Wacom Ergo Stand for Cintiq Pro 24: Optimize Your Digital Creativity and Comfort Review

but you can relax sitting in a chair to draw, without hunching your back, your hands are resting, nothing distracts Has some pros: performs its function, it is easy to turn the tablet itself (clockwise and counterclockwise). Good fixation. Some cons: quite hard to change the slope using the side handles, you have to press hard on the tablet itself

Pros below: Convenient functional stand with the ability to rotate and change the angle of the tablet. It is also possible to move the tablet to the top position and work while standing. Its cons: Very heavy and massive, takes up almost the entire table. The handles are quite tight, you have to make a lot of effort to change the position of the tablet

Sturdy construction, doesn't look like it's going to break anytime soon. My biggest gripe with this is the lack of movement across the range when set low or high. The rotation for the monitor is great when I'm using it. Love the fact that it can be positioned to look like a regular monitor. I just wish there were more options when I need a slight tilt and lowering of the monitor so I can draw comfortably. The price is too high. It should be a maximum of $300.

At first I wasn't happy with the price of this stand until I worked on it. Basic guns start at around $100 and the best ones are around $250, but what really sets this gun apart is that it offers so many flexible ways to use it. This is a monitor, it lowers into tablet mode and then rotates like a piece of paper. It's beautiful and designed for the Cintiq, perfect for such an expensive investment. I'm glad I didn't skimp on a cheaper stand. This one is rock hard.

I really like this mount but I give it 4 stars for the price. I bought it after getting the Ergotron lever. If I didn't have the extra money to do it I would probably settle for an Ergotron, but the Ergotron doesn't spin well when fully lowered. This stand feels very secure and doesn't bounce at all. It has some really good cable management options so there are no visible cables on the back. If you love rotating canvas and can afford it, this is a great buy. Unless you feel the need to rotate…

Bought a Cintiq Pro 24 and initially put off buying an ergo stand because of the price. Now that I've been using it for a few hours, I'm very glad I picked it up. I work at a standing desk, and while the Cintiq Pro 24 could be used entirely on a standing desk - without the ergo stand, with my tile-headed city staring at the screen - I knew it would strain my neck when using it becomes long periods. I also did some research on the Wacom Flex Arm and didn't want the extra movement that was there…

I thought this would make the Cintiq Pro much better and help with arm pain. It didn't help, just made it worse that where you could use the stand where it's not the best neck or arm position, lying down even on the lowest setting was too high for my arm and from various angles, then was it somehow better in use on higher settings and I'm standing on my desk, but it still wasn't very comfortable, in which case I'd recommend a standing desk instead. If you have arm/neck pain from drawing I would

This stand complements my 24" Cintiq HD Pro VERY WELL. However, this setup replaces my original 24" Wacom Cintiq. My complaint relates to the size of the PROFILE. The original bassoon was 1.5 inches, this one is THREE INCHES. While it's nice to be able to rotate the tablet, it's not that useful, to be honest. After a few years of software, a feature was added that allows you to rotate the digital side and get used to it. I still only use hotkeys to rotate my digital side. The extra 2 inches of…

For a stand that costs this much you should have height adjustment other than table height and standing position. Yes, at different angles, and you can even rotate it a bit if you like. I would recommend doing what I've been doing for a while: stacking boards or books. Save some money.

The design seems good enough until you start moving it. The knobs used to adjust the screen's tilt always wobble, even after a few screw adjustments, and the force required to change the tilt made me think I'd mounted them incorrectly. If you want to lower the screen to sit on the edge of a table, the armrests make horrible, distressing noises all the way down. Place. At 500 Big plus VAT I would not recommend this item unless you absolutely need it. I would have preferred something like an…

This stand is very stable and works as expected. I do development and digital design, so being able to tilt your Wacom 90% is great. This comes unassembled and the packaging for this item is HUGE. I barely managed to fit it in the back seat of a 4-door Altima. All in all please My only downside would be the price, but I think that's what I was willing to pay to ensure my $2,000 device would have a strong and solid footing.

The design seems good enough until you actually start moving it around. The knobs used to adjust the screen's tilt always wobble, even after a few screw adjustments, and the force required to change the tilt made me think I'd mounted them incorrectly. If you want to lower the screen to sit on the edge of a table, the armrests make horrible, distressing noises all the way down. Place. For 500 Big Plus Tax I would not recommend this item unless you absolutely need it.

First of all, this thing is too expensive and too heavy. It takes up too much space on the table and is inconvenient to move. I actually injured my hand installing it and cut myself on the end of the center pole. There are only two positions that sit normally, and neither is comfortable. I can't believe I spent $500 on this piece of junk. I wish I could use my old stand on my new Cintiq, or they could design a simple, affordable mount that would allow the new Cintiq to fit in the old stand. vs…

This stand complements my 24" Cintiq HD Pro VERY WELL. However, the setup replaces my original 24" Wacom Cintiq. My complaint relates to the size of the PROFILE. The original bassoon was a 1.5 inch Amour, this one is THREE INCHES thick. While it's nice to be able to rotate the tablet, it's not that useful, to be honest. After a few years of software, a feature was added to allow you to turn the digital side and get used to it. I still only use hotkeys to rotate my digital side. The extra 2…