Wacom - Cintiq Pro 27 Creative Pen Drawing Tablet with Touch Display - Black

I have used the Wacom Intuos, Wacom One, and the Wacom Cintiq 24-inch models, and this product is by far the best of them all. The customizable Pro Pen 3 was a fresh experience for me. With its adjustable weight inserts, it feels significantly sturdier and more refined compared to the lighter pens from other Wacom tablets, providing a premium grip. Although its workspace (screen) is larger than the Wacom Cintiq Pro 24, the overall design is slimmer and more compact. The display quality and color accuracy are also highly satisfying. The buttons located on the back of the tablet further enhance workflow speed. The sleek packaging was another pleasant surprise, offering a premium unboxing experience. The touchscreen makes the workflow even faster, and it also offers the option to easily toggle the touch mode on or off. If I had to mention drawbacks, it would be that the stand must be purchased separately, and unlike the Cintiq Pro 24, the remote is not included and also has to be bought separately. This tablet is perfect for professional artists, yet it’s also more than suitable for hobbyists. The tablet itself is relatively lightweight, but once a stand is attached, moving it around becomes a bit more difficult. Despite the high price point that made me hesitate before purchasing, I am extremely satisfied. For digital artists, this delivers the best drawing experience possible.

Pros : sturdy high quality build - the best, high refresh makes the experience butter smooth. Low parallax, pretty colore that pop, shortcut keys made a comeback which is a money saver over buying a remote for shortcuts. Pen is experience gives smooth jitterfree linework. Cons: very high price, does not come with a stand, the stand is also very high priced at $500

I was looking for something that would put me to the next level in my illustrator and photography career (I was running on a laptop-only setup for 7 years before getting this), this product truly brought me to new heights. I’m very particular with my colors and how they translate to different devices, Wacom’s pristine color accuracy made me no longer frustrated at mild changes from screen to phone. As for the illustrative side, I am spoiled with how responsive everything is. The pen is smooth with little to no parallax, it feels like paper at times, and paired with a flexible monitor arm I use this as both a sketchpad and a setup for gaming (the 120HZ is no joke and gorgeous to look at in 4K). I am always inspired using this, they say invest in your tools, so this is something I’ll have for many decades of use and art to come.

Setup was pretty easy to do and the tablet was very great for its size and performance. Drawing on it is very similar as if you were drawing traditionally. The price is definitely worth the price you pay for! If you really want the pro technology to create digital art and the beautiful, bright, and huge screen for more space and flexibility, this is the perfect drawing tablet!

You will need a Wacom or vesa mount for this. I was happy to have a Veda mount laying around and I absolutely love this model.