Product Description
Use Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 Creative Pen Display for absolute harmony with your work. Premium 4K screen with world-class color performance, and virtually no parallax, enhances every creative breakthrough. The Wacom Pro Pen 2 provides state-of-the-art creative pen technology.
Dimension
Product Height : 1.9 inches
Product Width :15.5 inches
Product Depth :26.65 inches
Product Weight :253.92 ounces
Features
UHD 3840 x 2160 resolution Gives you the ability to hone in on every detail, making it perfect for painting, retouching and page layout.
Cordless, battery-free silicone rubber pen construction Features 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition, so you can accurately draw on the display. A pen stand and holder are included for convenient storage.
14ms response time Allows pixels to change colors quickly to avoid streaking, blurring and ghosting.
23.6" wide-screen IPS display Provides superb color accuracy.
USB Type-C, DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 ports Provide easy connection to PC or Mac.
176° horizontal and vertical viewing angles Ensure a clear view of the monitor from multiple vantage points.
Integrated pop-out legs Allow working at an inclined angle.
1000:1 contrast ratio Provides a high number of shades between black and white. This range enables accurate color reproduction when displaying images with extreme differences between light and dark for excellent picture quality.
350 cd/m² brightness Offers a highly visible display and crisp on-screen images.
Easy navigation An on-screen keypad, radial menus and the ExpressKey™ Remote offer a more intuitive experience.
Wacom Pro Pen 2 Instantly becomes your favorite creative tool. It's very sensitive, accurate and responsive.
Bonus software pack Register your Cintiq Pro & receive 3-month trials of Capture One, Toon Boom Harmony & Storyboard Pro, Shapr3D, MASV, and a 6-month trial to Clip Studio Paint EX; offer available for customers located in the Americas.
What's Included
Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 Pen display
Wacom Pro Pen 2 with 4-color pen ring set
ExpressKey remote (with USB-A RF dongle and 30cm micro-USB to USB charger cable)
Pen stand with 10 replacement nibs (6 standard, 4 felt) and nib removal tool
Pen holder, cleaning cloth
180W AC power adapter and 1.8m power cable
1.5m USB-C to USB-C cable, 3m DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable, 3m HDMI2.0 to HDMI2.0 cable
3m standard USB-A to USB-A cable
DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort adapter
Quick start guide, Regulation sheet
Reviews
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Just perfect.
A perfect sized tablet for someone who does a lot of painting!
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One step back, Two steps forward
With a new PC running 4k monitors, it was time to upgrade my Cintiq 22HD. This has been on my list for a long time, but wasn't worth until I had hardware to match it. Pros • Easy to setup (ran into zero errors with software and program settings) • Responsive, Smooth, Accurate (superior to the 22HD in all respects) Cons • No touch strip or express keys! (The express key remote does not compensate for the removal of buttons on the screen) • smaller nibs (has a 'clicky' feel to the pen when drawing *see below) • Fragile (I have already accidentally cracked the glass of the display *see below) Set up (5/5) The set up easy - especially if you have been using Wacom products before. There are several options to plug it into the PC, and after installing the software and drivers, it was ready to use and required only customization for the express keys. The Cintiq (5/5) I use it regularly for work (60+ hours a week). I hope it lasts as long as the 22HD (10+ years, 30k+ hours and still running!). It is a definite upgrade in terms of quality. The feel and responsiveness when drawing is incredible. I am happy with the results so far. Because it has VESA mounting capabilities (as did the 22HD) I am using a homemade base that rolls across the table. It always lies flat and at a slight angle, so I can place my keyboard underneath it. The Pen Pro 2 (now 5/5) Unfortunately, the pen it came with was damaged, but Wacom support was very helpful and sent me a new one in two days (I was also able to use my old Pro Pen 1 in the meantime)! However, the new pen had the same issue as the damaged; when applying pressure, it would have a 'clicky' feel. Because it has smaller nibs, it is the friction of the nib grabbing the side of the pen hole when at too much of an angle and held at a certain position (I replace the pen grip with one that does not have holes and disable the pen buttons). Both did this, but I did replace the nib and this no longer happens. Now it works and feels exactly the same as my Pro Pen 1. On-screen Express Keys and Touch Strip (0/5 NA) The Express Key remote (4/5) It is a nice remote, and you can set A LOT of buttons to it, but the clutter makes it harder to remember which keys are what and cuts into productivity when I have to take a moment to look at the remote to accurately press the right button. The dial is a little too sensitive, even at its lowest settings, and tends to 'oversteer' for rotation, zoom, pen sizes, etc. Also, even though it has a rubber bottom and is magnetized, it does not rest securely on the screen. The center of the base is slightly arched, so it likes to spin and slide when using. As a result I taped it to the screen, which leads to my next issue. The screen (4/5) I had applied double adhesive tape to the edge of the screen to secure the remote, but when removing it, cracked the screen on the top left edge! It was my own mistake, but there is no way the screen should have cracked from it! The 2.75" crack does not reach the visible part of the screen, but it is there and I'm afraid it will spread with time. I had used my original 22HD for over 10 years - it has been through a lot, but it was built tough and still doesn't have a scratch on it after 30k+ hours of use. The screen should not have cracked from something so simple, and never would have happened if I hadn't had to fuss with an extra accessory to compensate for the removal of express keys on the screen itself. Final Thoughts It's going to take some time getting used to not having the touch strip and keys near the bottom edge of the screen, but even so, I am very happy with the purchase. I do wish I would have spent a few hundred more for the touch version - that would have removed the need for the touch strip and I may have never damaged the screen by fussing with it. If I hadn't been raised on a Cintiq with express keys and touch strips on the device itself, the Cintiq 24 Pro would be a solid 5 stars. It is a beautiful screen (albeit cracked), and I will be using it, hopefully, for many years to come.
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Wacom highly recommend
Wacom tablets are expensive, there's no doubt. This 24 inch has been a long time coming, moving up from a 13HD is like night and day-the amount of space you get is incredible, plus you get 4 usb 3 ports, an SD card reader, and the Wacom remote to program your shortcuts. And you can also view in 4k (as long as your graphics card can handle that.) This unit is very well made, I have it mounted on it Wacom mount and Ergotron LX arm for desk mobility. The Pro Pen2 with 8192 pressure sensistivity is fantastic, and the drawing surface has just enough "tooth" on it to feel like pen on paper. Excellent product, recommend for Photography and graphic designers. Recommended!
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Worth my every penny
I have watched so many review videos before I invested my money on this delicate baby. The color is great. I had been using my 16" Cintiq for the past few years and I am glad to upgrade to this one.
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Awesome tablet for animation!
I purchased the Cintiq Pro 24 for my daughter who is an animation major. She loves the work surface, ease of use with the pen and remote control options. It's far more sophisticated than the older Cintiqs' her university had available and a great tool to have beyond college as she embarks on her professional career.
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Wacom Cintiq Tablet Pro 24"
Tablet was delivered on time and in perfect condition. I have no complaints, everything has been and came to me without issue. This is my dream tablet and I'm very happy it was treated with care on it's way to me! It's also great to game and watch movies on, but I recommend updating your graphics card to handle the large resolution if you are not used to having a screen this large.
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Perfect display tablet for drawing
Excellent quality and works perfectly without any issues.
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Best drawing tablet
When it comes to drawing, there’s nothing close Wacom. Apple and Samsung have good drawing tablets but the Wacom tablet is miles better. Make sure to get the rotating stand. It’ll make life much easier. Also make sure you’re computer is updated with projects that you’ll use like Photoshop or Mayan otherwise it’s basically at high end pen touch screen.
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Best on the market
Love it! Very nice quality, easy to use, plug and play. The pen sensitivity is perfect and very intuitive.
