Pros: Works fine

Cons: Cord to charge the battery was easy to lose. If anything, make sure you keep all your gear near by or buy a case for it so you won't lose parts.

Pros: none

Cons: Purchased this device first for a wacom bamboo create 670 i would be getting later mid may.
Not only does it disconnect mid-draw but it does so on a full battery and after multiple driver re-installs in an attempt to fix it
searches on the internet have found that this is not an uncommon

Pros: -No Wires.
-Long battery Life.
-Nicely priced for a Wacom accessory.

Cons: -Wireless distance is not that far without a line of sight to the receiver, Easily achieved with front usb ports.

Other Thoughts: -Disappointed in the battery life indicator as it's on the side and uses the pc for notification. Not a flaw with the kit itself but a flaw with the tablet design.

-Better visibility of connection status as it's not easy to catch the soft dim white lights go out, again a tablet design flaw.

Pros: It does cut the cable... a bit...

Cons: The Signal doesn't even carry accurately over 12ft (TV-to-couch) which was disappointing to say the least... and the battery life leaves MUCH to be desired after degrading rapidly, to less than 30 minutes of life in under 3 months of use...

Other Thoughts: I do love my tablet, but the cable wacom includes with tablets is ridiculously short in order to coerce people into buying this, and this barely performs the described function - signal distance is so short you're basically still stuck at the desk. May as well buy a USB extender, or a better USB to micro USB cable.

Pros: It kinda cuts the cord for the most part. It works well and there doesn't seem to be any input lag either.

Cons: It will only charge when plugged into a computer's USB port.

Other Thoughts: Installation couldn't be easier for this. You pretty much just plug it into the tablet and computer and it works. There's only one gotcha that I wish didn't exist.

Technically you're going to need to hang onto the USB cable because the only way to charge the battery is by plugging the tablet into your PC. Why is that a bad thing you ask? Well that means if you want to use a USB charging brick for a device like a cellphone, you're completely out of luck. It simply will not charge from a USB power source that isn't a computer. It's not a complete letdown since it works rather well, but it would have been nice if you could charge the battery using any USB power source rather than using your computer to do so (and leaving your computer powered on in the process).

Pros: Performs as prescribed. Battery lasts a decent amount of time. If basing it on continuous use, I would say 1 full day.

Cons: The receiver causes boot up issues when turning on your computer from a power down (at least I've noticed this issue with windows 7. Doesn't happen with windows 8). It causes the computer to take up to 10 minutes to boot up.

Pros: Great to have since the usb cable that came with the tablet was very short.
Dosen't add any lag like I thought it might.
Charges pretty quick.

Cons: Receiver dongle is tiny and can be easily lost.

Pros: Shipped to Okinawa Japan in less than a week, quite unreal.

Cons: Didn't come charged, no biggie but annoying.

Other Thoughts: I never was any good with art but I love painting with a tablet.

Its good its sold without the tablet, same with the case, keeps cost down. Some people have large laptops and can fit both a 10#+ laptop with tablet.

Pros: Works great and easy to install.

Cons: Wireless range is really short. I can't be a couple of feet away from the receiver until it losses connection.

Other Thoughts: It's a must have for my Wacom Bamboo, the wire they provided is too short and gets in the way too much.

Pros: works as advertised

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: very happy with it so far