Wacom Tablet

[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Only con would be the USB cable attachment to the tablet. They should have put a socket rather than a molded output IMO but it's not a show stopper. The cable is long enoug but be careful not to knock or pull that connection or you'll slice it clean and I doubt it can be fixed.

That's interesting - mine has "Detachable USB cable unplugs from your computer and your tablet for easy storage and transport"

Wonder why they changed this?

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by peter_4059

That's interesting - mine has "Detachable USB cable unplugs from your computer and your tablet for easy storage and transport"

Wonder why they changed this?

Cutting costs I reckon. It's the same everywhere nowadays. Manufacturers are cutting corners. But then again the tablet is extremely thin so I'm wondering if there is enough room for a USB socket.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Looks good....nice size (8" x 6"??). Much better than the pokey little ones you see for sale quite often.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by renormalised

Looks good....nice size (8" x 6"??). Much better than the pokey little ones you see for sale quite often.

Yeah it's very comfortable. Just have to work out the mapping between pen pressure and brush sizes. Might need a bit of tweeking. So far I haven't hit any major bump. Also works fine on dual screens.
Pen's fine and precise, finger touch a bit sluggish but still ok. I don't use fingers much for processing masks

[RB (Andrew)]

Thanks for the report Marc.
Good to hear.

I went to Office Quirks today but they were out of stock, so I'll pick one up when they get new stock again.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Tried Hardly Normal??. Although, it'll probably be costlier there.

[RB (Andrew)]

Yeah thought of that but didn't have time, usually they're more expensive but sometimes they price match OW.

I'll try.

[Tandum (Robin)]

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