Wacom Cintiq 22HD

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, size

price, reliability

83% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Extremely accurate drawing surface. Finally supports full 1080p resolution. Industrial-strength mount. Configurable ExpressKeys and rear-mounted Touch Strips

Very expensive. Display is a little dim. Imprecise rear-mounted Touch Strips

The awesome Wacom Cintiq 22HD remains the standard bearer of high-end drawing tablets. It lacks multitouch support, but you'd have to pay almost double the price for the Cintiq 24HD touch to get it.

Pure hot

There’s no way I can do justice in such a short article to how great these products are and how much I love them. (I’ve yet to meet anyone who has bought a Cintiq and not fallen in love it.) My litmus test for how good a piece of technology is comes...

Large, bright and detailed screen

upplied cables could be longer

If my monitor failed, I’d be happy to replace it with this – I may well do so in the near future anyway. It’s a high-quality device with multiple uses and it beats a mouse or trackpad hands down.

This was a major upgrade from my Cintiq 12WX. The colors gamut is excellent, the screen brightness is more than acceptable, and the large viewing angle is very helpful. The stand that comes with it is great for desk use, but I prefer a swing-arm mount...

I'd say "the cost", but I got what I paid for and I don't regret it.

nothing really

Wacom tech support is the worst I have ever seen from any tech company. It sounded like I was talking to people with limited understanding of English in a place like India and with terrible phones. I was hung up on 5 times with two of those times being...

Large display gives you plenty of room to work. Plus the rotate option really does come in handy.

The touch and pen controls went wacky until I found out how to reset them through a YouTube video and have had absolutely no problems since. They work great and the touch option has quickly spoiled me.

Good size to the beast, and just as a monitor, it's not bad--though definitely not a 2k monitor as just a monitor. It's important because if the monitor itself is mediocre, you aren't getting much for being able to more or less draw directly on the...

For some reason, Wacom is sticking with a plastic cover, which will likely be scratched up within a year assuming you use it enough to justify buying it. Fortunately, you can get a screen protector, and I recommend you do ; The cabling is not modular....

Good size to the beast, and just as a monitor, it's not bad--though definitely not a 2k monitor as just a monitor. It's important because if the monitor itself is mediocre, you aren't getting much for being able to more or less draw directly on the...

For some reason, Wacom is sticking with a plastic cover, which will likely be scratched up within a year assuming you use it enough to justify buying it. Fortunately, you can get a screen protector, and I recommend you do. The cabling is not modular....

It was an easy install; pretty fast and smooth on my windows 7 computer. The pen response time is fast, the felt-like plastic coating gives the pen display a very fine, high-quality touch.

Made in China - I knew this before I looked for the label that said it. - Parallax distortion. There's about half of a centimeter between the plastic drawing surface and the actual LCD screen. This isn't a true con, since I already knew this before I...