I reviewed and still use the Wacom Movink 13 drawing tablet - and it just reduced in price ahead of Black Friday

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A first time price drop on my favourite Wacom drawing tablet.

Black Friday Wacom Movink deal; a pen display
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The Wacom Movink 13 only released in May this year and it has a first-time price drop ahead of Black Friday, from $749.95 to $699.95 at Amazon. UK readers can get the same tablet offer for £833 £729.98 at Wacom. But, my recommended deal specifically for US readers is the Movink 13 Bundle for $909.80 $869.40 at Wacom, which comes with all the accessories you need. (Sadly, this is not available in the UK.)

Why is this drawing tablet deal so good? Because it's not only the first time the newest Wacom pen display has been discounted, but it's also a price drop on one of the mist advanced tablets released this year. The Movink 13 features a beautiful Samsung FHD OLED screen designed for artists - a first first for Wacom. Oh, and it's just 4mm thin. When not creating art, it makes for a stunning second screen.

Wacom Movink 13 Bundle
Wacom Movink 13 Bundle: was US$910.30 now US$869.40 at Wacom

Overview: Movink 13 is the new, slim pen display from Wacom designed for mobility. It measures just 4 mm thin with slim bezels, making the screen the star. And considering it's a 13.3-inch full HD Samsung OLED display, that's a star worth promoting.

The Movink 13 comes with the new Wacom Pro Pen 3, but the standard version doesn't feature a case or stand, which is why this bundle deal is worth the money.

Featuring touch control, it's super easy to use and includes Wacom's new 'virtual' Express Keys that can be fully customised.

Key features: 13.3” OLED screen | over 1.07 billion colours in 10-bit depth | under 1 millisecond latency | 420g, 4 mm thin | virtual Express Keys | includes Wacom Pro Pen 3 | Pantone Validated: 95% Adobe RGB

Release date: 27 May 2024

Price history: The Movink 13 usually costs $749.95 and this is the first time its been discounted. The Movink 13 accessories sold separatley cost around $155.

Current price: Amazon: $699.95 (tablet only)

Review Consensus: I reviewed the Movink 13 and scored it 9.5/10 - I found it accurate, thin, slim and well-made, calling it "near faultless". I only wished a case was included, which is why I recommend this bundle.

TechRadar: ⭑⭑⭑⭑½

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Wacom Movink
Wacom Movink: was £835 now £730.48 at wacom.com

Overview: Movink 13 measures just 4 mm thin, weighs just 420g and features an edge-to-edge 13.3-inch full HD Samsung OLED display, with super-bright colours and deep, rich blacks. Your art looks stunning.

This drawing display comes with the new customisable Wacom Pro Pen 3. It features touch control, it's super easy to use and includes Wacom's new 'virtual' Express Keys that can be fully customised. The tablet can be connected to laptops and smartphones for mobile work.

Unlike the US deal, Wacom doesn't have a bundle offer for the UK but it has dropped the price by £105, the first time this Wacom has ever been discounted.

Key features: 13.3” OLED screen | over 1.07 billion colours in 10-bit depth | under 1 millisecond latency | 420g, 4 mm thin | virtual Express Keys | includes Wacom Pro Pen 3 | Pantone Validated: 95% Adobe RGB

Release date: 27 May 2024

Price history: The Movink 13 usually costs £835 and this is the first time its been discounted since release in May.

Current price: n/a (only available from Wacom in the UK)

Review Consensus: I reviewed the Movink 13 and scored it 9.5/10 - I found it accurate, thin, slim and well-made, calling it "near faultless". I only wished a case was included, which is why I recommend this bundle.

TechRadar: ⭑⭑⭑⭑½

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Ian Dean
Editor, Digital Arts & 3D

Ian Dean is Editor, Digital Arts & 3D at Creative Bloq, and the former editor of many leading magazines. These titles included ImagineFX, 3D World and video game titles Play and Official PlayStation Magazine. Ian launched Xbox magazine X360 and edited PlayStation World. For Creative Bloq, Ian combines his experiences to bring the latest news on digital art, VFX and video games and tech, and in his spare time he doodles in Procreate, ArtRage, and Rebelle while finding time to play Xbox and PS5.

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