Wacom CTT-460 Bamboo PEN AND Touch

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Wacom CTT-460 Bamboo PEN AND Touch from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 1.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 61 user reviews of Wacom CTT-460 Bamboo PEN AND Touch from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.8/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. The usability and price get critical reviews.

We've spent some time on Wacom's first-ever hybrid tablet -- the Bamboo Pen & Touch which, surprise, surprise, features independent stylus and multitouch finger inputs. Multitouch-equipped computer users may not be as stoked, but let's not forget those...

I bought the Bamboo Touch to replicate the touch pad on my laptop. along with a wireless keyboard and a 24" monitor, I was able to create a "super" dock for my HP. It works great, once you take the time to customize the setting for your touch, you...

I wanted an alternative to the mouse for ergonomics and flexibility of interface, but I don't use Windows or a Mac. Linux support for the Bamboo is a bit green compared to how well it works in Windows, but the multi-touch interface is going to have a...

This is as close to an Apple MagicPad as any PC-compatible product is going to get. I love the natural feel - and I don't have any wrist/hand fatigue at the end of the day.

I got this to see if it helped with pain in my wrist from using a traditional mouse. The tablet seems to reduce the sideways motion of my wrist. It is very thin so it can slip into a pocket in my laptop bag. The buttons seem a little cheaply made...

The touchpad on my laptop is not functioning. I bought the Wacom as a supplement and downloaded the latest drivers for Vista 32 bit. The pad functioned as advertised and I was impressed at first, but it later developed "tics" - pointer would jump to...

There is a reason people are buying wireless Mice. The Idea is neat, but in the end I always ended up having to use my Mouse for most common functions.

I purchased 2 of these thinking it would be helpful for my young kids to improve their computer drawing. First, I admit I did not research enough and didn't realize it did not work with a pen. But despite that, this tablet has very limited usefulness....

Item used a heavy touch only. It did not includes a stylus [...]

I had to trade in my touch pad for a more expensive model. One that uses touch and a pen. The cursor was a little hard to control with the touch pad but the pen is great.