Introducing Wacom Cintiq Pro: The Next Level in Graphics Tablets with 4K 120 Hz Displays and Powerful Features

Wacom offers two new digital pen displays. The two models Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 and Wacom Cintiq Pro 22 are, so to speak, the little siblings of the Cintiq Pro 27. However, their range of functions is still supposed to meet the highest demands.

The displays each have eight keys that can also be configured for specific applications, allowing various tools in image editing software to be launched particularly quickly, for example. The Wacom Pro Pen 3 with its three freely configurable side buttons is used for input. Grip strength, weight, and weight distribution can be adjusted. The pen is supposed to be able to recognize 8,192 pressure levels - other systems often only offer half that.

The monitors can be connected via USB Type-C, HDMI, and Mini-DIsplayPort. A stand is already included in the Cintiq Pro 17, while this has to be purchased separately for the Cintiq Pro 22. VESA mounts are available in each case. The Cintiq Pro 17 is priced at just under £2,700, and the Cintiq Pro 22 at £3,300 - although the larger version is not scheduled to be launched until December.

Possible, much cheaper alternative: Buy the Wacom Cintiq 22 at Amazon