🖥️ Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 - 4K Drawing Monitor with Pen Pressure of 8192, Touch Display, and 99% Adobe RGB (DTH2420K0), in Black Review

I don’t regret that I bought it, before that I had an old Intuos 5, it’s heaven and earth, now I draw 2 times faster without being distracted by the keyboard, nothing slows down, in general it’s worth it :)

I do layout/design and background painting for the animation industry. I've been using Wacom products since 2003 (starting with their drawing tablets) but so far this is the best. The 24 inch display lets me see details really clearly and the pen sensitivity is great. I like to draw and paint on this device. For some reason I had problems registering the device (the setup wizard skipped the registration step and didn't accept the SN number), but Wacom Technical Support responded very quickly…

There is nothing better than this, I do it when I touch the screen so I can move the "paper" and easily adjust that my wrist could not accidentally hit the Windows items on the Tasks panel. There might be a better solution for this, but I haven't found any other than disabling touch until I'm ready to customize the page. If you have two monitor settings they must also be 4K otherwise you must have them at 200% screen magnification to fit this tablet. If you leave the gauges different, the…

No complaints. The seller was polite and quick to send "New" not "Like New" what I ordered. I knew I was being charged $100 more than the internet market average. But I had to send a tablet of the same model back to Revain - without the touch functionality I needed. UPS needed another $50 to pack it professionally. Lesson: Read technical product descriptions carefully and save on packaging. B&H and Adorama, both photo stores, sell for around $2,499 with free shipping. I would normally use them…

I like the more horizontal bezel. There are more bells and whistles than I can count but it's not too hard for my simple drawing. I like the smooth lines I can draw on it. My old Cintiq 21UX kept getting worse and worse. He wasn't that responsive anymore. The trigger for the replacement was that I needed to update my Mac and the newer operating system didn't support the old driver for my previous Cintiq. I still have problems with the touch screen. I have a glove so the palm of my painting hand

When you buy an expensive PRO tool, you expect the quality, reliability, and ease of use to be near perfect, especially from top-of-the-line professional tools. So when I found highlights on the bottom left, top right, and very top, that was unacceptable. I also found 4 dead pixels so it came back. Before I sent it back though, I ordered a replacement so I didn't have any downtime - once again in professional use in a production environment. I was amazed and disappointed that the second one not

Oh my god, when you're ready to spend your life savings, this massive thing will suck up all that money! I saved just enough money to burn. After owning a Wacom Intuos Art drawing tablet, this is my first time owning a Wacom tablet with a pen display and it hasn't disappointed me so far. I'm a freelance artist and have been using it for a week and a half now and painting on frosted glass is such a luxury. The device itself looks slim and huge as it should be in this excellent price range…