Wacom One is more than a digital pen display, it effectively teaches you how to use it and gives you all the resources you need to be your most creative self. It comes with complimentary software to draw and paint, design new content, and much more.
The Wacom One is a digital pen display or drawing tablet that comes in sizes 11.6 inches and 13.3 inches with different pen colors and many accessories to choose from. For example, there’s a proprietary stand, a carrying case, and covers. The battery-free pen requires no recharging to use. Moreover, the entire system is compatible with Windows, Mac, Android, and ChromeOS. It uses a single cable connection via USB, but you can also sync via Bluetooth if you prefer wireless support. It’s designed to give you an authentic pen-on-paper feel so you can draw, sketch, take notes, or do whatever you want to do, using freehand. Yes, that means it’s a drawing tablet and not a traditional touch-based tablet — although there is a touch-compatible version of the Wacom One.
As most know, when you buy a tablet, the experience involves a lot more than just the hardware. Sure, it helps to have a suitable device, but the real experience starts with the software or the apps available for it. The Wacom One is a new, evolutionary tablet for digital creativity that also provides access to virtually everything you need. When you register your device, and sign up with a free Wacom ID you get a bonus software pack with apps like Clip Studio Paint Pro, Magma, Skillshare, Passpartout 2, Affinity Photo, and more. Unlock your true creative potential now.
There are cheaper models without the display, starting at $100 for small and $150 for medium. They don’t have the display portion, they’re just flat surfaces you can digitally write or sketch on.
Who is it for?
Digital creators of all kinds who love to work with their hands. Whether you’re sketching, drawing, taking notes, editing photos, or something else. The Wacom One is a versatile digital pen display.
Where to buy?
MSRP: $210 to $510
