Wacom One Small CTL 472 Drawing Tablet
Wacom One Small CTL 472 Drawing Tablet
- Product Type : Tablet with pressure-sensitive, cordless, battery-free pen
- Model Number : CTL 472
- Active Area : 6.0 x 3.7 inch
- Express keys: No
- Pen Pressure Levels : 2048
- Multi-touch : No
- Wireless Support : No
- Weight : Small Tablet: 251g; Pen: 9g
- Resolution : 2540 lpi
- Pen : Pressure-sensitive, cordless, battery-free pen. (LP-190K)
- Cable Included : Yes (Micro USB to USB)
- System Requirements : PC: Windows® 7 or later,
Mac: OS X 10.10 or later,
Standard USB-A port,Internet access to download driver (for tablet to work) - Reading Speed (pen) : (pen) 133 pps
- Technology : Patented electromagnetic resonance method
You and your computer in creative harmony. Sketch, draw and edit photos with a simply great pen experience. It couldn’t be easier.
Digital creativity made easy
You and your computer in creative harmony. Sketch, draw and edit photos with a simply great pen experience. It couldn’t be easier.
Take your creativity to a new level
Sketch and paint with more precision. Our advanced electro-magnetic pen technology gives you excellent control and accuracy. One by Wacom helps your art projects come out the way you’ve always wanted, by perfectly matching the movement of your pen. Editing photos? Everything from complicated cut-outs to delicate color adjustments are so much easier. Get ready for a load more ‘Likes’.
Your choice of versatile digital canvas
Choose the size to suit you. Small takes up a tiny amount of your desk, but still gives enough workspace to create. Medium offers a larger area for broader strokes of the pen – and more room to express yourself. Both are compact enough to fit easily into your laptop bag too.
So simple to set up
Whatever you want to create, it’s easy with One by Wacom. The tablet has everything you need, and nothing that you don’t, so it’s easy to get started on your next project. Just connect the USB cable to your Mac or PC, download and install the driver and you’re ready to go. Starting on that project really is that simple.
