Intuos5 receives Editors' Choice Award from PCMag

Jamie Lendino provides a detailed review of Wacom's new Intuos5 pen and touch tablet for professional photographers, designers and artists.


Intuos5 receives Editors' Choice Award from PCMag

Jamie Lendino provides a detailed review of Wacom's new Intuos5 pen and touch tablet for professional photographers, designers and artists.

Once everything is installed and underway, using the Intuos5 is an absolute pleasure. This is one accurate drawing surface, and by now, Wacom has long since nailed the pen feel and surface texture. The Intuos5 offers 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity, which is the same as before. As with any drawing tablet, if you've never used one before, you'll need to adjust how you position your hand, wrist, and arm so that you don't trigger accidental movements or "ink," and you may want to fiddle with some of the preferences to tune the sensitivity. But once you get the hang of that, it's easy to apply exactly the right amount of pressure, and the tablet picks up even the absolute slightest movements.

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