Wacom Bamboo FUN PEN AND Touch Small

90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Absolutely beautiful product

Spotty gesture support

As its first attempt at a multi-touch tablet, Wacom has some work to do but is on the right track. Because I have such high expectations from Wacom, I felt let down by the sometimes jittery performance of the touch component. As a traditional tablet,...

Supports multi-touch gestures ; Reversible design for left and right handers ; Budget price ; Ideal for beginners

No customisable gestures ; No customisable shortcuts ; Lacks features of advanced tablets

Although the Bamboo Pen and Touch may lack features when compared to more advanced tablets, those features come at a hefty price. At just £75 the Bamboo Pen and Touch is £125 less than an Intuos and £100 cheaper than the Medium Fun model. This means...

It's a great product. It's very responsive and works well in OS X and Windows 7. The four buttons on the tablet and two on the pen are completely customizable, you can set them for just about any key or key combination ; There's also a nice little loop...

None I can think of

The touch controls work well and the pen is smooth. The size is nice, not too big but not too small and it's good looking

Part of the reason I paid the extra $30 for this model was it comes with Adobe Photoshop Elements BUT it's version 7... come on Wacom, current that's 2 versions old! Don't play games with your customers, I would have applied that $30 toward the...

Pen is great, 1024 lvls of sensitivity is great. Can't beat the price

Touch input is not so great, but fine for quickly navigating around. Pen nibs wear down a little quickly

Where do I begin? This thing is just awesome. After years of scanning pencil and paper drawings, being able to draw directly into my computer is second to none. Things look so much cleaner and the results are awesome. It was also much more intuitive...

Touch is a little shoddy compared to laptop trackpads, but I didn't buy this for this purpose (if you are I'd honestly pick something specifically designed for it). I'm guessing Wacom only really included this functionality to replace the old habit of...

Price! The bamboo pen and touch is definitely worth the price at which it is offered. I faced *some* problems getting used to it, but after a day, I find it pretty easy to use. I use MyPaint in Ubuntu 10.04 and I had no problem interfacing it

Nothing much to write here except that I would have preferred an even bigger active area. Who doesn't want more for the same price

Very nice. Another fine wacom product

Pen is slippery in my hand. Would be nice to have a friction band for gripping

1.Feels great and relatively natural in comparison to writing/drawing on paper ; 2. 512 more levels of pressure sensitivity than Bamboo Pen ; 3. Price

My only complaint with this device is the Bamboo Preference software. It does its job, but it bugs out from time to time. I've only installed it on one machine, so I'm not yet sure if it's an isolated occurrence. YMMV

This tablet absolutely cannot be beat for the price. I love it. I will eventually need to find my bag of nibs though as I put the somewhere and don't remember. This has twice the lines per inch resolution over the Pen only version. Sleek design, sturdy...

Really, nothing. Working with a table is a little tricky when compared to using an actual pencil and paper. It doesn't translate perfectly natural drawing feel and my wrist has a tendency to get a little tired though you have to situate yourself for...