Adesso Cyber Tablet

The Adesso Cyber Tablet is a great tool for artists, graphic designers, and other computer fanatics. This drawing tablet allows you to make more accurate and detailed sketches or even signatures. The tablet comes with a pen with two buttons and a USB scrolling mouse. It features 512 pressure levels to assure you of a greater accuracy. It can support a maximum of 3048 lines per inch. The tablet is powered via USB, and the USB cable is included, while the pen and mouse run on two AA and one AAA batteries.

Product Features and Specifications:

• The tablet measures 12 x 9 inches in dimensions;
• It comes with a two-button pen and a mouse with USB and scrolling capability;
• It features 512 pressure levels to give you maximum accuracy;
• The tablet can support a maximum of 3048 lines per inch;
• It comes with FreeNotes, Photo Impact XL, PenSoft Pro!, and Power Presenter RE II;
• The tablet is powered by USB while the pen and mouse run on two AA and one AAA batteries.

Adesso Cyber Tablet Review:

The close to fifty customers who reviewed this graphic tablet gave it an average rating of 3.5 stars. It was also granted an average of 4.1 stars for construction quality, 3.9 stars for ease of installation, and 3.5 stars for its features.

Many of the reviewers felt that it was a good quality tablet for the reasonable price. One user had owned another graphics tablet which he felt was exactly the same as this one, although the former had been sold under a different brand. As a Graphic Design graduate, he used it everyday at work and he found it to be flawless. He liked the full range of pressure sensitivity. He also commended it for being very accurate and very easy to get used to. Other users liked that it came with a big surface area and big flowing lines could be drawn with ease. Several of them also commented that this was a great tablet for the price, especially compared to similar units. Another buyer was a mom whose daughter reportedly loved this.

Despite the happy experiences with this tablet, the mouse was found to be of poor quality, and the programmable function keys were also deemed almost useless, as they could only be used to open programs. Another user was disappointed at not finding support for Photoshop CS2. In fact, another buyer agreed that it seemed to be a bit outdated.

All in all, this sounds like a great tablet for any graphic artist out there. Just make sure it is compatible with whatever program you’re using, and you should be on your way to drawing heaven. For the price, you probably would not mind having the useless features added on, such as the mouse and the programmable keys, as you can already use the ones that reviewers had confirmed to be great.