Wacom One review
Wacom One: One-minute review Despite coming in at a more affordable price, the Wacom One upholds the brand’s reputation for producing high-quality, high-performing drawing tablets. While it’s designed to be more of an entry-level offering, this tablet delivers fantastic value for money and some great specs. When the Wacom One was released back in 2020, traditional graphics tablets were already facing competition from general-use tablets – especially the iPad Air and iPad Pro, as a result of Apple releasing its screen-extending SideCar feature. More advanced tablets such as the Wacom Cintiq and XPPen Artist 15.6 Pro distinguish themselves by offering larger screens, programmable keys and other value-adding features for experienced creatives at a lower price point; but more basic, entry-level tablets such as the Wacom One face steeper competition. Still, this tablet is more affordable than most graphics tablets for the build and spec quality it delivers; enough for it to r...