Four Wacom One series graphics tablets from $60 to $600 unveiled

The Wacom One 12 ($399.99) and Wacom One 13 touch ($599.99) models feature digital interactive color displays, making them similar to regular tablets. The Wacom One S ($99.99) and Wacom One M ($149.99) models have no digital display and are a traditional digital canvas. All prices of the devices are quoted with the full set. You can also buy tablets without additional accessories, such as the Wacom One S for $60.

The Wacom One 12 tablet has an 11.6-inch screen and the Wacom One 13 touch has a 13.3-inch screen. The screens support 1920 × 1080 pixel resolution and have 99 percent coverage of the sRGB color space. The Wacom One 13 touch supports 10-pad input, allowing the owner to navigate with the familiar gestures of a regular tablet. The device has a button that disables the screen's touch sensitivity if necessary. The Wacom One S and Wacom One M are entry-level models that support 4,000 degrees of touch and tilt.

Each of the Wacom One series graphics tablet models comes with an electronic pen, available in a variety of colors and accessories. The pen has a dual button that can be assigned to various keyboard shortcuts. The tablets also support third-party electronic pens.

All models support Windows, macOS, Android and ChromeOS operating systems. Tablets connect to a PC via a single USB-C cable, even models with a display. HDMI connection is also supported. The Wacom One S and Wacom One M models also have support for Bluetooth connectivity.

It is noted that the Wacom One series is the most eco-friendly in the company's range. The tablets are made up of 30 to 65% recycled plastic. The company also offers cheaper versions of the new tablets, without an electronic pen and cables - eStore. They are designed for those customers who already have all the necessary compatible accessories.