It's engineered to provide professionals with an immersive, pleasurable, and natural interaction for digital content creation.

The provided stylus, the Pro Pen 2, is easily capable of capturing your creative gestures: it offers 8,192 levels of pressure-sensitivity, as well as tilt sensitivity, where the angle at which you hold the pen affects the stroke. com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission. No deposit is required and payments will be collected by direct debit in monthly instalments, the first instalment being collected 30 days after shipment of the product.There's no need for an expensive additional reference device for final color control before submission, printing, and revision.

The direct debit payments will commence at the end of the first month following receipt of your goods. a creative pen display, is in effect a second, interactive monitor for your computer, which you control by means of the included Wacom Pro Pen 2 stylus by drawing on the display's surface. Wacom Cintiq is a new class of creative pen display with an optimized feature set for creative starters. In Wacom's lineup, the Cintiq 22 and Cintiq 16 lie between the company's Intuos screenless drawing tablets and the Cintiq Pro line.The display of third-party trademarks and trade names on this site does not necessarily indicate any affiliation or the endorsement of PCMag. Perhaps the most notable feature of the Cintiq 22 becomes apparent when you compare it with the model it replaces in Wacom’s lineup, the Cintiq 22HD.

You can still get similar products for less, but Wacom’s emphasis on quality makes this a compelling option.

Vibrant colour, HD clarity and ergonomic design together with the super-responsive Pro Pen 2, offer a truly natural experience and help take your creative ideas to the next level. The stand can be adjusted through a wide tilt range (16 to 82 degrees), from the Cintiq resting nearly flat on the table with just a slight forward angle, to an almost vertical orientation typical of a monitor.

You’ll also notice that the bezel is a bit wider on the bottom of the Cintiq 16 but not quite as wide on the Cintiq 22. As a result, several of the images I worked with looked sharper on my laptop (which has a smaller screen and a higher pixel density) than on the Cintiq 22. The technology that enables the Cintiq 22 and similar drawing displays to work means there are two planes you interact with: the glass you draw on, and the actual screen presenting the image you’re drawing.So far I’ve not really found this to be a problem so I’ll stick without and see how I get on using it over the coming year. For artists seeking a top-tier drawing tablet, Wacom Cintiq Pro 22 is definitely the best investment in their artistic future that will surely pay off. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers, pro and productivity displays, and drives and SSDs of all sorts.