Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect for my needs. Quality product as expected from Wacom. It is intended for high end users. yet if you have the money it is fun to have it.

Love it! Very nice quality, easy to use, plug and play. The pen sensitivity is perfect and very intuitive.

Love everything about it. If you can afford one, get one!

This makes working on my 3d models so much more comfortable to work on, once you set it up to your liking its amazing

It worked just fine the first 3 weeks after brand new purchase, but now has slowly become increasingly glitchy since then. Express Key remote is no longer recognized by brand new PC purchased around the same time, and now cooling fan no longer works. Only a good product if you’re willing to get ripped-off $2K for a basic monitor that can be purchased for 1/10 the price. Do not recommend for serious creatives.

Wish they would slim down the bezels, and i should have gotten the touch version even though i heard it doesnt work extremely well. i just really miss pinch to zoom and rotate

absolutely fire tablet. i use it for my work on instagram Supermegadopeydope and haven't used anything else since my purchase.

been a couple of months now and still no issues so far. good buy

great! Super duper awesome sauce! Gooooooooddamn!!!

For the price I had high expectations. I have a brand new, high end video rig and just trying to draw simple shapes in Acrobat this seems to jump and skip and miss points unless I draw SUPER slow.

I got this to compare with the Cintiq 16". They were both great. The Pro 24" has a beautiful display with striking, bright colors, looked like a dream, calibration looked great right out of the box to my eyes, and I think the price would have been worth it. It annoyed me that, at least for me, the C port didn't work and I had to resort to the large heavy HDMI and USB cables, but I have to use those ports for the Cintiq 16" now anyway. The pen felt nice, I appreciated the pen stand (16" has a little strappy thing on the Cintiq itself to attach the pen instead of a real stand) although the river rock-appearance took up more desk space than necessary and I wish the pen to have rested more securely in it. The size of the display itself was great, I loved having my art at that size because I'm the sort who both likes to zoom in excessively and out again to see the entire picture. The texture of the glass was pleasant (upgrading here from an intuos) and the parallax didn't bother me except a bit when I'd have my nose to the glass drawing in some detail. Gap though there was, it didn't make my brain work harder or anything so I didn't care. I thought the resolution was good. There appeared to be 1 or 2 burned out pixels, but that wasn't why I returned it. I just didn't have the desk space, and I didn't want to buy the arm that clamps to the edge of one's table--very expensive, and I don't know how one would find a cheaper substitute, and anyway my table/desk is set up in such a way that it would have been awkward even with that. Also, it's rather heavy. I can't store it on my table because of its size (I also use that table for my hands-on art projects), and it was kind of a pain picking it up and shoving it somewhere. I also like to hold my sketchbooks and so on in my lap or propped on the table at a severe angle, and I just couldn't do that with the Pro 24". Maybe when I have the table space I'll get and keep a Cintiq Pro, but right now I'm sticking with the 16". The glass is a different quality and at first coming from the Cintiq Pro 24", felt a bit at first like I might scratch it, but I've gotten used to it. Didn't have problems with the pen, though I kind of wished they'd supplied an actual pen stand. The colors of course aren't as vibrant, but since I'm not printing my art right now that isn't a problem. The size and weight is small and light enough that I can take it up against my knees, and I can carry it around in a bag if I plan on going somewhere. The cord is tri-headed for some insane reason and the power cord in particular has a somewhat delicate-looking neck that the Pro 24" didn't have, but I'm not excessively worried. The resolution looks just fine. I kind of wish it came with a remote the way the Pro 24" did, but if I remember correctly I could theoretically buy one and connect it to the 16" if I wished. (I probably won't.) One thing that bugs me is the tri-pronged power cord. I long for the day when neither my tablet nor my computer will require that kind of cable, it's downright annoying when all of your extension cords only have double-pronged outlets. But that's a minor complaint. Switching to a display tablet is probably something I should have done earlier in my progress as an artist, and both of the Cintiqs fit the bill. I unfortunately didn't get the opportunity to test Wacom against another brand, but at any rate I don't think you can go wrong with either of these models. Overall both models are good. Cintiq Pro 24" gets 10/10 for color and resolution, 8.5 or 9/10 for glass texture, and parallax, not counting the burned out pixels--if I'd kept it I might have exchanged it for a different one; 5/10 for weight (16 pounds / 7.3 kgs feels heavier than it sounds)--it really was inconvenient!; 7.5/10 for size: great for drawing, crap for portability; 6.5/10 for ease of setting it up and all that other cable stuff; 9.5/10 for accessories. That's all I can think of right now, I hope this review was useful.