gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:56
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Wacoms new Bamboo tablets comes in three flavours: Pen, Touch and Pen & Touch. The latter combines pen control with a touch-sensitive surface, for a broader and more flexible range of creative possibilities and is focused very much on everyday use...
Pen and touch control; 1024 levels of pen sensitivity; Good size for drawing and sketching; Includes drawing software...
Not that much bigger than the cheaper Bamboo Pen & Touch...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:56
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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...
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The Wacom Bamboo Fun is one of Wacoms entry level graphics tablets. For those who dont know what a graphics tablet is, think of it as a pen and pad that replace the mouse as a way of controlling your computer. (You can use a special mouse on these pa...
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...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:56
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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...
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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...
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As an entry level product this is as good as it gets but it isnt sensitive enough for serious or high-end tasks...
Rugged design, easy to use...
Not super-sensitive...
As an entry level product this is as good as it gets but it isnt sensitive enough for serious or high-end tasks...
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It’s been a busy year for Wacom, market leaders in pen tablet technology, with a newly launched range and 25 years of innovation celebrated with the Intuos3 Special Edition. The new Bamboo brand sold as ‘a pen for every PC or Mac’ has ex...
Precise control over both creative applications and everyday tasks, RSI reducing potential, solid Wacom build, attractive desktop accessory, widescreen compatible, premium end of Bamboo range...
No mouse, white can look a little grubby after heavy use, no clip to store pen securely Min specs: Mac OS X 10.3.9 (Universal)...
Gripes about choice of colours aside, this is still a Wacom tablet with all the potential for creativity associated with a still vibrant company. Add a new contemporary look, the obvious RSI benefits and the ability to convert handwritten text to type...
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Easy to use and great value for digital imaging enthusiasts. The Bamboo Fun is Wacoms 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-level us...
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Wacom pen tablets have been a favourite of design and photography professionals for years. Wacoms Bamboo Fun line brings pen and tablet computing to another audience: the casual home or office user. Bamboo tablets offer consumers a welcome alternative...
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...
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Bamboo Fun is an A6-wide version of the Wacom Bamboo tablet and pen. Its been slightly remodelled in the Fun version (it now has rounded corners), but the pressure pad and pen are just as sensitive. Its available in four colours and comes bundled wit...
Compact yet easy to use, Great software...
Takes getting used to...
Bamboo Fun is an A6-wide version of the Wacom Bamboo tablet and pen. Its been slightly remodelled in the Fun version (it now has rounded corners), but the pressure pad and pen are just as sensitive. Its available in four colours and comes bundled wit...
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Wacom pen tablets have been a favourite of design and photography professionals for years. Wacom’s Bamboo Fun line brings pen and tablet computing to another audience: the casual home or office user. Bamboo tablets offer consumers a welcome alterna...
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, you’ll find that the Bamboo offers a natural approach to drawing, photo reto...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:56
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The Bamboo is a well-packaged and nice looking device. While it can be used for a multitude of tasks, its most certainly geared toward the artist with its pretty box and sleek look. The information provided on the back is certainly enough to convey t...
Great tracking and movement, Comfortable feel, Thin size is good for travel, Great for the beginning artist...
Blue light is very bright, Active area is a bit small for mouse use, Active area is susceptible to scratches from the pen...
The Bamboo is a well-packaged and nice looking device. While it can be used for a multitude of tasks, its most certainly geared toward the artist with its pretty box and sleek look. The information provided on the back is certainly enough to convey th...
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Although many of us enjoy high tech devices, there are times when we still get pleasure from going back to traditional methodology. We may type on the keyboard all day, but still find comfort in writing or drawing with a pencil and paper. Old methodol...
ProsExcellent designVery good writing surfaceHighly responsive Many levels of pressure sensitivityGreat writing surfaceUseful scroll and zoom buttonsLightweight and portableSturdyWell-pricedGood software bundleConsPen feels a little flimsy Takes some...
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Techloop.net Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:56
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We have reviewed several Wacom tablets over the past few years, and when they recently introduced their new line of products, Bamboo, we were excited to get our hands on a unit and test it out! The latest Bamboo tablets offer a very different design c...
Lots of different sizes/colors avaliable * Works great * Bundles software package * Extra pen nibs * Priced right!...
Mouse STILL not practical * Tech Specs Interface: USB Wired OS Support: Mac, Windows, Unofficial Linux Pressure Sensitvity: 512 Levels Resolution: 2,540 Lines Per Inch...
Wacom did superb job designing the Bamboo and Bamboo fun, they’re not as full featured as the professional Intuos3 line, but they offer more then enough features for consumers who want to experience their computer in a new way.
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maclife.com Updated:
2014-12-31 08:15:59
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The Bamboo Fun even looks fun, doesn’t it? Digital artists can be divided into two groups: those who use drawing tablets and those who don’t know what they’re missing. The Bamboo Fun aims for this introductory market, acting as a great...
Directly improves control and results in graphics apps. Pressure-sensitive stylus also wireless and battery-free. Eraser end instantly selects new onscreen tool. Includes wireless, battery-free mouse. Stylish, slim design. Works with Inkwell.
Software bundle good to get started, but includes outofdate versions.
The bundled mouse is a nice extra, but the movement- and pressure-sensitive stylus will rewire the way amateur graphics editors use Photoshop, Painter, and other applications...
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For digital photography, the Bamboo Fun is the better choice. The primary difference between the Bamboo and Bamboo Fun is the inclusion of a mouse on the latter, and more importantly, the addition of an eraser on the pen, making it easy to correct adjustm...
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Most serious digital photographers know that using a graphics tablet is the best way by far when it comes to editing and making selections in Photoshop and other imaging applications. Although there is a learning curve when switching from a mouse to...
Ratings (out of 5)Design5Features4.5Ease-of-Use4.5Value for Money5A graphics tablet should be considered standard equipment for anyone doing image editing. Although the Intous3 line is ideal for serious editing work, the price is too high for many cas...
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Bamboo FunCompany: Wacom When I think drawing tablets, I think Wacom. I have been using the Graphire series of tablets for many years. This past fall Wacom replaced the Graphire tablet line with the Bamboo Fun line of tablets. (The Graphire BT, or Blu...
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consumerelectronicsnet.com Updated:
2014-12-31 08:16:08
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Ive been using the Wacom Bamboo tablet now for a week now, and I have to say that for the most part, Im happy with it. Ive used competing companies graphics tablets before, and Im surprised by the superior performance of this little tablet. It...
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jordanitservices.co.uk Updated:
2014-12-31 08:16:12
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Ko Maruyama The Bamboo Fun is a small tablet for every computer user. I know what youre thinking: "The name says fun - - sounds like an entertainment device." Well, youre only half right. Itll bring you hours of entertainment, but its also a g...
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Tablets have had a market for years now. Graphic artists have preferred to use them because they offer control far superior than what mice give them and average consumers have learned to take advantage of them to do simple editing with digital photos...
Stylish, attractive look, Awesome software bundle, Affordable price...
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...
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best4reviews.com Updated:
2014-12-31 08:16:17
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Theres nothing quite like the woody, evergreen perennial bamboo and with "Me Ol Bamboo", thats what Dick Van Dyke led us to believe in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Well, now 39 years on from that film, and miles away from the plant, Wacom aims to help o...
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...
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SummaryPros: Customizable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring enhance efficiency; comfortable pen feels good in the hand; sleek and stylish look. Cons: No wireless connectivity. Processor Compatibility: Universal OS Compatibility: 10.3 (Panther), 10.4 (Tiger) P...
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...
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Previously available in other parts of the globe, Wacoms Bamboo pen tablet line has finally reached the U.S. For the most part, the Bamboo is replacing the Graphire line of tablets designed for mainstream consumers. These input devices are handy for w...
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.
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