Wacom announced Beginner-friendly graphics tablet, Wacom One 14. The obvious upgrade to its 2023 predecessor is a larger 14-inch IPS display that gives digital artists some extra room to sketch. The borders have been trimmed to accommodate larger canvases while keeping the design thin and compact, making it easy to throw the Wacom One into the backpack.
The textured surface of the 1920 x 1080 HD display should replicate the feeling of painting on paper, the anti-glare coating has an anti-glare coating that, in theory, can be used outdoors with minimal frustration. It will also resist fingerprints, but unlike other tablets in the Wacom lineup, the tablet lacks multi-touch technology. It is designed to work strictly with the included battery-free pen, which has a response time of 16 milliseconds and is clipped to the top of the tablet for easy access. It is pressure sensitive and has two customizable buttons.
Given that it was sold on the beginning of the art journey, you’ll get a range of bundles, including trials of Skillshare courses and clipart Paint Pro. You can also use Foxit to edit and annotate PDF files, making Wacom One a good choice for teachers who don’t need other features .
You can connect the WACOM ONE 14 to your Mac or PC by using the supplied USB-C cable or via the WACOM converter, and if your device does not come with Thunderbolt or DisplayPort Alt mode, connect it to that WACOM converter. You can buy one for $300 now.
