Stefan Mileschin

Every few years Wacom releases a new heavy duty tablet for us professional beret adorned creative types to fondle and drool over. With every new iteration of the Intuos line, Wacom seems to add a new feature to their already solid product to entice us to make the switch. With the Wacom Intuos 5, they added a full track pad-esque touch feature to the entire writing surface as well as support for multi-touch gestures. Has adding a seemingly low end consumer feature to a professionals drawing tablet worked or has Wacom finally run out of fresh ideas? Press on for the full review.

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Verdict:
Wacom's Intuos 5 has everything you need and want. It will look great on your sleek white minimalistic table and will be a workhorse during those sleepless marathons of wedding pictures. The price, while a bit steep, is to be expected for a professional tablet.

The Good:

Touch support
Build quality
Wireless kit

The Bad:

Pen can get stuck between writing surface and bezel
Some multi-touch gestures don't work properly
Touch wheel still small and inaccurate