Wacom Intuos Pro Medium

First impression: The first thing you notice when you open the box is that you get some extras which is nice. For example, there are extra nibs in the box, in addition to some rings to give your pen a different color accent. (This may always be the case but this was my first Wacom product). The tablet and pen are made of sturdy materials and you can feel that too. The tablet also looks very good (which I personally find important). The setup goes very smoothly so you can get started right away if you already have drawing software installed on your computer. If not, you'll have to buy those. Usage: Beforehand: I'm a student so don't work with this tablet on a professional level. I use it to sketch products, mainly in Sketchbook Pro. The size (medium) is more than enough for me. I don't need a larger drawing area. In fact, a larger tablet would take up too much space. Using the pen feels very natural, the pressure levels are intuitive. With a tablet without a screen (like this one) it takes some getting used to before you can draw lines just as smoothly and correctly as on paper, but a little practice compensates for the price difference with a tablet with a screen. In short: the Wacom Intuos Pro does what you expect it to do and just a little more. The only flaw in my opinion is the touch function. Maybe I'm using it wrong, but half the time my movements don't seem to be caught. So I usually leave this feature off. To be clear: with the pen there is no problem. In short: the Wacom intuos Pro does what you expect it to do, and just a little more. (I have given 1 star for screen quality as there is no screen present)