Wacom Cintiq 12WX Reviews

A splendid bit of design that will please the most commited enthusiast, and a godsend for artists on a budget.

But while some of the other specifications have also been scaled back, the 12WX is still a fine graphics tablet. With 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity, it�€™s possible to make anything from the most finessed of pen strokes to the broadest brush sweeps,...

You got your LCD in my graphics tablet!

Drawing and retouching onscreen is as fluid as an analog tool. Slim, manageable tablet shape. Battery-free, cordless stylus registers pressure and angle. Sharp, clear LCD panel.

At edges, onscreen cursor drifts from stylus tip. Why-bother software bundle includes outdated programs. Jerky scroll strip registers accidental touches.

. The vast majority of the Cintiq 12WX surface feels just like drawing or painting in a sketchbook. The edge-tracking issue disappoints, but the tablet will otherwise delight pros on a small budget and enthusiasts with money to spend.

The idea of a touch-sensitive display is good. However, as resolution increases, so too must screen size. Making a high resolution image smaller on the screen reduces accuracy and visible detail, offsetting the greatest possible advantage of a direct-edit...

I'm a animation student that was using a 4x5 Intuos2 when my animation class this semester started. I got the Cintiq during the middle of the semester and I'm so glad I did! Working on the Cintiq is much faster and more natural than a normal tablet. Plus,...

Being able to see what you draw on a tablet is wonderful! It is just like drawing on pencil and paper. With this tablet it cuts your original work time with a normal tablet in half! The tablet is very responsive even though it only has 2 points of calibra...

My only problem with this tablet is the wires. There are A LOT of wires! It gets kinda problematic moving it constantly back and forth from college. Set up time can take a few minutes because of the amount of wires. The amount of wires kind of defeats the...