It would be great if this was just the first in a line of different sized pens. But it's a good compromise between fine and thick, and I didn't see any railroading. It's a black 0.4mm finetip, though, which doesn't glide quite as smoothly as the 0.7mm I'm used to. I was thrilled when Wacom introduced the gel pen: there are only ballpoints with the smart folios and I really dislike ballpoints.
#WACOM INTUOS PRO DIGITAL GRAPHIC DRAWING TABLET FOR MAC OR PC, MEDIUM, (PTH660) REVIEW PLUS#
The complete Paper Edition includes the Intuos Pro tablet and stylus plus a clip, gel pen with special ink that works with Wacom's EMR technology and a carrying case for the accessories. Additional refills come in a five-pack for $10 ( £14 I can't find them on the Australian site, but the US price directly converts to AU$13). It comes with three ink refills and a 10 pack of A5/letter or A4/half-letter size sheets (depending upon your tablet size) in addition to the 10 nibs for the Pro Pen. After all, who wants to have to replace the batteries in it? But that means you can't use any old ink replacement in it. The primary benefit of the company's electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology is that it doesn't require a battery to power the pen that's doubly important with an ink pen. Double tapping the button creates a new layer. A big blue cross appears on the toggle button when there's content waiting to be synced, and you initiate syncing by pressing it. You attach a stack of up to 10 sheets of paper to the tablet with the bundled clip - while you can stick any size paper on it, it only works on the center portion - and when it senses the gel pen in proximity it goes into recording mode. For people who prefer starting out with sketches on paper, the Paper Edition is really cool.
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