Graphics tablet £15 at asda.

Thanks for the heads up.:clap:
 
I used one of these trust tablets for a while. Did not like it. Pen was poor quality. I thought that for the money I could not go wrong -- but I did and hardly used it.

I now have a Wacom. the trust tablet was not money well spent.
 
Funny because my Trust tablet is fine? :thinking:
 
I bought a trust A4 for £50 never had a problem with it :thumbs:
 
I'd rather pay the extra and get one of the wee Wacom ones, the quality is much better. Mind you for fifteen quid....
 
Al de Man said:
It has to be said, I'm tempted to take a detour on my way home from the pub tonight.

Any idea what price these model normally retail for?
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£23 on Amazon...

£25 on Memory-Express...

£34 at Dixons!!!
 
Lol @ all the "I cant see it on the website" comments.

It's exactly like on HDUK, some people just don't realise there's a world outside of the internet it seems.
 
Checked this out at my local store - they had about 6 or 7 in stock - but it's tiny! I know it's 5.5" x 4" but that's really small when you get it infront of you
 
Picked one of these up in ASDA at the weekend - £15 bargain. Popped round to Tesco and they were in there for £29.95 - Thanks for the tip :thumbs: just need to power it up and have a go with it now
 
Flash In The Pan said:
I'd rather pay the extra and get one of the wee Wacom ones, the quality is much better. Mind you for fifteen quid....
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£15 is worth the punt i'd say...

But I agree with just paying more and getting a Wacom, I recently bought the new Intuos 4 Small and it's brilliant. And an added bonus is that left handed people can use it without any difficulty at all !!
 
I bought 1 from my local ASDA yesterday. Haven't opened it yet and I have no idea how to use it:lol:
 
my girlfriend got one of these to see what they're like etc and tbh it seems alright so far. and at that price you can't go wrong if its just for practicing and nothing too serious
 
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