Digital artists are treated to the most natural, precise, and comfortable pen and tablet yet the Cintiq Pro 13 comes with a Wacom Pro Pen 2, a natural and precise stylus that has four times the ...

With the next generation pen technology with 4 times the accuracy and pen pressure level so far "Wacom Pro Pen 2"Wacom's liquid crystal tablet corresponding to"Wacom Cintiq Pro 13"is. It has full ...

The Cintiq Pro 13 and 16 also include Wacom's new Pro Pen 2, an upgraded stylus that's four times more accurate and pressure sensitive than the previous Pro Pen.

As it turned out, the Wacom MobileStudio Pro 13 didn't only offer a smaller version of the Cintiq experience, it offered a better experience overall.

Wacom's updated Cintiq pen displays look more like tablets than ever, losing most of the bezel and much of the older models' thickness. There are three cuts: a 16-inch one for $700, a 24-inch one ...

Wacom Cintiq Pro 27: two-minute review Weighing in at a hefty 15.8lbs (7.2kg) and with a 26.9-inch UHD display, the Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 pen display makes an immediate impression out of the box.

The Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 is a best-in-class interactive display for digital artists and editors—the price may be sky-high, but it justifies the spend for pros tied to their pens.

The other big advantage of the new Intuos Pros is that they come with the same Wacom Pro Pen 3 stylus as the Cintiq Pro and Wacom Movink tablets. This means that artists can switch between display ...

Wacom has added two new tablets to their Cintiq Pro line, as well as a new version of their illustrator pen, giving you more options.

Unlike Wacom’s Cintiq or One range, the Intuos Pro doesn’t have a built-in screen, making it easier to throw into a bag and connect to computing devices.

It weighs 13.3 lbs, which is more than two pounds lighter than the Wacom Cintiq Pro 24. The color rendering covers 99% Adobe RGB, and 93% DCI-P3, and it’s both Pantone and Pantone SkinTone ...

The Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 is a best-in-class interactive display for digital artists and editors—the price may be sky-high, but it justifies the spend for pros tied to their pens.