Wacom is the global leader in creative pen displays, graphics tablets, and digital ink solutions for artists, designers, and educators.
Ụlọ ọrụ Wacom Co., Ltd. is a Japanese manufacturer and the global leader in graphics tablets, interactive pen displays, and digital interface solutions. Since its inception in 1983, Wacom has empowered creative professionals in film, 3D animation, art, and design with intuitive tools that bridge the gap between analog and digital workflows.
The company is best known for its diverse range of pen input devices, including:
Wacom's patented electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology allows for battery-free, cordless pens that deliver a natural pen-on-paper feel. The company also serves the enterprise sector with signature pads and digital document solutions.
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Drivers, user manuals, and creative software for your specific device can be downloaded from the 'Resources for your Wacom device' page on the official Wacom website (wacom.com/download) or via the Wacom Center app.
You can register your device by creating a Wacom ID at account.wacom.com. Registration often unlocks bonus creative software and activates your warranty coverage.
Generally, no. Most current Wacom tablets are plug-and-play compatible with Android and ChromeOS devices and do not require separate driver installation, unlike Windows and macOS.
Warranty coverage varies by region. Typically, it is 1 year for products purchased in the USA, Canada, Latin America, and Asia Pacific, and 2 years for products purchased in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
Ensure all cables (HDMI, USB-C, and power) are securely connected. If the power LED is blinking, the device may be in standby or not receiving a video signal. Try reconnecting the video cable or testing on another port.