Super configuration options and no cable clutter

I use the Wacom now have about three quarters of a year on my MacBook Pro (2010). The installation went very fast and so far I never had a problem that the tablet was not found via Bluetooth or would react hakelig. The cable I use to never and have it only as a security in the pocket.
Granted, I do not use it all day, but even that should withstand the battery. I invite the tablet via an external USB charger (from my phone), which poses no problems.
The only drawback in my opinion, the OLED displays. These are more for dim rooms even in the brightest stage.
Short to pin: It is reasonably well in hand, but was somewhat thick for my taste. That's why I probably will sooner or later replace him against the Classic Pen. However, I have relatively small hands ...
The rough surface which many find fault with custody of the haptics her very pleasant. one has a neat rough feel on the tablet, which is more like a paper comes as close as a smooth plastic surface (such as with my old Toshiba M200 Tablet PC). I like this very much, because it underlines the drawing board characteristic but something more.
Due to the rough surface, the tips but really wear out much faster. For occasional users like me this should not be a problem, but Professional users should really worry about a smooth protective cover, otherwise it may relatively quickly go into the money. I would say that the Felt Nibs make roughly 30Stunden with before it becomes really annoying with the wear (my tablet but is also rel. Sensitively adjusted so I do not have to press on as hard).

All in all, I would buy the tablet at any time.

Pro:
Setting options
-Battery Duration
Dimensions (the size is enough for me very well and is so small that it in his briefcase while always)
-Weight And no cable pulling or interfere
-bisher smooth Bluetooth communication

Cons:
-Something Less than Intuos 4M (who is really for every mm lining up ...)
Wear spikes, especially the Felt Nibs
OLED relatively dark

A little tip on the edge: The be.ez Tablet Case for the Wacom M is relatively large for the Intuos4 Wireless, which is slightly smaller than the Intuos4 M. When the pin eh transported separately or simply placed in the pocket behind the tablet that fit 15 inch Macbook pro bags apparently quite good.