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This takes getting used to, but if you train yourself, you'll never want to go back drawing with a mouse. Keep in mind there is no image on the tablet, that you look up at the computer screen as you draw. Get the smaller 'Capture' tablet, identical in build and functionality, and some claim the smaller size is easier to use. = not for the price, unless you have that much to spend. I recommend the smaller 'Capture' tablet if you can't decide.

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Depending on your usage and preferences, you could get used to using either one, but consider the price, the eraser on the 'Create', and the software included before choosing. The smaller 'Capture' can also be used like this, but you can leave your wrist mostly in the same place, which is less tiring for general navigation around the operating system and other tasks outside of drawing. The larger 'Create' is more like writing on paper, where I lift my hand regularly for each stroke, which is better for me when sketching. Having used a tablet roughly the size of the smaller 'Capture' tablet, I think artists can get used to both sizes after a few days of using one.

Professionals may choose Intuos as a standard because of the name alone, otherwise this is a quality tablet for a cheaper price.

= I can't see any reason to choose the Intuos tablets over this, the pen input is more than sensitive enough for most people. This, or the Intuos line, or the smaller Bamboo 'Capture' tablet? Otherwise, the tablet is a good replacement for a mouse, and works at least as well as a mouse for any software you use it with. The buttons on the side are meant to replace the three-mouse buttons (the buttons are also on the side of the pen if you prefer), but they (and all the other functions of the tablet) can be reprogrammed or disabled.

After more use, I imagine I'll use these gestures often to navigate Windows 8, although the keyboard and mouse will still be kept on the side.

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The multi-touch pad takes some getting used-to, but after researching the different gestures in Windows 8 (yes, the tablet works fine in Windows 8), I saw several cool gesture options to scroll through and switch between apps using multiple fingers, in addition to standard intuitive mouse pad inputs. Certainly unnecessary at first, but with the right software the eraser is a godsend in efficiency. The pen is a little better than my previous one, and the eraser on the top is a nice addition in software that supports it (Adobe Photoshop sees it directly as the pen and eraser tools, but Microsoft paint for example sees it as two pen inputs). The tablet cleverly has the pen input overtake the touch input, meaning you are less likely to accidently use them both together (annoying that you have to drop the pen to use the gestures, but probably best the way they did it).

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Not good first impressions.Д«ut after installing the drivers on the one disc that did come with it, the multi-touch tablet and pen start to shine.

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Also, the free bundled software comes as a code you need to download online, which again is different from my previous model, which had the software on disc. 50% of the surface area, a disappointment for being a waste of space like my previous model). I also saw that THERE ISN'T AS MUCH WRITING SPACE AS YOU THINK: the picture suggests the pen is recognized on a large space next to three black buttons, but an hd image of the product will show you tiny crosshairs indicating exactly where the pen is recognized, approx. The usb cable is detachable and shorter than the cable on my previous tablet, which is great for carrying with your laptop, but a pain if your desktop station far away from where the tablet would sit on the desk (a separate wireless accessary is available at a cost).ДЄfter plugging it in, I saw that it seemed to automatically recognize as a clumsy large touch pad, and the pen was completely disabled (unlike my previous model, where the pen tablet would function well enough without installing the drivers). The first thing I noticed is the tablet itself is huge, about the surface area of a typical 14' laptop computer. I thought I needed an upgrade, and the touch/pen hybrid with a larger area seemed like a good choice when it went on sale.

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First, this was an upgrade from an older, smaller Wacom-Bamboo Pen Tablet model.