly.

I also vastly prefer this tablet's pen over the one that came with the CTL-480. The two buttons on the former pen were almost impossible to feel, and I found myself constantly having to spin the pen in my fingertips, to locate them. The tips of the buttons on this new pen are raised a bit more, and have a more pronounced edge than the more rounded edges on the older pen's buttons... so I am always aware of how the pen is positioned in my hand.

HIGHLY recommended!

The Bluetooth really isnt that great and i have to keep it connected to my computer 24 seven. The buttons on the pen don't work correctly either. It felt pointless to upgrade to this when my old tablet worked better, with wireless and the pen

I bought this item because it was highly rated EVERYWHERE (twitter, youtube, amazon reviews), so I figure it would be smooth sailing when I got it. I just wanted a wireless pad to draw but this thing turned out to be a $250 HEADACHE. To start, their bluetooth length is a JOKE, my motherboard is LITERALLY right underneath my desk and for some reason, the bluetooth connection wasn't strong enough to connect, I had to basically place the tablet ontop of my mother board in order for it to register... but I had to keep it wired since it would lose connection once placed ontop of my desk. I ended up buying TWO different types of bluetooth antennas to get the "wireless" function to work... Now onto their driver... It's another NIGHTMARE and headache. I don't understand how this company can charge what they charge for their tablets, when their own drivers do not work DAY 1. What a joke. Tried contacting support before I sent this back because I wanted to like it and use it, but guess what? Their call center is permanently closed until further notice due to the corona. I guess we know which company doesn't allow their employees to work from home. Got in touch with someone from their online chat support today who basically told me that my problem was a "installation corruption issue".... AGAIN, WHY ARE YOU CHARGING $200 WHEN YOUR POS DRIVERS DON'T WORK AT START UP. Sent me an article link on how to jump through hoops to properly uninstall and reinstall their driver only to, you guessed it, NOT WORK.... Tried contacting their support TWENTY MINUTES after the fact, only for them to be CLOSED. I've heard nothing but good things about WACOM for years of me trying to get into drawing, but this purchase was a HUGE mistake. I don't know if this was bad luck, but with a google search, it shows that others have suffered the same. If you are still contemplating on buying this as your first digital drawing tablet, take it from me, SKIP THIS ONE.

I would love to rate the product, but due to site issues i can only rate a failed set-up over a 3 hour time span due to wacom site errors. Slow performance, constant timeouts, 500 and 502 errors prevented registration and installation of software. I was able to finally get an account setup after the 3 hours of constant retries. Very disappointed for our daughter who was very excited about her Christmas gift.

It's rather small, and I dislike the feature that the cursor will move on screen to the same position the pen is hovering over the board. Its much more comfortable to draw in the center of the board but if you try to, the cursor will return to the center of the screen instead of remaining in the last position, which is annoying. I got this as a starter pad since it was inexpensive, but if I could go back I would have just held out until I could buy a drawing pad with a screen.

I am so angry I only got to use this thing for a few months and then when I updated to Catalina on my iMac, it was no longer working. I see the white light but my computer no longer recognizes this thing. I tried to call and they have people who don't even speak English, so at times it was difficult to understand what they were saying. Also, they are NOT very knowledgeable AT ALL. The girl wasn't very rude but didn't seem very interested in helping me resolve my issue, it also felt as if she didn't know what she was talking about and tried to get me off the phone as quick as possible. I have been trying for months to get this thing fixed and now I need it for a special project and I cannot even use it. I have nothing against the seller, they are good with me, but WACOM needs to fix this ASAP because I came to find that there are more people than I having this same issue.

I thought I’d be immune to all the people complaining about how it doesn’t install but it legitimately doesn’t. I was ecstatic to receive this and have spent 3 hours installing and uninstalling and reinstalling and troubleshooting and watching tutorials, but this tablet will not be recognized by my computer no matter what I do. Returning if I can’t get it to work in the next few days because I’m very upset and this was a massive waste of my money.

Update: I spoke with customer service and they were able to resolve my issue, which wouldn’t have been able to be fixed without them. So if you get this anticipating being able to just open it and try it out, think again. You’ll likely have to wait until business hours are open and speak to customer service just to get it going

Bought it for using it as a white-boarding tool, to draw simple diagrams to share during videoconferencing with my customers. The laptop I use runs win10 enterprise edition with all the latest updates.

I am a software engineer and I could not believe I had to call support to get the right install package... If you just try to get the driver from the product page on Wacom's site it will fail to work (i could see it forking a new setup.exe process every couple of seconds gradually depleting the available memory and doing nothing else). Hopefully they fix that issue soon (I am writing this on March 30, 2020). The driver name is WacomTablet_6.3.38-2.exe, so you can have the version number for the reference.

Support guy was amazingly rude, but he took me through several screens to download the latest driver package, which finally worked. I can live with rude people as long as they are helpful.

20 mins later the driver... crashed! I was surprised why would the setup application have a menu item saying "restart driver"! Now I know...

Interestingly enough, a $15 noname tablet that my son uses worked out of the box without any drivers and never crashed.

I know that Wacom is a de-facto standard for designers to use on their macbook and that is why I bought this tablet. Everybody else should stay away from this brand.

Good luck

If you are sensitive to sounds and feel this is not for you. I wanted to replace my Wacom Bamboo Fun - which was perfect - except that wacom refuses to update the driver so I can no longer use it. I really did not want to further support Wacom because of this, but also have a ton of work and just needed something that would be comparable and easy to use. They replaced the glass surface with something I assume is supposed to feel like paper and pencil, but it has a drag, I hate the feel and sound it makes - it makes me cringe. This surface also seems more susceptible to wear and tear and pen nibs will have to be replaced more frequently. I would try a tablet by a different company.

I'm transitioning from a larger tablet, but also needed something I could travel with. This tablet has survived several trips in my luggage and maintains accurate interpretation of various amounts of pressure. I have been using it for some months now. I switch it between two computers, and once installed, it's only a matter of plugging and unplugging the USB. It's lasting and working well. The power cord is directional and wants to trail across the desk to your left; this is a little awkward if your computer is to your right, but it's not a big deal. There is no stand for the pen / stylus. Minimal branding. Fuss-free product. Based on performance, ease of use, durability, and price point, I would buy this product again if I needed another.

Alright so I'm going to tell it to you straight. All these reviews complaining about the software set up and tech support, are probably all bearly able to order anything on Amazon in the first place. I just got mine in the mail today and I've been putting it to the test for the past couple of hours. Set up was beyond easy and all the programs are great. If you read the fine print you will notice that clip studio is a two year trial. Which I'm okay with because that's a $200 program. The pen feels great and it's easy to hold for long settings. While I would probably recommend the larger size tablet the small one dose the job. Just be ready to zoom in a lot. Over all it's great for a started tablet and should last quite a while. As always I also suggest just going ahead and paying the $10 for the 4 year warranty. You never know what could happen.

Purchased primarily for my 5 year old granddaughter who loves to draw. Now that I see how well it works I wish I had purchased the bluetooth version for a few dollars more. I have hooked this tablet up to my new MacMini, Samsung laptop running Windows10 as well as a new Acer Chromebox with absolutely no issues. Very pleased with my purchase.

i'm a very experienced mac user, like longer than you've been alive. my current mac is a late 2011 MacBook pro, running 10.13.6. i installed the wacom divers as directed AND MY MAC WOULD NOT BOOT. not EVEN in safe mode. you don't know what mac safe boot is, you're in trouble. i google "wacom driver installed and mac won't boot" and guess what? i saw DOZENS of posts, exactly like mine. i call wacom, and guess what? they said, "our drivers work with 1000s of macs, we are not mac experts, so you need to call apple."

so i boot into recovery mode (luckily, i have a current Time Machine back up... you don't? or you don't know what that is? you're in trouble.) i re-install the OS, takes 2 about 2 hours. i re-install the wacom software, and guess what? it'd ones work, it's "waiting for synchronization" then it says, "log out, log in, if that doesn't fix it, re-install the software."

i log out and in, 3 times. i re-boot (really worried it would not re-start like before). i re-install the software, 3 times. i call wacom tech support again. i'm madder now than before, i've spent 3+ hours trying to get this to work, i was afraid my mac was dead. but i have a back up... you do too, right?

i get a helpful tech support guy this time, it took 30 minutes for him to walk me through the fix. he said, "you downloaded an older driver" i told him it was FROM THEIR OWN SITE, he grunted.

altogether, it was about 4 hours to get it working. and i guess, the tablet works fine. after the time it took, my opinion of wacom has soured, you know? keep in mind this tablet is meant for non-professional consumers. maybe it's easy on a newer or new mac, i don't know.

Recomiendo bastante este modelo si apenas empiezas en este mundo de las tabletas gráficas. Es fácil de usar, configurar, transportar, etc.
He estado leyendo algunos comentarios negativos sobre las puntas que trae el lápiz; por mi parte no he tenido problemas mayores en cuanto al desgaste de estas. Llevo más de un mes sin cambiarle la punta al lápiz y funciona muy bien, supongo que habrá gente a la que se le desgasta más rápido debido a la “intensidad” con la que trabajan. Aún así creo que si se cuidan bien las puntas y no se les fuerza a lo bestia, deberían durar un mes o un poco más.
En cuanto al soporte técnico, pues, no he tenido problemas al solicitar las llaves de activación de los tres programas que incluye. No es nada intuitivo el proceso, pero tampoco es nada del otro mundo. Eso si, el soporte podría mejorar mucho.
El lápiz que tiene es súper ligero y agradable al tacto, lo único malo es que el botón inferior de mi lápiz esta un poco más suelto que el superior; sin embargo no afecta en nada a la funcionalidad. Creo que solo tuve mala suerte y me tocó un lápiz ligeramente mal hecho (no pienso devolverlo por una pequeñez).
En conclusión, luego de más de un mes de uso continuo, puedo decir que el producto vale su precio (aunque yo lo compre 10 dólares más caro por infortunio de la fecha de descuento xd) y si eres un principiante sin exigencias técnicas fuertes, pues esto cae como anillo en el dedo.
-Para trabajar (dibujo, edición, diseño): 8/10
-Para jugadores de Osu! (no creo que haya más juegos que usen este periférico, al menos no intensivamente): 9/10

You can't go wrong with Wacom. After 13 years I finally upgraded from my beat-up old Wacom Bamboo Fun (that still works, by the way). This tablet is small and slim, making it easy to store and place on many surfaces. The range of motion you get with it is perfect, and the grainy texture makes it feel like you're drawing on paper. The pen doesn't require batteries, and the buttons work as intended. The drivers are up-to-date and quick to install. You also get all the bonus software mentioned. For $70, you get everything you need to make digital artwork.

If you get the weird problem with lag while trying to draw on Windows 10, you can fix the problem by disabling that godawful program Windows Ink Workspace. The problem isn't with the tablet.

Oh really easy to use beginner tablet the only annoying thing I found about it is before I could use add to download some software that there was no clear instructions on how to download.

For people less literate with tech this might be hard for them at the beginning but after I downloaded the software it was really easy to use.

Mainly use it to do online homework so I don’t have to waste paper.

The pen also comes with a total of four nibs which is really nice which should last you a good while before you would have to buy new ones.