Wacom Cintiq Pro 24

Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 you something priceless: space. So much, in fact, that you won’t waste time searching for that reference image or opening and closing different programs on a secondary screen. And there’ll be less zooming in and out too. Now you can save time and take control of your creativity, for a more efficient, controlled workspace.

Specifications:

Product Type	Creative Pen Display 24
Model Number	DTK-2420 creative pen display
Screen Size	(Measured Diagonally)59.94 cm / 23.6 in
Technology	IPS UHD high brightness panel
Displayable Colors	(maximum)1.07 billion colors (10 bits color)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Viewing Angle	176° (88°/88°) H, (88°/88°) V
Contrast Ratio	1000:1
Brightness	350 cd/m2
Response Rate	14 ms
Active Area	522 X 294 mm (20.55 X 11.57 in)
Color Gamut	99% Adobe RGB
Graphics Input	USB type C port (supporting DisplayPort Alternate Mode) or DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 port (required for 3840 x 2160 resolution)
Multi-touch	Yes – on touch model only (DTH-2420)
Pen	Wacom Pro Pen 2
Pressure Levels	8192, both pen tip and eraser
Tilt Recognition	±60 levels
Switches	Tip switch, 2 side switches, eraser
Nibs	10 (6 standard, 4 felt) in pen stand
Pen Box/Holder	Yes – Pen Holder
Grip	Latex-free silicone rubber
Technology	Patented electromagnetic resonance method
Resolution	5080 lpi
Expresskeys	17 customizable
Touch Ring	Yes – on included ExpressKey Remote
Precision Mode	Yes
Display	Toggle Yes
Audio	headset jack, built-in microphone
Power Supply	Output 20 VDC, 2.25 A (max)
Power Consumption	Power ON mode (Max.): 100 W
Limited Warranty	1 year in Bangladesh

Description

The Cintiq Pro 24 is the latest big-screen monitor from Wacom. The behemoth device is bespoke built for creatives and is, believe it or not, the smaller option in Wacom’s next-generation line of Cintiqs – it sits below the 32-inch model set for launch later this year.

Featuring an excellent screen, industry-leading stylus and support for Wacom’s Pro Engine – which turns it into a standalone PC – the Pro 24 is an artist’s dream. My only quibble is that Wacom is still insisting on charging significant sums for all the optional extras that creatives will need to fully take advantage of the new Cintiq.

The Cintiq Pro 24 isn’t a subtle bit of kit. The giant screen measures a whopping 677 x 394 x 47mm and, unlike most all-in-ones or displays, is designed to be sat flat on a desk – like an artist’s easel. As such, it’s likely to take up a whole desk all on its own, leaving little space for a mouse or keyboard, let alone a desktop computer, to sit next to it.

However, from a productivity perspective the Cintiq Pro 24 ticks all the right boxes. The feet on the rear stand feel robust, and are more than solid enough to take heavy pressure. Working on a large comic page the device suffered no flex, even when I was leaning heavily into it.