Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Wacom Bamboo Fun and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom Bamboo Fun.
April 2008
(88%)
43 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Included software is outdated, No wireless version
Using the Bamboo Fun over the course of a few weeks has left me with a grin on my face. Wacom has arguably been the most well-known company when it comes to tablet input devices, and their products have been what most people immediately go to. For any...
Easy and intuitive to use, stylish, build quality, neat navigation with Touch Ring and ExpressKeys
Price, not much else.
Stylish, easy and intuitive to use with a nice software package to boot, the Wacom Bamboo Fun is not exactly an impulse buy at £140. But it still provides a superbentry point into the fun world of the graphics pad. ...
Customizable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring enhance efficiency; comfortable pen feels good in the hand; sleek and stylish look.
No wireless connectivity.
Bamboo tablets bring the benefits of pen and tablet computing to a consumer audience. It may take a while to get accustomed to using a tablet; but if you stick with it, you’ll find that the Bamboo offers a natural approach to drawing, photo reto...
Four ExpressKeys. Sleek and stylish. Wireless pen and mouse. Excellent bundled graphics applications.
The pen stand is a bit lightweight. No Bluetooth model.
If youre artistically inclined, the Bamboo Fun is a great way to express yourself on your computer. The sleek pen tablet lets you draw and paint with ease, and the tablet itself is almost a work of art.
Abstract: Easy to use and great value for digital imaging enthusiastsThe Bamboo Fun is Wacom’s attempt at a consumer graphics tablet, with half the sensitivity and resolution of its high-end Intuos range, but many of its qualities. Aimed at the entry-leve...
Its like touching pen to paper; thin, sleek and stylish
There are no wireless options, its not suited for left-handed people The Final Word Bamboo Fun tablets bring the benefits of pen and tablet computing to a consumer audience. It may take a while to get accustomed to using a tablet; but if you stick wit...
Bamboo Fun tablets bring the benefits of pen and tablet computing to a consumer audience. It may take a while to get accustomed to using a tablet; but if you stick with it, youll find that the Bamboo offers a natural approach to drawing, photo retouch...
Abstract: As the name suggests, Wacom is selling this device as a fun tool and possibly as a replacement for a mouse. It can certainly be used this way and, if you find a mouse difficult, its a good alternative. If you intend to produce serious digital artwork...
As an input device to just replace a mouse the Bamboo Fun is fine. As a tablet for the occasional photo retouching or just messing around in art packages, kids will love it, then again its fine. If you are looking to do lots of artwork and need delica...
Abstract: And everyone applauds. A quality graphics tablet that looks and feels great, though its quite pricey. Modern mice may be increasingly ergonomic. but when it comes to fine detail, you still need a spotless desktop and a Zen-like state of calm to co...
