Supported hardware

What the symbols mean

✓Works

Tested on a real tablet.

≈Likely works

A closely related model already works, but this model may need testing.

…Untested

Possibly works, but needs hands-on verification. Please try it and report how it goes.

Product IDs are USB IDs; Bluetooth and dongle versions are listed under their USB entry. Tablet not here? Choose Help › Collect Device Data… and send us the zip file.

Release years for some models come from TheSevenPens’ DrawTabData.

PenPartner & Graphire · 1996–2007

Compact consumer tablets. No tilt or ExpressKeys, though a few Bamboo models added buttons. Pressure tops out at 512 levels (256 on the original PenPartner). The Bamboo Fun (CTE-650) pen works.

Intuos 1 · 1998–2002

The original professional Intuos: 1024 pressure levels and tilt, no ExpressKeys.

Intuos 2 · 2001–2004

Same features as Intuos 1, with a new design.

Intuos 3 · 2004–2006

Added ExpressKeys, touch strips, and the rotating Art Pen, with tilt on every model. Tested on the widescreen 6×8 (PTZ-631W).

Intuos 4 · 2009–2012

A touch ring replaced the strips, and the keys gained OLED labels. 2048 pressure levels, tilt, and Art Pen rotation. The wireless PTK-540WL’s Bluetooth needs testing.

Intuos 5 & Intuos Pro Gen 1 · 2012–2015

Intuos5 (PTK-x50, touch PTH-x50) was renamed Intuos Pro (PTH-x51) on the same hardware: 2048 pressure levels, a touch ring, and no Bluetooth. The L (PTH-851) and touch L (PTH-850) work, finger touch included.

Intuos Pro Gen 2 · 2017–2025

8192 pressure levels, Bluetooth alongside USB, and the Pro Pen 2. The M and L work over USB and Bluetooth, finger touch included.

A PTH-660 on Bluetooth may report its USB ID (0x0357) instead of 0x0360; MockTab accepts either.

The PTH-660 and 860 connect wirelessly over Bluetooth only, with no dongle.

Intuos Pro Gen 3 · 2025–present

The current Intuos Pro, with two dials instead of a touch ring and no finger touch. The L (PTK-870) works over USB and Bluetooth. The S has five ExpressKeys; the M and L have eight.

Bamboo, Intuos, & Wacom One pen tablets · 2007–present

Sold as Bamboo, Intuos, or Wacom One depending on year and region: 1024 to 4096 pressure levels, no tilt. The Bamboo Pen (CTL-460) and Bamboo Touch (CTT-460) work. The 2023 Wacom One S and M connect over USB or Bluetooth.

Cintiq, Wacom One, & MobileStudio pen displays · 2005–present

Pen displays with built-in screens. On models with finger touch, the touch sensor has its own ID; MockTab pairs it with the display, so it has no row of its own.

Business and signature displays · 2005–2018

Wacom’s signature pads and annotation displays. MockTab may recognize them, but has no plans for further support.

PL & DTF early pen displays · 1998–2005

The pen displays before the Cintiq; the PL-550 and PL-800 were also sold as the Cintiq 15X and 18SX. No tilt or ExpressKeys. A PL-800 switches on, but its pen is untested.

Xencelabs · 2021–present

MockTab focuses on Wacom, but also supports Xencelabs, whose tablets suit the same professional work.

Quick Keys’ 8 keys, mode button, and dial work the same plugged in or through the wireless dongle. MockTab can’t tell the bundle’s 3-button pen from the thinner 2-button pen, so both appear as “Xencelabs Pen.”

Wireless

• USB dongle (ACK-40401, ID 0x0084): works once paired with a supported tablet.
• Bluetooth: works on the Intuos Pro Gen 2 (PTH-460/660/860) and Gen 3 (PTK-470/670/870); the Intuos CTL-4100WL/6100WL and Wacom One S/M are less tested. Pair in System Settings; MockTab lists the tablet under its USB entry.
• Wireless kit (Intuos4, Intuos5, and Intuos Pro Gen 1; receiver IDs 0x009D and 0x009A): works on an Intuos5 L (PTH-850); other models are untested.
• Second Bluetooth device (Intuos Pro Gen 2): Wacom’s paper-notes feature uses it, not tablet input. Pair the one whose name ends in “BT.”
• ExpressKey Remote (EKR-100, PID 0x0331): its 17 keys and touch ring work through the remote's own USB receiver. MockTab follows the ring mode the remote selects, but can't change it.

Not supported

• Serial and ADB-era Wacom tablets, including the serial PL-series displays. MockTab does support the USB Cintiq 21UX (0x003F) and 21UX2 (0x00CC).
• Wacom STU signature pads (STU-430, STU-500, STU-520, STU-530, STU-540, and similar), which use a different protocol.
• Bluetooth tablets that act as a serial port (CTE-630BT and XD-0608-BT).
• macOS older than 13 (Ventura).

Have a tablet that isn’t listed, or tried one marked untested? Please open an issue with the model number and what happened, and attach the zip file from Help › Collect Device Data….

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