I have the black version, but that’s not new, because the previous generation Intuos Art also had a black version. The first thing you might notice are the color options.

Now let’s dive a little bit deeper and let’s talk about what’s new with this tablet compared to previous generations. What’s Different from Previous Generations? You have to look up at a monitor while drawing. The Intuos does not have a built-in screen. If your tablet is not working and you need help, check out my Intuos FAQ video, or contact Wacom for tech support. In order to be able to create with the tablet, you’ll also need some software. The new Intuos is very easy to install, all you have to do is just plug it into your computer, go to Wacom’s website and download the driver, install it, and then your tablet should be working.

Just in case you’re wondering, the connection used is your standard USB type A. It sounds difficult, but it’s really not that hard. It does not have a built in screen that shows you what you’re drawing, you’ll have to draw on the tablet and then look up at a separate monitor. The Intuos tablet connects via USB to your computer. It cannot be paired via Bluetooth to an iPad or Android tablet, but you can connect to Android with a USB Adapter. The minimum operating system is Windows 7, and Mac OSX 10.11. The new Intuos is compatible with Mac, and PC or Windows. The model I am reviewing is the Medium version with Bluetooth. This is definitely a lot less confusing than the previous model, where they had the Intuos Comic, Draw, Art, Photo and 3D. There are three options available: Small (no Bluetooth), Small (with Bluetooth) and Medium (with Bluetooth). The new Intuos was released in March 2018, and there are a few different options available. You can use the Intuos to create drawings, paintings, 3D sculpting, note taking, graphic design and more. The Wacom Intuos is a tablet that plugs into your computer and allows you to control art and design software with a pen. I may earn commissions from purchases made through affiliate links in this article. DISCLAIMER: This Wacom Intuos review is not sponsored, but Wacom did send me this tablet to review unconditionally.

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