Review on Enhance Your Creative Workflow with the Wacom Cintiq Adjustable Stand by Kyle Rodman

My Wacom Cintiq 22 inch arrived today. It arrived well packaged. I've already spent about 7 hours on it and I have to say that I'm incredibly satisfied. It only responds to the touch of a pen! Was so pleasantly surprised that my hand didn't interact with the tablet! This means no random cursor jumps or glitches from hand-dragging. I definitely get why this is worth its weight in gold for many reasons! The screen has a beautiful and adjustable screen resolution of 1080p. You can change temperature, brightness, contrast and more! The texture is fantastic and it really should feel like it's on paper. It has a nice matte finish and as a result I don't experience any glare from indoor lights or natural light from windows! And my desk is right next to my window on the east side! pen, holy barn, incredible pen. There really are no words to describe how incredibly responsive it is; and the imitation of tableware is impeccable! That's rotation, and the pressure determination is in place! At first I was appalled because I don't like to buy something that isn't worth it; So I usually just save until I get what I want. It was worth it! I can understand why these pills are in such high demand! If I had money, I would choose Pro; but ONLY for the convenience of being able to draw from anywhere. But I have an office space dedicated to my electronics, so switching to "Pro" would be an unnecessary expense. Drawer; So seeing artists live or following guides and tutorials is an absolute breeze and doesn't interrupt my flow. I have no doubt the 16" will be of the same quality, so if you can't afford the 22" then by all means consider the 16"! But if you can spin it, they are The extra 22" of space is totally worth it! I originally wanted to go with the 16" to save money, but my wife convinced me that with my big hands I would really appreciate the extra workspace; and she was right! This is my FIRST review. Will definitely come back later after a few hours of work and report on performance and quality consistency if needed. Shown next to a 35 inch screen for visual comparison. Sorry for the poor tablet lighting.