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I'm so super excited about some fancy devices that will help me in comic creation efficiency! For a Christmas present to myself, I got a brand new Intuos Pro by Wacom, and my comic artist friend Warner gave me his old A3 scanner because he got an upgraded scanner/printer. Maybe the cord moved around more because I'm left-handed? I use the tablet a lot, but not excessively, and for this problem to happen so soon concerns me. I think a better option would be for me to set up the wireless option so I use the cord less, thus prolonging the port life. The Best Buy rep said something about contacting the Wacom company directly. I also have seen that this port failure is a common problem from reviews online.

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I had to go to 2 Best Buys and stand in multiple Customer Service lines multiple times, but luckily they were able to trade in my old Wacom with cord for a new one.īut I asked them how to avoid this same problem happening in the future? I had that tablet for only 10 months before it konked out on me, and it cost about $300. They said to come in to the store and they could replace the tablet. Immediately, I looked up the Wacom warranty info online, called Best Buy, and after awhile on the phone they located my receipt in their database. Luckily it was still under warranty! I'd gotten it last year around Christmas time. It wasn't completely wireless! I had to get the port fixed even if I wanted to go wireless. However, upon watching a video on how to set up the wireless option, I learned you have to charge the battery with the cord VIA THE USB PORT. I knew the problem was with the wobbly port on the tablet side (not my computer's USB port), and figured I may be able to do a work-around fix-it of connecting wirelessly. But the problem grew more and more until Tuesday when I was working on art at Carmine Street Comics, it died completely. If I jiggled the USB port on the tablet side (pictured above), it usually was able to connect. For the past month or so, I noticed when I connected it to my computer, its lights flickered a bit and it had trouble with connectivity (it wouldn't recognize my pen on screen).

This week, my Wacom Intuos Pro tablet stopped working.