Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is definitely an excellent tablet to draw with. I was using my iPad to do digital drawings as well as a Wacom Intuos, but this one takes the cake. Now I have the ability to draw with multiple programs as well as using it with sculpting programs such as Zbrush and blender. AS mentioned in other comments, this amazing machinery does not have any tool buttons to use. I would highly recommend getting something to use other than your basic keyboard. I ended up getting a Razer Tartarus v2. and it works amazingly well with the Wacom tablet. No, it's not portable, but that's why I have an Ipad. Also, I did see questions about it not be able to be used offline.....Well, that's simply not true, you can. This is not a separate tablet so you must use it with a PC, Laptop of those natures. Definitely a 10/10. Couldn't be happier. When my niece grows up and still likes art I might just buy her one 2.

Awesome drawing tablet but you will need a wireless key remote because it has no buttons. fairly quickly and am very happy purchasing, it does what it says! The flow of the pen to tablet is smooth and amazing.This is a very high quality product. We have used the WACOM pen tablet for years for art in Photoshop.

I’ve used this for a year and it’s amazing for the price. The canvas size should be big enough for most people. If you’re a professional, you should already know where to go. If you’re a hobbyist looking for upgrade from a tablet, I think this model is worth considering. Very intuitive, natural traditional feel and user friendly. The hardest part is setting it up and once that’s done, you’re golden. The only issue I have is the pen. It’s a great pen and no charge required but I disabled the buttons on it because I kept accidentally pressing it at times during use. If you’re not already aware, this is not a giant touchscreen iPad so you’ll need to use it in tandem with a computer or Mac(me) also get an ergo arm, life would be better. Trust me.

This tablet is wonderful. The clarity is unmatched and the size is amazing.

Fantastic drawing tablet so far. It’s very smooth and conveniently works well with my Lenovo. Great tablet. Highly recommend.

This tablet has been working perfectly. I was in need of a new one and after careful consideration, I landed on this one. The size of the screen is great although the resolution does make it more pixelated than the smaller Cintiq. However, the space for drawing makes up for this. The pen is wonderful to work with as well.

I’m a graphic designer and it’s an awesome tool for illustrations and photo editing, and works great as secondary monitor for a laptop. It’s nice that they included a stand. Few draw backs but not deal breakers, for example too many cables, and the color gamut of 79%. For someone who’s using this for print it’s not ideal for accurate final colors.

I've been trying to save up enough to buy a Cintiq ever since Wacom released the very first models. But they were always out of my reach-until now. I began my journey as an artist using traditional media for many years before "going digital" about 11 years ago. I can honestly say that the Cintiq 22 has finally given me the drawing experience I've waited my whole life for. Yes, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles the pro versions have, but it's still a solid unit that produces a fabulous upgrade from my Intous Pro M tablet. I made the mistake of thinking I could settle for one of the lower cost pen displays, but it ended in disaster. The drivers caused such severe issues with my PC that I had to return the item unused. Some folks may say hat Wacom is overpriced, but when buying a pen display you really DO get what you pay for. Since I already had the Wacom drivers on my PC, adding the Cintiq 22 to my system was a snap. I just plugged in the cables, turned the device on and it worked right away with no conflicts or drops in PC performance. The only extra thing I had to do was to use a display port to HDMI adapter to make the connection to my video card, which I already had on hand.

Well this is the bread and butter of my business. As a storyboard artist this is a must have! When my old one went down the tank after many years - I was lucky to find the last one of these in the entire state! I thought about other brands but I couldn't mess with unknowns... This does NOT have expression keys which I'm sure some people swear by but I really don't use em so much.... Wacom and BB - can't go wrong.

This tablet is a game-changer for my digital artwork. Why did I wait so long, as a designer? I like the larger size, versus a tablet device like iPad or Android tablets. Very responsive and smooth. Some apps like Adobe's Fresco work better with the optional Wacom Remote, so I got that too, since this Cintiq doesn't have touch controls (for like, rotating canvas or optional controls. Also recommend getting a artist glove, which helps you move better across the tablet screen with smudging it. You can find those at online retailers for less than $10. Wish it would have come with one, but they are inexpensive. I am still learning the apps and controls, but loving it!! Awesome for Fresco and Photoshop, plus the Clip Studio trial offered with it.

I first tried the Kamvas pro 24 and I did love the size, the 2K pixel panel. detail, and color depth but within 3 days the brush would draw 2 inches from where the pen was on the screen and jump to where the pen was when the pen was lifted from the screen, confirming bug-prone drivers that have been reported from real reviewers. The Wacom Cintiq 22 has worked flawlessly from day one, easy setup and registry, no dead pixels, and the pen performance and accuracy are spot on. I would of loved to had this Wacom Cintiq 22 to be 2K but that would be more expensive and that is wishful thinking because this was what was available at the time to choose from. Best Buy was great, I picked my package up through the contact free pick-up in a mater of a few minutes hassle-free

I upgraded to the Cintiq 22 from a Cintiq 13HD. This is a totally fantastic large sized tablet for the price! Super easy to set up and use. Keep in mind you will need to get the Wacom ExpressKey remote as the tablet itself doesn't have any buttons on it. I highly recommend for serious digital artists!

I've been using Apple iPad pro 12" 1st gen and 1st gen Apple pencil with my 27" iMac but always feeling the screen size is little bit small. This 22" Cintiq satisfies me in regard to the screen size. It's a cheaper model than pro series but still cintiq and provide cintiq's solid performance. If you want to hook it up to iMac, you might need to buy a HDMI to thunderbolt cable (or converter) since the cable for Mac doesn't come with this product. (Only HDMI cable is in the box)

I purchased the Cintiq last month as my trusty Intuos broke down after 8 years of use. I love the big display and ease of use. I only wish it was touch screen for zooming into the artwork. Overall, I am happy with the purchase.

If you are really wanting to get into digital art, this is definitely one you will want. The only reason not to get this one is that you have to connect it to a computer. It does not run on its own like an i-Pad. So do your research and know what you are looking for before you buy. There are some artists you can check our on twitch that use this if you ever want to see someone using it and maybe even ask them questions.

best value if you have some money but not enough for a 4k display. comes with an adjustable stand was in good condition when I picked it up at store

The Wacom cintiq 22 is very responsive and easy to use. I use clip studio paint with it and I love it!

Found one. Mine died and I had to find another immediately. Last one in Los Angeles from Best Buy and they even did an Amazon price match. It was a great find. Thank you. You saved me again.

Great, basic Cintiq. All you need to create digital art.

Unbox it, plug it in, quickly install the drivers and you've got a digital canvas in less than 30 minutes. Typical Wacom precision, ease of use and it's portable enough to take on the go