Wacom Cintiq 16 – Drawing Tablet with Screen, Stylus Pen Battery-free & Pressure-sensitive, Compatible with Windows & Mac, Full HD Resolution, Perfect Tablet for Drawing, Graphics or Remote Working

I bought the Wacom Cintiq 16 as a present for my daughter and she absolutely loves it! It’s been a huge help with her animation coursework. The tablet is great quality, with accurate colours and responsive pressure sensitivity that works really well. It has an HDMI port so it can project onto other screens, and links easily to a PC or laptop for screen sharing. While it’s fairly large, it’s still portable enough to use on the go. Overall, an excellent, reliable tablet for any digital artist or student.

I upgraded form a Wacom cintiq 13HD. This is so far a great product, installation easy, really really simple. This is installing on a mac. I haven't tried windows yet.I am disappointed with the lack of accessories on this. It didn't come with a screen protector nor any extra nibs(correction, 3 x nibs are in the pen holder, tug on the cotton loop sticking out from the side of your pad). And you have to buy the stand separately- it's too expensive in my mind. So I didn't get that, but I got a 9.99 alternative: JUMKEET Laptop Stand,Foldable Portable Ventilated Desktop Laptop Holder. It works really well! So I am quite happy with this over the much more expensive alternative.My only concern is that the screen apparently doesn't support felt nibs. Which is a bit... disappointing. I fear that unless this pen screen proves somehow to make up for this rather proportionate downside, I might not be buying Wacom in the future. We'll see.I wanted to buy the pro version, but it was around 3k at the time of writing this. Which seems rather... overpriced. I needed something relatively compact, So I can transport it between my offices without too much fuss.It's a good buy so far, and for what it is it's a good price. Given it's not a budget brand. I like that the horrible annoying buttons on the side of the screen are now gone!The stand I bought also has a nice slot to put your pen on when you're not using it. So in my opinion it's far better than the one offered with the device for a fee of 70+.I will probably add to this review once I have used it for the purposes of digital painting, and drawing technical diagrams when switching between work and personal machines.Edit 28/03/2022: You can in fact use felt nibs on this version! Very happy, drawing is so much easier with felt nibs as the feedback makes adding details all the more easier. I think the device also helps to alleviate tremors? I don't have the most steady hands, and I have noticed a VAST improvement in my ability to draw finer details without wobbly-ness since having used this upgraded version. My only gripe is the pro pen slim. But that's for another review.

I bought this a couple weeks back as an upgrade to the Cintiq 13HD, which I bought for the same price four years ago.The pros:Screen size - you definitely notice the size difference. I’m now happy with having Photoshop open with my canvas and a reference image side-by-side and not feel cramped.Screen quality - it’s the same resolution as the 13HD, but the light is a lot better and you now have various settings for brightness and temperatureCable management - the connector is stored safely in the back so now you have no issues knocking it outPower button position - it’s on the front and easier to press, it’s minor but does make a differenceMore levels of pressure - at first it was a bit weird to draw on this, as it took a lot of pressure to get to full opacity - but after tweaking the curve in settings I have found it to be very good. It makes drawing a lot more responsive and smoother with my old brushes.Cons:Colour range - working in grey you can see it veering towards green, whereas I felt the Cintiq 13HD was going more towards red... it’s not too bad, but I did read the range was less on this than the 13HD - maybe it’s just me though!The built-in stand - love the design of the flip out feet, but it only provides one angle and if you’re painting for many hours it’s not great for your back or neck. I recommend the Wacom stand that you can buy separately - it is over priced, but definitely makes a difference and is better than the stand that came with the 13HDNo express keys - this is the one major fault, as I was so used to them on the 13HD. I am getting used to using keyboard shortcuts, but it’s still annoying. I might have to fork out for a remote, but that is super expensive!Overall - I am very happy with this, if you’re coming from a graphics tablet like a Bamboo or Intuos then do it!! If you’re coming from a Cintiq 13HD then also do it!

Fantastic tablet, drawing with pen is smooth, well worth the price, it's really big but great for my drawing needs, works really well with macbook.

I love the product! Even without the touch ability it feels nice using the xencelabs remote with it. It has a big work space to work with and makes me more confident in drawing compared to me drawing on a screen less tablet where it feels nice to draw on but if your art skills struggle to use eye to hand coordination then this is worth the money. Specially with the screen size for people like me who are used to painting on big canvases. The screen does not feel as cramped anymore compared to using the surface book 2 when drawing!The screen never feels hot. Its nice.The only downside is that the default wires are not long enough for my setup BUTT could easily just buy better wires for a fraction of the money you’re spending… still spending more but ya know…OH and the stand that comes with the product was upside down. Had to rearrange it…Had to recalibrate the pen.Ended up getting a Monitor Arm to replace the default mount. Realising the wiring does not look aesthetically pleasing as the wiring is far from the centre mounting area so its hard to hide the wires.Love wacom