I am brand new to this. Was just using an android tablet for a while. Got a Wacom without touchscreen.

Just wondering about a controller/remote/keyboard situation.

As I’ve said I am brand new to it all so am unfamiliar with any of the options. My biggest issue as of now is just not being able to zoom or rotate or tap for undo. I would love to learn to use other shortcuts as well as I become more familiar.

Basically what are the best options for me?

Thanks.

Hiya! So im looking at buying a movink 14 for schoolwork, (animation student) as an upgrade to my current ipad pro. Main reason is the screen on my ipad drives me crazy, its like drawing on ice.

I was wondering what kind of screen the movink 14 has? Would it be the same as any other wacon or cintiq with the special screen that emulates drawing on paper?

The convenience of the movink is intruiging aswell, as i wouldnt need to carry around a computer as well as a moniter if i bought one.

And if anyone has bought one, whats been youre experience with it?

Any help appreciated thanks!!

I've never owned a stylus/tablet. I heard Wacom tablets are the industry standard. My university library had a tablet for students to borrow. I figured I'd try it out before purchasing my own.

I took it home, followed the installation instructions, and was notified that the tablet was no longer supported. I rolled back to the recommended drivers, but now the Wacom Center won't launch on my Mac.

The tablet is a CTH-690/K. It looks brand new (The pen holder has not even been stretched). Is this normal? Are there community drivers? If not, I will likely look for a different brand to purchase from.

I’m getting back into digital art and editing and have always used Apple products, but I’m currently deciding between the Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 and the 13-inch iPad Pro with the M5 chip.

I’ve mainly used Procreate and ibisPaint in the past, but I’d really like to start learning Clip Studio Paint as well. When I say “editing,” I’m also interested in animation, both frame-by-frame animation, and tweening. I’d especially love to try ToonSquid, although I’m not very familiar with it yet.

For anyone who has experience with these devices or apps, which would you recommend? Would the iPad Pro be the better all-around option for what I want to do, or is the MovinkPad Pro 14 worth considering?

I’m also open to other tablet recommendations if there’s something that would suit my needs better.

I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from artists who use Clip Studio Paint, ToonSquid, or do animation on their tablets!

Hi so I’m looking for opinions on what kind of new drawing medium I should get. I’m bad at making decisions myself and I want to hear other people’s thoughts or experiences with either medium.

I previously had an iPad that had a good run, almost ten years, but it’s stopped working in certain parts of the screen so it’s obviously made drawing hard.

I’m debating whether to get a new iPad or invest in a drawing tablet. The one I was recommended was the Wacom Cintiq 16. I’m only familiar with Procreate as it’s all that I’ve been using, however I don’t want to use Procreate for the rest of my life. I got a cheap drawing pad on Amazon and briefly used it in combination with Krita but I found the projection onto my monitor uncomfortable, I’d prefer to draw directly onto a screen. Any opinions or advice are welcome. Thank you.

So I‘m planing on getting a new Laptop for drawing and maybe some simple 2-D animations with my Wacom Cintiq 16 tablet and CSP since my old one is basically unusable at this point.
I don’t really plan on spending too much money on it since it’s only for that one purpose and that’s just a side hobby. My main question would be if I should buy a refurbished upper class model like for example this: Dell Precision 7550 | i7-10850H | 15.6"
16 GB | 512 GB SSD | FHD | Webcam | Nvidia Quadro T2000 | Win 11 Pro | DE from 2020 for \~500€
Or a brand new lower/ middle class model in the same price range.
If you say the refurbished one would be good how long do you think I could use it before it gets too old as well and if you say a new one I’d love some suggestions.
I have absolutely zero knowledge in this area tbh.
Many thanks in advance

Hi there! I plan to upgrade from an XP Pen Tablet to a Wacom Cintiq 24 Touch and an Intuos Pro Medium.

Is there a chance these 2 products will go on Sale This Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or Christmas alongside the Recently Released Art Pen 2?

I appreciate any and all help and advice, I really wanna upgrade to this tablet best I can.

The Eva is out of stock and I'm not sure when it will come back. All the Wacom site says is that "soon back in stock." Should I wait or just get the regular version? I plan on using Krita.

Hey Wacom people,

I've been using my intuos pro medium (2013) for 13 years now and I will continue to use it. Now I am looking for a tablet and when I found out Wacom made one I was curious to see how it will hold up over time.

I don't expect it to last 13 years but at least for 5 years. Does anyone know if this is realistic, or should I settle for something else? The other tablet on my list is the Samsung Galaxy s10 fe, it's a similar price range.

My main reason for the Movinkpad would be the drawing experience which is supposed to be really good. Beside that I want to use it for notes and notion, and reading comics.

Thanks in advance for your help!

I do have an wacom drawing pad that you hook up to a moniter but I'm not sure i like it? only used it once but the pen feels janky to me. anyway i want a cintique maybe? I really just want something like my ipad and can use clip studio paint since I want that upgrade I saw people recommend xp pen but I want it to have a pc like interface so I can use clip studio without paying for a subscription.

my main reason for wanting an upgrade is that I would like to start making comics and I don't think procreate is gonna cut it plus ipads are very unreliable with the pens (if ykyk). I tried krita on my intuos but it still didnt feel right because im used to an ipad so suggestions/advice is appreciated !

This is a stupid question, but let me be stupid, because I'm preparing to drop $2500!

I own a Pro Pen 2 from my last Wacom Pro. I looked at the Pro Pen 2's page on Wacom's site, checking its compatibility with my soon-to-be-purchased Wacom Cintiq Pro 17". That device's model number is "DTH172K0A".

The page does say it's compatible with a Wacom Cintiq Pro 17", but it lists that device's model number as "DTH172K0B".

I want to be absolutely sure... Does that 1 letter difference mean anything, or is it 100% the same device? This matters to me, because the Pro Pen 3 packaged with Cintiq Pro allegedly sucks, and my Pro Pen 2 is awesome.