Description

Selling a Wacom Bamboo Pen graphic tablet (Model: CTL-460) in excellent working order. This is a highly reliable, industry-standard budget tablet perfect for digital art, photo editing, graphic design, online teaching, or playing osu!.

Why choose this model? Wacom build quality is legendary, and the stylus is completely battery-free (works via electromagnetic resonance), meaning you never need to worry about charging it.

What's included:
• Wacom Bamboo CTL-460 Tablet
• Original Battery-Free Stylus (Pen)
• USB Connection Cable
• Original Box / Packaging

Condition:
Fully working. Very good cosmetic condition with only minor, normal signs of use. The drawing surface is clean with no deep scratches, ensuring a smooth drawing/gaming experience.

Compatibility:
Works with Windows and macOS (standard drivers easily available on the official Wacom website).

Collection & Delivery:
• Collection: Available in Dublin 18 (Stepaside / Sandyford / Dundrum areas depending on time).
• Postage: Nationwide tracked shipping available at the buyer's expense (An Post / ParcelMotel). Safe and secure packaging guaranteed.

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Feel free to ask any questions below. Reasonable offers are welcome for a quick sale!

Shipping: Collection

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Payment: Cash

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Comments & Offers

Glue 1 week ago

Hi, I know nothing about this area. My daughter is doing graphic design in school as 4 th year subject. She likes to draw also. She has a laptop. Would this be a nice/good tool to give her to practice and help her learn subject better and just use and enjoy? Or is it very difficult/complicated? Thanks

Dimka86 1 week ago

@Glue:

Hi! Yes, I think it would be a nice tool for your daughter to practise drawing and learn graphic design!

The Wacom is a simple drawing tablet that connects to a laptop via USB.
It doesn't have a screen, so she draws on the tablet while looking at the laptop screen.
It can feel a little unusual at first, but most people get used to it with some practice.

It works well for learning digital drawing, illustration and photo editing, and she can use it with drawing software on her laptop.

I think it's a good, affordable way to try digital art without spending a lot on a more expensive tablet.
Happy to answer any other questions!