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Professional 3D artist Joseph Drust shows how to set up the Intuos 3D with ZBrushCore.

Although the OLEDS in Intuos4 were a major improvement over blindly operating an Intuos3 tablet, we’ve improved the customer experience even further. By observing customers, we learned that each time they loo...

The Wireless Accessory Kit uses RF technology with 2.4 GHz ISM band and GFSK modulation. RF technology offers a number of advantages: it is compatible with most computers, quickly pairs with the computer and ...

The Nibs are stored inside the tablet. To access the Nibs, simply slide off the removable panel on the back of the tablet, the nibs are stored in the middle of the tablet next to the Nib extractor.

With an Intuos Pro, customers can use a variety of pens. The color rings help to differentiate one pen from the other. Basically, there are two main scenarios for the rings. First, if you use different pens w...

Materials used in Intuos Pro include silicone for the soft touch rubber paint with a polyurethane base on the top case. The materials do not include latex.

The grid on the surface of the tablet displays the active area for the pen, this is the area where your pen will function on the tablet.

Intuos multi-touch the standard Microsoft applications (including Windows Photo viewer) and Apple as well as the main applications from Adobe, Corel, Autodesk and AmbientDesign (Art Rage). The main Internet b...

Tony Camehl unboxes our Intuos 3D including ZbrushCore by Pixologic. He also shares some helpful tips and tricks for beginner digital sculptors.

In only 3.5 hours the battery charges up to 85% of the full capacity. To fully recharge an empty battery takes less than 6 hours.

With one touch of the capacitive ExpressKeys, a heads up display immediately appears on the screen showing all of the ExpressKey settings. Similarly, touch the Touch Ring to see the current settings. This tim...

On the Top of the tablet on the right side is a physical Touch Toggle switch, to toggle the touch feature on and off.

To get started with the Intuos Pro, visit the getting started page here.

To get started with the Wacom Intuos Art, Comic, Draw, or Photo tablet, visit the getting started page here.

If you hold your fingers too close together, the tablet may not recognize them as being separate. Try moving your fingers a little further apart, at least 25 mm (1 inch).

Click here to learn more about Getting Started with Intuos Pro (previous generation – PTH451, PTH651, PTH651SE, PTH851)

Yes, Use a standard USB wall charger with 5 Volt output and the USB cable that ships with Intuos Pro to connect the tablet to the charger. The tablet will operate normally.

The Intuos (2013) tablet has a built in Kensington locking port on the tablet. This is often helpful in classrooms when wanting to secure the tablet to a desk.

Yes. When the USB cable is connected, the wireless mode is switched off, the battery starts to recharge and the tablet works in USB connection mode.