Wacom Graphire

Excellent wireless performance, Great design

Slight lag, Pricey

An excellent option for those specifically looking for a wireless tablet. The extra cost over a Graphire 4, however, probably won't justify it for those not interested in using the Bluetooth technology to its full potential.

Handy but why bother with Bluetooth for something like this? Save your cash and go for a USB version.

Offers Bluetooth connectivity; includes comprehensive software package; intuitive and easy to use; two configurable buttons.

Bluetooth is tricky to set up; expensive.

Although a nearly $250 price tag accompanies this tablet, it lets anyone draw accurately on a computer, and its software package rocks.

Wireless pressure-sensitive graphics tablet

But 1015 lines per inch is respectable resolution, and 512 pressure levels is a lot, and the Graphire sure is cheap. If you've despaired of being able to afford a tablet, you can probably afford this one. It's not perfect, but it's got excellent driver...

Pen works with most graphics applications ; cordless mouse

Mouse can't be used with extensions managers while the Mac is booting

TABLET/MOUSE FOR BUDDING ARTISTS

Considering what you get, if you do a lot of graphics and can make use of the tablet's many graphic functions like the 512 levels of pressure sensitivity, the Graphire is a remarkably good value product. The stylus is great, but where the mouse is...

Affordable, Customizable, Easy to set up and use, Good software bundle.

Tablet is rather small, Scrolling wheel does not work when browsing web sites with frames.

At around $100, the Wacom Graphire is an excellent value. It sports a good software bundle, is easy to set up and use, and offers a high degree of customization. While the tablet may be rather small, it is adequate for home use; professional users will...

Highly reliable. Easy setup as far as Bluetooth goes. Most of it is very durable. Accurate.

Lag can be atrocious - Wacom tablets tend to have a little bit of lag, but this thing can stall for seconds at a time. I think it's due to interference. Clear cover is a novel idea, but pretty much useless in practice. It's also attached by some very...