Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch.
October 2009
(84%)
42 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Touch not universally useable, Bamboo Medium a little price
Most people will be familiar with Wacom, a company that seems to monopolise the graphics tablet market. Its latest models combine pen and multi-touch input, much like the overpriced iPhone, and they're called Bamboo Fun. The name might suggest a, wel...
This tablet packs quite a number of very convenient features and great digital pen functions suitable for both casual users and serious hobbyists.At $329 for an A5-sized tablet, it is still considerably affordable and should be a good long-term investm...
Wacom's Bamboo Pen & Touch is the perfect graphics tablet for the everyday user as well as the artist looking for something portable. The implementation of multi-touch sensing is exciting and I can not wait to get Windows 7 installed so I can make full...
Build and new ambidextrous design, easy operation, new Tip Sensor for Grip Pen, LED programmable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring,
Not much but (arguably) it's the price.
It’s hard to improve on something that’s already brilliant, but Wacom have obviously had a good head scratching session and come up with just that. The brilliant just got, well, erm… Brillianter? But at a price, because the "Small" is p...
Provides both pen and multi-touch input; solid software bundle; 1,024 levels of pen sensitivity; pen doesn't require batteries.
No mouse; relatively pricey.
If your budget allows, spring for the Bamboo Fun—it may be the priciest Bamboo, but it’s also got the most real estate, and it’s the slickest, most full-featured consumer graphics tablet that Wacom or anyone else has offered to date. ...
Touch support offers increased input flexibility. 1,024 levels of pen sensitivity.
Pen holder is an awkward fabric loop. Touchsensitive tablet can pick up unintentional gestures from your resting hand. No threeor fourfinger gestures.
The evolution of the Bamboo consumer line continues at a nice pace with the wonderful new touch feature. Even the lack of three- and four-finger gestures and the missing pen holder doesn't take away from the Bamboo Fun's new features and higher le...
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Published: 2009-10-28, Author: Nick , review by: macworld.co.uk
Multitouch functionality a breakthrough, stylish yet solid build, improved pen sensitivity, native 16:10 aspect ratio support, reasonably priced
Multitouch functions requires some getting used to, pen no match for higher-spec Wacom Intuos4 range, no detachable USB lead, only one colour choice Min specs: Active Zone: 217x135mm; stylus, stylus clip, USB cable; requires: Windows 2000, XP, Vista or Ma...
Abstract: FeaturesThe best thing about it is that you get both touch controls and a pen. This gives you the best of both worlds, whether you want to make precision drawings or use your fingers to control your PC. Both pen and finger controls give you all the fun...
