Tools: Graphire 4x6 Wacom Tablet
Graphire 4x6 Wacom Tablet
Wacom| Category: | Computer Hardware |
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| Subcategory: | Input Devices |
| Price: | $89 |
| Average Rating: | (10 Votes) |
Member Reviews
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- katemoon, Thu, 15 Nov 2007 18:28:23 UTC.
- 1st review
While the performance of this product has been fine, the usefulness of the Graphire for anything larger-scale is limited. At the time of my purchase, this was the most affordable with my budget, but I've barely been able to use it since. I would hesitate to recommend a tablet this small to anyone looking to do illustration on a normal-sized scale; I'm constantly running off the active surface and having to start over with a mouse. It's a good tool for casual photo editing, but attempting to use it for any length of time will frustrate. Inferior to the Intuos I use at work.
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- RaJulio, Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:49:34 UTC.
There is a learning curve to using a tablet - especially a small one like this. I had used one at an internship and caught on real quick. Bought this one for myself and used it on my PC - it is hard due to the fact that when using the mouse you're used to lifting and moving the mouse - the tablet on the other hard - you don't. There's a scroll & 2 buttons built into the tablet and the product cones with a stylus pen and a mouse. It's a fun tool to use, but be ready to relearn "mousing".
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- Sasze, Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:48:30 UTC.
Like it better then a pencil now.
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- tlcfireflyx, Sat, 15 Mar 2008 15:52:37 UTC.
Easy to adapt to, and fun to use. Great for most of the projects I work on.
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- Draconoskirojin, Wed, 28 May 2008 18:26:42 UTC.
I had one and it was amazing. Then it bit the dust :( but I got one of those Bamboo Funs by Wacom and I really can say your life isn't complete without a tablet.
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- AC_Design, Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:27:16 UTC.
This digital pen is my favorite digital computer tool to use.
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- DarkoLabs, Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:14:35 UTC.
Small drawing surface, but honestly it's all you really need... The proof is in the pudding. Check out my Illustrator and PS paint projects to see for yourself. This tablet can do almost everything and expensive one can. GREAT for beginners :^)
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- futureofanimals, Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:48:11 UTC.
Who else is there? Back in "1909" I had a Wiz by CalComp, which was ok for that time. I then tried a CalComp copy of a Wacom. I would give it 0 stars. CalComp's service had become very poor and it never worked. I fortunately where I worked at the time purchased it not me. Wacom does what it is intended to do
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- Nireths, Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:16:02 UTC.
First tablet I got, I still use it and it has lasted quite some years now!
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- pauljs75, Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:57:58 UTC.
I've got the USB version and not the wireless as in the pic. Regardless of it being the cheapest of the Wacoms, it's still up to Wacom quality and works well enough. I figure it will continue to do the job until I have the money free for the Intuos. (And it will probably bag it with the laptop when I finally do get an Intuos.) The built in stylus holder is a nice touch too.
Mine shows some wear and tear, and my only worry is about the stylus nib. But it's still functional after all the heavy use, so I can't complain.
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