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Greg Posted
The Wacom Cintiq 16 is a professional device that offers good performance and quality for drawing and designing. I bought it for my daughter who loves to draw and wanted a device that was more focused on her art than on browsing the internet. The device was easy to set up and I did not encounter any problems with installing the software. It requires a USB and an HDMI port to connect to your desktop or laptop computer.
CarsenioStHubbins Posted
The Wacom Cintiq 16 is a great launchpad into digital drawing on a PC or Mac. I had been using Procreate 4 on an older iPad using an older Wacom pro stylus, and while I was getting some good results I knew I needed an upgrade. For me it was a choice between an iPad Pro with Apple Pen combination so I could utilize the newer version of Procreate, or getting the Cintiq. I don't regret the Cintiq at all! I love the feel of the product. The screen has a slight texture to it which feels like you're drawing on paper, and I bought the optional adjustable stand as well so I can change the angle as I work. The pen is awesome and accuracy is not an issue at all. I was pleasantly surprised with how accurate I could be right out of the gate. I love the pressure sensitivity and I find settling into digital drawing on the Wacom is less awkward for me than starting to draw on Procreate 4 was. I know the color spectrum isn't as broad on this Cintiq as it would be on the pro version, but I'm not at a stage where that is a problem. I do envision myself eventually upgrading my iPad and still doing stuff in Procreate or another drawing app so I can be a little more mobile. The Cintiq is definitely for use on a desk or table top as it has to be connected to your computer to function. Overall I highly recommend this product - great quality for a very fair price.
Alreadyish Posted
This sucker has made my work flow 100% faster! The quality doesn't feel cheap and it at sometimes feels like I am drawing on paper. The pen is also fun to flip to use the eraser! I know I got my moneys worth because I know the drivers will always have support from WACOM unlike the competitors screen tablets. (I tried with 2 of those and YIKES) WACOM knows how to do it right. There's a reason it Industry standards.
ScottB Posted
Bought this for my wife who enjoys photo editing. It is very well made and works great. However, she is having a dificult time understanding and learning all the functions and abilities. Dont recommend for the novice steep learning curve.
user280246 Posted
Came very quickly, I bought it as a Christmas gift for my fiance and he loved it! Great quality and everything came as described!
Nonfat Posted
This does not make you a better artist, but it can get rid of the frustrations into becoming one. The feel is very smooth compared to other tablets I had. There is no lag (for me that is) that is noticeable and it has a nice sized screen. Too bad there are no express keys, but you can always use your keyboard. Overall a great product, I will be using this for awhile.
RoadClosedAhead Posted
This tablet has been great for animating and drawing! I've been mostly using FIreAlpaca and Toon Boom in conjunction with this pen display. The pen display itself is easy to set up and intuitive to use. I'm only a hobbyist so I cannot speak to the professionality of the product, but for all you other hobbyists I can tell you that this pen display makes me feel professional.
EduardoG Posted
awesome device. my daughter love it. Help her develop more on her drawings.
YeralyM Posted
This pad is amazing!! From drawing to photo editing, the best! It feels and looks awesome, and fits in my workspace perfectly!
Wytzombe Posted
So impressed by this tablet. While it is intended for professionals, my son, who is 13, picked it up very quickly and has already done some amazing artwork on it. Setup was easy, pen is very intuitive. Software is very usable. This will continue to build his interest in digital art!
SheriH Posted
Works very well. No shaky pen lines, Pressure sensitive pen, and very easy to work with. Worth the price, did have a problem at the start with it saying "No signal go to power saving mode" but that was easily fixed with a USB box. Only problem ive had is the amount of cords in order for it to work, other than that, amazing product.
McGannskiRules Posted
Nice tablet for pro to semi-pro graphic design work and freehand digital sketching. I'd never used one before and was a little bit surprised that it wasn't portable. I tried researching it at tons of places and it was never clear to me that the tablet is basically an external monitor that you can draw on that has to be connected to a PC or Mac to work. If that's a dealbreaker you might want to look at an ipad pro for a few hundred bucks more. My fault for not gathering everything I need to know ahead of time, but it's still a great tablet as long as you go into it knowing what you're getting.
Nerdboy Posted
Purchased thus for my daughters 12th birthday. She loves it. Doesn't come with any software though. Contacted Wacom and was informed since it's a pro version it doesn't come with software but the gentlemen I spoke with emailed me a list of almost 20 apps and websites that offer excellent alternatives. Do your homework. Will not work with chrome operating system..
GregJ Posted
Absolutely wonderful, my wife has not stopped using it, her art has improved and it's very easy to set up and use
KayleeK Posted
Exactly what I wanted! Great quality! It is easy to use and connects to PC and labtop to make it easy to use anywhere
beanth Posted
Not reliable to with a MacBook M2 - didn't last a year at 2D animation college with student. It works ok now with a new ASUS Pro Art, but the connection is unreliable (you have to be careful apparently not to move it too much, like tuning an old TV). I'll update this review by the fall if Wacom honors their warranty. Unfortunately, when Best Buy prompted me to re-up their membership for $180 a few months ago I declined, then this thing stopped being recognized by my student's MacBook right in the middle of final projects in 2D animation degree program. VERY stressful. It works better with an ASUS Pro Art, but still seems to lack reliable connectivity. See you in the fall after we send it back to Wacom (since Best Buy can't help unless you pay them almost $200 yearly).
MajorEvarts Posted
Game Art Major had an Intuos really liked it. Make classwork easy. The Cintiq is all that and then some! It was a bit of a learning curve to get up to speed on this but it really has made a difference.
DavidH Posted
Very pleased! Easy to navigate for my budding artist! Excellent quality as well. Thumbs up!
BellaCapri Posted
I used one of these in college for animation and finally bought one for myself. I love it for Photoshop, drawing, or just as a second monitor when I need to study. I have a laptop bag big enough to fit the tablet and my laptop in, so sometimes take it to a cafe. It's not really meant to be portable but it is possible.
Hand70325 Posted
I have owned many iPads throughout the years and have been very impressed with them for the art apps and what they can offer with the Apple Pencil. But I still felt like there had to be something better out there for artists and this Wacom tablet is it. In my personal opinion the Wacom tablets are head and shoulders above the iPad when it comes to drawing, painting , and design. This is my personal opinion, I don’t think anyone would be disappointed. Well worth the money!