Wacom One 13 Touch

With accessibility and sustainability in mind, Wacom has been busy devising a new range of pen displays that are offering some great features for less. The Wacom One 13 Touch pen display has a lot to offer, especially for aspiring artists, with the high quality display that you would expect from Wacom, a smooth and intuitive drawing experience, and the addition of multi-touch capabilities.

- Cesci Angel

PRICE £585/$735 COMPANY Wacom WEBSITE wacom.com

Unsurprisingly the finish is cheaper than the higher-end Wacom tablets, but the white matt plastic casing still looks nice and feels well made. The body is lightweight, so it will work well for those who like to hold their tablet while drawing. There’s a loop of ribbon that comes out of the back edge of the display for pen storage. Sadly this can’t be removed, but it does serve its purpose should you quickly need to holster your pen.

The Standard Pen is similar in construction to the tablet in that it also feels a little cheap and lightweight. But that’s all down to personal preference; some prefer a lightweight pen, and others need something a little more heavy-duty. But nevertheless this pen is nice enough to hold, with a similar diameter to your standard ballpoint pen. When building your bundle on the Wacom website there’s the option to upgrade the pen, plus the Wacom One series has UD Pen technology, which makes them compatible with a range of third-party pens.