Wacom One 12

Given Wacom's almost 40-year history in this market, it's no surprise that the Wacom One 12 is an excellent product. It's well made and provides an affordable entry point for photographers who want to accelerate and improve their image-editing skills. It's a step up from the first generation with its convenient USB-C connection and improved display. I was disappointed that Wacom did away with the built-in stand and integrated nib holder/removal tool. Be sure to stash the new model's nib accessories somewhere safe since they're way too easy to lose or misplace. "This beginner pen display provides good value for the dollar" But those are really minor complaints about the Wacom One 12. Sure, it's not a Cintiq with its higher-end specs, but this beginner pen display provides good value for the dollar and gives you a similar experience by taking pen to screen. Screenless tablets can cost a lot less than the Wacom One but require a certain hand/eye coordination that is a little more challenging than working directly on an image. If this is your first venture into photo editing accessories or you want to switch from a graphics tablet to a pen display, the Wacom One 12 is a solid tool for a better (and more accurate) image editing experience.