Even a week before it begins in earnest, Black Friday is already throwing up some serious 'best deal' contenders, and the first Wacom offer to make me sit up is 11% off the brand new MovinkPad 11, bringing it down to £372 in the UK and $399 in the US.
Movink 11 is Wacom’s latest portable sketchbook, running on Android 14. It's an iPad-like alternative for artists and pairs beautifully with the Pro Pen 3, and its 11.45-inch textured display gives you that familiar paper-like drag without slowing you down.
Across the US, Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H are warming up deals. The Intuos Pro Medium has slipped to $379.95 $329.95, Bluetooth Intuos models are landing around $109, and the Cintiq 16 continues to pop up in the $500 region during short burst promos. If you’re hunting a deal, track prices daily and scoop up Wacom’s newsletter codes while they last.
UK shoppers are also seeing promising early drops: the older model Cintiq 16 flirting with the mid-£400s, and the ever-reliable Wacom One S hitting impulse-buy territory at around £99.98 £59.99. Expect Wacom’s annual Black Sale to nudge bundles even lower, and on Black Friday itself, there could be more models being added to the sale.
For a different angle and sharper price-to-performance ratios, check out my cherry-picked Huion tablet deals and my general Black Friday drawing tablet deals.
With an 11.45-inch anti‑glare display, 8 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of storage, this runs Android 14 independently – no computer required. The Pro Pen 3 offers 8,192 pressure levels, making every stroke precise, while the sleek, portable design means creativity can strike anywhere.
Wacom’s 14-inch One display is a solid starter screen for artists, offering a laminated panel, dependable pen tech and useful training extras. It's the newest model in this range and has the largest display; a good-value upgrade if colour accuracy isn’t critical.
Wacom’s Intuos S is a reliable, long-established entry-level graphics tablet: compact, pressure-sensitive, and widely loved, and still a very smart buy for beginners on a budget. The Medium and Small Wireless models are also on sale.
Wacom’s Intuos Pro Medium (2025) is a sleek, modern redesign of the popular graphics tablet. Featuring Bluetooth 5.3, the new, sensitive Pro Pen 3, and unique dial controls. Read my Wacom Intuos Pro Medium (2025) review.
Wacom’s One 13 Touch is a versatile mid‑tier pen‑display with touchscreen, 4,096‑level Pro Pen and laminated glass. Although it may not be the newest model, and the stylus could be improved, it remains a popular tablet, particularly among new digital artists and kids.
Wacom’s Movink 13 was the first OLED drawing tablet, and it's a sleek, portable pen display with exceptional colour and contrast. It’s a newer, premium model that’s increasingly popular with illustrators and creative pros, and remains one of the slimmest, lightest pen displays I've used. Read my Movink 13 review.
Released in 2023, this Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 (touch) is the newest top-tier drawing display built for creatives who want good specs from a trusted brand. With a 17.3-inch 4K panel, 120 Hz refresh rate, and ultra-precise Pro Pen 3, this pen display is squarely aimed at pros. If you need professional-grade colour fidelity, ultra-low latency, and a truly premium drawing experience, the Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 is for you, and it costs less right now.
There are also discounts on the larger Cintiq Pro 22 (touch), with 10% off, and the even larger Cintiq Pro 24 (non-touch), with a small 7% off.
