Wacom - ExpressKey Remote - Black, Grey

Name: Wacom - ExpressKey Remote - Black, Grey
Brand: Wacom
SKU: 6098892
Rating: 3.9 (30 reviews)

Model: ACK411050

SKU: 6098892

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Key Specs
- Remote Control Type: Programmable
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 1
General
- Brand: Wacom
- Model Number: ACK411050
- Product Name: ExpressKey Remote
- Color: Black, Grey
Features
- Remote Control Type: Programmable
- Number of Buttons: 17
Connectivity
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 1
- Wireless: true
Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Wacom
- Model Compatibility: Wacom Cintiq DTK2700, DTH2700, DTK2200, DTH2200, DTH1620, DTH1320, DTH1300, DTHA1300, DTHW1310; Cintiq Pro DTH1320, DTH1620; MobileStudio Pro DTHW1320, DTHW1620; Intuos Pro PTH660, PTH860, PTH451, PTH651, PTH851
Power
- Rechargeable: true
- Battery Chemistry: Lithium-ion
Dimensions
- Product Weight: 0.6 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 1 Year
- Warranty - Labor: 1 Year
Other
- UPC: 753218989765

Access different pen display functions quickly with this Wacom ExpressKey remote. Its 17 customizable buttons let you assign multiple shortcuts for your most-used modes, settings, clicks, keystrokes and creative software application tools. Use this versatile Wacom ExpressKey remote with a compatible Cintiq Pro, MobileStudio Pro or Intuos Pro pen display.

Compatible with select Wacom pen devices: Including Wacom Cintiq Pro or Cintiq pen displays, Wacom Mobile Studio Pro or Cintiq Companion Pen computers, and Wacom Intuos Pro pen tablets.
17 customizable buttons: Along with a touch ring, allow instant one-touch access to time-saving shortcuts in all your favorite creative applications.
Optimize your workflow: Connect up to five remotes at a time - one for each of your creative software applications.
Wireless connectivity: Place remote anywhere it's convenient while drawing - on screen, in your hand or beside your keyboard.

Whats Included

Wacom ExpressKey Remote
Micro-USB cable
Wireless receiver
Owner's manual

Product Manuals

Q: What type of battery does the remote use?

A: This remote uses a Lithium-ion battery.

Q: Is the battery in the Wacom ExpressKey Remote rechargeable?

A: Yes, the Lithium-ion battery in this remote is rechargeable.

Q: Is the Wacom ExpressKey Remote wireless?

A: Yes, it connects wirelessly, so you can place it wherever is most convenient.

Q: How many buttons does the Wacom ExpressKey Remote have?

A: This remote has 17 customizable buttons and a touch ring.

Q: What devices are compatible with this remote?

A: This remote is compatible with select Wacom pen devices, including Cintiq Pro or Cintiq pen displays, Mobile Studio Pro or Cintiq Companion Pen computers, and Intuos Pro pen tablets.

Q: Does it work with a one

A: Yes, it will work nicely with the Wacom One.

Q: Will this combine use for a Sony smart tv and dvd player

A: undefined

Customers are saying

Customers regard the ExpressKey Remote as easy to use and compatible with various devices, enhancing their workflow significantly, particularly for those using tablets or graphic programs. However, some users experienced issues with the battery life, reporting inconsistent charge levels and needing frequent recharging. The remote's ease of configuration and additional functionality were frequently praised. Despite the positive feedback on usability and compatibility, improvements to battery performance are suggested.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Wacom wireless key remote
I was a bit scared to buy this, since I was so used to using built in express-keys, and I was afraid of connectivity issues. But, after I got this in, I didn't run into much trouble, really; things didn't feel as different as I thought they would, and actually they felt much better. I used to only have 4 keys, but now I have a whole host of keybinds to work with - not to mention on-screen keybinds, as well. There is really only one issue with this - hence the four stars: the radial at the top. It isn't nearly as responsive as it could be; most of the time, it just won't even work for me. And on the occasion it does, it is a bit choppy - not nearly as smooth as it could be.
Posted 4 years ago by Wacom
Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Not the greatest, especially for the price.
Not the greatest, especially for the price. I thought this was going to be a game changer, and as of yet, no such luck. Setting up the controls are bit aggravating, it should be as difficult as it is, not saying its hard just not simple. It also does this thing with the battery where its saying it's not charged, but the computer reads 87%, Apparently, I heard of this and am not really sure what the cause of it is. All in all, if you get this, I would say get it on sale, and even then, if this is your first time with a macro then you should be okay. But for anyone else that has already had one, then well.....Good luck....
Posted 2 years ago by DRedtrooper
Rated 2 out of 5 stars
One Way to do it.
A hotkey remote seems like a must have for a drawing tablet user. This one is pretty good but their are a few issues. The touch dial is way to fast for any use I can find; even set to the least sensitive available. It is set up for undo/redo in some software and you can watch your work disappear and reappear right before your very eyes! Moving one reasonable step forward or backwards whether it be undo/redo or assigned to zooming is futile and makes the dial useless until I find a function that requires lightspeed. A Wacom representative was aware of it's finicky attributes telling me directly that it would not be good for those functions; which it was obviously over-designed for. Another issue is that within the Wacom Tablet properties I get duplicate applications showing up randomly that can interfere; they can be duplicated and they can re-appear sometimes leaqving doubt as to which one is to be used to assign keys in. Also after assigning hotkeys, upon returning to the properties where there is a diagram depicting hot key assignments, the labels will often revert to default. They may continue to maintain their assigned functions but you must reassign them for the labels to accurately reflect the function chosen and description you made the effort to type in the first place. This can make it difficult when first learning your own assignment, lol; or when returning to assign new keys and make adjustments but the whole thing is a default facade. The express key feels easier to use when stuck to the tablet and is otherwise to tall to use without shuffling it around in your hand playing a game of hand twister to reach some of the buttons. Sadly the remote does not stick to the bottom bezel which can be the left side of the screen when physically rotating into a portrait position, a real shame. I ordered one of these not realizing it came with the CintiQ Pro24 and I will be returning the second one after following the reps suggestions to try a few things on it; a great open box buy that I would recommend! I was looking forward to keeping it but I can see that I would rather try to find something better. I am 100% confident I could have designed something better with a technical team to help flesh out my ambitions and certainly cannot excuse the horrible touch wheel. I can say right now that should have been mechanical doubling as a fourway and the middle button should have been a clickable smooth scrolling wheel with left and right switches.
Posted 5 years ago by BELIEVE