Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 Creative Pen Display Pen Only (Non Touch) - 23.6" 4K Ultra HD (3840 x2160) with Wacom Pro Pen 2

Amazing! It feels like drawing on a giant sketchbook but with all the digital magic it provides! Creating artwork with this is very satisfying and even addictive... The only drawback here is firstly the price and also you'll be needing a good stand to hold it up higher. You're back will ache after one day of use straight out of the box. I recommend buying a monitor arm and an adapter to fit this Cintiq on it - you're back will thank you! Awesome product though, love it! Amazing! It feels like drawing on a giant sketchbook but with all the digital magic it provides! Creating artwork with this is very satisfying and even addictive... The only drawback here is firstly the price and also you'll be needing a good stand to hold it up higher. You're back will ache after one day of use straight out of the box. I recommend buying a monitor arm and an adapter to fit this Cintiq on it - you're back will thank you! Awesome product though, love it!

The screen is great and the drawing experience lovely, however the FAN sound a complete killer I think I may send mine back The screen is great and the drawing experience lovely, however the FAN sound a complete killer I think I may send mine back

After using this product for a few weeks, I believe that it is essential for digital drawing. It was not until after undertaking a major project with a lot of drawing that I began to realize how using a traditional Intuos was not a tool that enabled natural drawing. With the Cintiq, I can draw with my entire arm, so the drawings are more gestural.

The product itself is a nice object to look at. It's heavy and takes a lot of space, so make room on your desk. The remote control that is supplied is a handy tool which I use all the time for digital drawing applications, but I still need to use the keyboard for other applications. Speaking of k...view more After using this product for a few weeks, I believe that it is essential for digital drawing. It was not until after undertaking a major project with a lot of drawing that I began to realize how using a traditional Intuos was not a tool that enabled natural drawing. With the Cintiq, I can draw with my entire arm, so the drawings are more gestural.

The product itself is a nice object to look at. It's heavy and takes a lot of space, so make room on your desk. The remote control that is supplied is a handy tool which I use all the time for digital drawing applications, but I still need to use the keyboard for other applications. Speaking of keyboard, I don't know how to make space for it, which is a problem. The best solution I have come up with so far, is placing it under and outside the Cintiq, leaving my left hand on the often used keys.

While I really like this product and I would never go back to not having one, the price is very high. It does not come with a stand, which is unfortunate. The Cintiq has two little feet built in that angles it upright about 30° or so. Missing and desperately needed in this version, is the touch capability. Without touch, it's hard to use this product for every day computing. If you are drawing and need to respond to an email, then it's awkward with the keyboard. I know there is another version of this Cintiq with touch, but I think that should have been standard. Just my opinion.

Image quality of the monitor is nice. I would not call the image quality "stunning" but it's certainly very good. No issues with the drivers, yet. Most software is working well with it so far: Photoshop, Clip Studio, OpenToonz, Maya, etc... Some software have settings that need to be configured to make it work better, but this is easy to set up. Other packages like Sketchbook, have trouble with pressure sensitivity. Seems like an issue with Cintiq and perhaps others tablets like a Surface, but I'm not sure. Restarting the Wacom service (Windows) seems to fix it, but you have to do this often. Not sure that Wacom drivers play nicely with Windows Ink, or if it's the other way around.

It's a major investment. Was it worth the money? Not sure. Is it an essential tool for digital drawing that makes drawing more natural giving me better results? Yes.

colors look absolutely great, similar to the color range of oled but with 10-bit color. the contrast ratio is pretty underwhelming considering the price of this device. the 4k resolution is perfect for working right on the screen barely see any pixelation. as for the pen, best pen on the market hands down, as of this moment. pressure levels are more than you need even for precise line work and the parallax is almost zero. build quality is top notch as expected for the price. as for ports input and outputs, too many cables, if you don't have a USB type c but you won't be moving this thing that much so that's fine. really nice remote, but I don...view more colors look absolutely great, similar to the color range of oled but with 10-bit color. the contrast ratio is pretty underwhelming considering the price of this device. the 4k resolution is perfect for working right on the screen barely see any pixelation. as for the pen, best pen on the market hands down, as of this moment. pressure levels are more than you need even for precise line work and the parallax is almost zero. build quality is top notch as expected for the price. as for ports input and outputs, too many cables, if you don't have a USB type c but you won't be moving this thing that much so that's fine. really nice remote, but I don't use it since I'm used to the keyboard. overall the price of this device is pretty reasonable now considering the specs compared to some other professional monitors, on top of pen technology. much lower pricing than Cintiq 24 hd few years back selling for 5k.