Testseek.com have collected 59 expert reviews of the Wacom PTK-540WL Intuos4 Wireless Medium and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom PTK-540WL Intuos4 Wireless Medium.
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The editors liked
Still the best tablet on the market
Extra control keys.
Beautiful
Slim and well-thought-out new design
Extremely fluid pen operation
Excellent new surface
Twice as sensitive
ExpressKey display
The editors didn't like
Documentation could be better
Dirt is very visible on the black pen grip
Buttons could use a bit more tactile differentiation
Abstract: Three years ago we reviewed Wacom’s Intuos3 Drawing Tablet and were overall very impressed with the product. Wacom recently introduced their Intuos4 series to replace the aging Intuos4. Today we’ll see if it can match up! I was fortunate enough to get...
Abstract: Graphics tablets aren’t anything new, in fact they’ve been around almost as long as the mouse has been popular. And in the world of graphics tablets, Wacom is probably the best known name and certainly one of the most popular brands around. They have ...
Abstract: Many of you may not know that one of the original inspirations for Bare Feats Lab was my desire to research the best platform for digital cartooning. My first published cartoons were drawn with pencil, ink pens, and colored with Luma ink. When the firs...
Abstract: Now When you think of graphics tablets, you think of Wacom…well, unless you’re way excited about the possibility of Apple finally releasing a tablet Mac (which is quite likely, now that I think about it). There are a few other companies that make grap...
The Intuos 4 seems to strike the perfect balance between precision and affordability. Wacom has other product lines including the Bamboo and the Cintiq. If you are just looking for something to play around with and just want a basic drawing pad, I&rsquo...
New ExpressKey controls (software and hardware) are a great improvement, Slick looks, improved ambidextrous design, Upgraded pen, mouse, and penholder are excellent improvements, 2048 pressure levels double the sensitivity of previous tablets
ExpressKey buttons are disappointingly mushy, out of alignment, Glossy black material attracts dirt and fingerprints worse than the original chrome iPod backings
In all, the tablet was a solid upgrade from the Intuos 3. The new functionality is a solid plus, as is the upgraded form and style. Graphics professionals will love the new sensitivity levels and the enhanced workflow provided by the ExpressKey enhance...
Abstract: If you use a product like Adobe Photoshop, or Corel Painter, and you are not using a pen tablet, then you don't really understand what you are missing. A pen tablet allows you much more control than you can get with a mouse. It gives you much more effi...
Wonderful for any artist, professional to general users, Mac and PC compatible, Cordless/No Battery pen and mouse technology, Generation 2 technology, with 2048 levels of pen pressure, Programmable Quick Keys with LED lighted labels, Programmable Touch Ri...
Pens standard nibs seem to wear down fast, Tablet color can make smudges and dust highly noticeable, USB ports could possibly be bent or stripped out, New Mouse and Pen for the Intuos4 are only compatible with the Intuos4 series tablets, Bundled software...
Reading this, or my previous Intuos3 review, one might say I am biased for Wacoms products. Yet the quality of Wacoms tablets speaks for themselves. Ive used the Intuos3 for years now, it was my first pen tablet, and it has set a high standard for a...
