Hi, I don't know where to put this post so I'm just gonna leave it here first. I have some trouble with my Wacom Intuos Draw, I didn't use it for only 2 days and the tablet doesn't respond anymore. I googled and even reinstall the tablet but the lights is still blinking. Do I need to buy a new cable for it ? The wacom service center in my country is well... pretty bad... and I bought the tablet online instead from the shop. I just got this tablet about 4 mths ago. Any advice or recommend that I should do ? :frowning:

I believe there's a Wacom Asia, Europe and US. So you can choose from there. Wacom Europe is very helpful but the downside of Wacom is that you have to send a copy of your ID or passport before sending your product to them.
My tablet is kind of broken too and I'm trying to use my warranty but I think this time too I'll have to send a copy of my passport. The Wacom people try their best and are nice but there's no way around their system.

Found a solution in the end :smile: I just had to system restore then it connects back into the laptop. but thanks for the advice :smile: I did contact them and they asked me to send to Singapore.

2 years later

The blinking light means the tablet has power but does not see a connection to the computer. Please disconnect the tablet from the computer, and restart. Once the computer is booted back up connect to another USB port. If you are using a Windows computer you should see a message that says "Installing device driver" this is part of windows that needs to install to use the tablet. If this fails, try running your windows updates and try the steps above again. If you have a mac computer, there will be no driver driver message but it may take 30 seconds or so to stop blinking. If in either case it does not, please contact wacom support .

I don't recommend the low-end Wacom Intuos. It's got a small drawing area (smaller than all the alternatives with the same price) and the only reason it costs so much is because you're paying extra for those bundled programs it comes with. Without those, the tablet itself is only worth ~40-50 USD, so if you're not getting it for the bundled programs, you're basically getting cheated into paying for programs you're never going to use. It also isn't any better in build quality than the alternatives as far as I have seen so I see no merit in choosing Wacom unless you're getting an Intuos Pro or Cintiq specifically for the pen tilt/rotation features.

I would personally recommend the XP-Pen Deco 03 if it's available in your region and you're willing to spend 100 USD because of its like-Intuos Pro comfort.This is my favourite screen-less tablet at the moment because it has the best pen pressure and drawing experience I've had so far. I don't find the advertised red dial very useful and the wireless is "eh", but if you ignore those side features, the comfort of the pen and the control you have over the pen pressure are absolutely fantastic.

4 months later

Dear I don't know why you bought it, I am currently using Apple MAC tab and really its best for designing and painting, I bought my one from [toplevelcoupons] and really it's very cheap at there, I suggest you once search there, because many others are also available.

20 days later

Hi, guys. I swapped into Huion tablet in the end. The wacom tablet problem had to be resolved with factory reset all the time and also I can't afford an Apple Mac. Its too expensive from where I am :smile:

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