Review on Wacom DTK1660K0A Cintiq 16 Drawing Tablet: A Powerful Screen-based Sketching Tool by Stanislaw Rogulski ᠌

They are here, although they are all very subjective and controversial. - Color rendition. Not this way. That's a big minus, but, oddly enough, the drawings look nicer on a tablet than when I look at them on a laptop or from a phone. Perhaps the matter is in the matte film that I pasted on the tablet, I don’t know, but the impressions are completely different. - Wires. Reliable, no question, but they take up space decently. besides, they are often disconnected from the power side, I don’t know how to fix it. I have a tablet on the table, I hid the wires, so it doesn’t interfere, but for the sake of objectivity I must mention it. - Weight. The thing is never mobile at all, it’s problematic to take it with you, the tablet is large and very heavy. - Feather. I can not complain, but it looks very cheap and brittle, I worry about integrity, because it does not look reliable. - Parallax. Oh yes, our love. Closer to the edges of the screen, the cursor noticeably moves away a few millimeters from the actual position of the pen, it does not bother me, but it can be hard to hit some areas of the screen. - Creepy management. Though you crack, I can't customize the pen to my needs. I don’t draw very often, so I don’t bother, but I don’t use the ons as a result, because God knows how they work, and I have constant problems with the drop-down menu in Photoshop, for example, from “poke” it stupidly does not open, but other options open with ons not the ones you need. You sit and poke like a fool 100 times, freak out, take a mouse and perform similar manipulations on it. I always have a mouse next to my pen to solve such problems.