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For those who still consider this too "expensive", you guys know that there are cheaper alternatives right? Back in the day, "affordable" meant a $1200 Cintiq 13HD which was pure BS. I'm simply glad that they're making efforts to bring prices down. And for the love of god, it's actually cheaper than an Intuos Pro Medium, which is just a "regular" graphic tablet. I appreciate the leaps and bounds they did to achieve that feat, with a little help from competitors of course! Somehow, people will always find ways to complain and ramble. I bet if Wacom releases something like a "Wacom One Mini" that's 10 inches small and costs $250, some pent-up folks will still scream "ToO ExPeNSiVe....nOT fOR Me!". Complaining requires a lot of emotional energy, which you should instead be using to work and grind harder to save up for an alternative display tablet so you can actually get one (my suggestion: the XP-Pen 12). Just saying. On a side note, I might be getting one of these boys so that I can have something to take with me on-the-go. I have the 16-inch, but like you said, it's way too bulky, at least for my backpack and my aching back :( Thanks for this review though, gave me a load of new insights apart from the other review vids already done. Cheers!
Welcome to internet xD. For me only reason to buy such a small device would be portability. This one is not, ipad is. Compare it to the real world market not wacom lineup only. They target beginners which are bombarded with ipad and procreate ads*.
Yeah like people who complain about this one is just... bruh they aint selling u a display good tablet for 100$ bucks wtf, this is amazing price and im so glad wacom made it
Affordability really depends on a person's own budget, which often depends on their income or how much they've saved. It's not objectively quantifiable.
I was just researching drawing tablets when I discovered this just came out. I'm a hobbyist digital artist trying to break into being more professional, but I just can't justify the money for a cintiq right now. I'm coming from a Sony Vaio flip that I had for 6 years and honestly loved for drawing and I got a Suface Go as a temporary replacement until I could get a desktop set up. But the Go is not doing it for me. From the reviews, this will definitely be a step up from the Go in terms of smoothness of drawing. This is absolutely perfect timing.
Aaron, I would like to say that you answered every question I had and even questions I didn't even know were very important to ask but you covered it all. Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to make this excellent review!
Well damn, now I wish I hadn''t bought the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 a year ago, as I always liked Wacom. But I'm going to stick with the Huion for now, and console myself that the Huion, besides being 100 bucks cheaper, has twice the pressure levels, better color gamut, slightly better brightness, it's got buttons, and I like the pen. Specs and set-up are otherwise much the same., and Huion has pretty much fixed the old driver issues. I also wish Wacom had heeded the call for an affordable display tablet much sooner.
How is the Pro 13 holding up with you after a year? I'm currently shopping around for a 13 Inch Pen Display and my current top 2 choices are this Wacom and the Pro 13
@@eiatos: The Huion works fine, but I don't do anything too fancy with it, mainly draw and color cartoons. The pressure sensitivity requires a light touch, i.e. it works, but goes from 0 to max without pressing very hard, so it's hard to get the subtle line-differences that I remember from my various (non-display) Wacom tablets. I still consider my Huion Kamvas Pro 13 a good starter-tablet for trying out a display type drawing tablet. If I had it to do over today, now that th WOcomOne is out, I would go with Wacom just because I "know" Wacom. But if buttons on a tablet are important to you, you won't really go wrong with the Huion. If I were you I'd wait for more reviews to come out for the Wacom On, then compare for yourself, although Aaron is a great reviewer.
I have the Kamvas GT-191 (I don't like buttons though) Had it for 2 years now and still love it over the Wacoms I used in the past. Pressure sensitivity adjustments are more accurate I feel.
@@Shoibyrd Interesting observation. Could be very much a personal preference, rather than one brand having "better" pressure sensitivity than the other. But it makes me feel better about getting the Huion :^)
What bothers me is the lack of two buttons. Some programs require a middle mouse button to navigate and right click to enter in some strokes. Hopefully I can figure out a work around in the actual software, because everything else looks awesome
They also released in the Cintiq (no Pro line) 22... If I were to pick one, that'd be it. But you got wrong one thing. There *IS* Touch capability. You can touch it... * runnnnnnssss away *
I see Wacom had bent to the will of the consumer. Finally, they realized everyone will not spend 3k on a drawing tablet. I will wait for about a year or so to see how well and better they get. I can always get one as an extra tablet. I also have the statelier pencil and it works well on my TABS3.
This is a dream come true, I have a Cintique Pro 16 inch, love it but too many wires, too big and time consuming to take out of my home, needed something to take with my laptop to work, library, trips to relatives homes etc. and there is literally NOTHING out there on the market that matches the Wacom quality, only other option I found was the a Ipad Pro ($1000). It's like they made this exactly for me! :)
So glad Wacom released this. I have tried several other drawing tablets from the other companies that friends have had success with and myself have had 0 success with even after hours with the CSRs of the companies and many exchanges. Always the same issues with non Wacom tablet, where the pen is touching the screen is never where the mouse is. So thank you Wacom, I can finally switch from a screenless tablet to one with a screen at a reasonable price.
Very informative - thanks. I'm almost pissed with Wacom. I financed a Cintiq Pro 13 which ended up making it $1500. And now here it is for like $300? How is this not it? Cintiq Pro 13 vs Wacom One? That's my video suggestion.
@@Theresia5 for the Cintiq Pro 13 the pressure sensitivity levels is double, it has a touch screen, might have better color accuracy and works with both pc and mac. But it is expensive. For that price I would've bought a new or used 13" Mobilestudio Pro, you end up getting more for your buck.
Gets me curious how long lasting the cables of the Wacom One pen display are. I heard that a couple other brands have issues not only with drivers, but cables as well. What I do know though is Wacom things, under normal daily use, will start breaking but refuse to die in 5 years time.
I've been waiting for this review !! Thanks so much :) I'm so glad I've put off upgrading my 5 year old intuos oAo this might be the next tablet for me...
Dang, this is looking pretty nice. And here I was complaining about the price of Wacom stuff not but like a week or so ago. The only real critique I can lob against this is the lack of buttons on the thing, which is unfortunate since I'm used to having shortcut keys on my old Intuos 4 and the express key remote they sell is severely overpriced (seriously, almost $100 extra). The build quality of this seems way more stable than something like a Huion or XP-Pen, though, so I guess in the end it's kind of a tradeoff? Overall, nice. Man, I don't know what to get, now...
Great review, I'm definitely looking at this display tablet as my first. I'm not really versed in digital art but will the size of the tablet be an issue for large resolution drawings or will that be a matter of moving the canvas and zooming in/out?
13 felt cramped. You will need to zoom a lot and probabaly set your UI scaling smaller so you can fit more on screen, but as you can see in the video, I was able to paint just fine.
I prefer this to the Cintiq cause I do have very small hands for an adult...and I don't enjoy touch screen feature as it hinders drawing, so this is perfect.
Lol, that was also my reasoning. I really love the size of this thing. Anything bigger would be too big for my space. And I like that it's not a touch screen. I've always had issues with palm rejection in the past.
I recently got the One by Wacom, the little affordable non-display tablet, as my first graphics tablet. It's nice being able to draw on the computer without having to use the mouse, but one thing that I have to get used to, which wouldn't be an issue with a display tablet, is when you lift the pen and move it somewhere else on the tablet it can be hard to tell how much space there is before the pen touches the tablet when you start drawing again as you're watching the screen and not the tablet. This sort of slows down the flow of drawing and I suppose it's just something you need to practice with.
Nice review. One button sounds weird. Also the screen is so dull... I dont care about Adobe rgb, but not having the full standard rgb? thats a no no for pro's, and when 400$ became synonym to affordable? Most young artists/beginners barely make any income...
Well, atleast compared to wacom's other display tablet, this is affordable. But huion's and Xp-pen's display tablet are the one's that are really affordable.
Hot damn, considering how expensive cintiqs are this is practically a steal in comparison. I'm gonna try to save my next couple checks to get it since all the listed cons are basically negligible for me and my uses.
Hi Aaron, great video! One question tho: Is this the only display tablet you can use by directly powering it via laptop or pc? Or are there tablet that do this aswell? Thanks :)
But macs don't use HDMI anywhere, besides Mac Mini and Mac Pro, because this port was originally designed only for video devices and plugging to big TV screens. I mean even professional graphic cards are using only Display Port and such. iPad 2019 seems like much less hassle for exact same price.
As somebody that has USB-C ports on both his desktop and laptops .. i really wish these devices would support being connected via USB-C->USB-C. We all know the cable does enough power (there's plenty of USB-C external screens of 15 inch that work fine) and has the data and video throughput. Makes the setup all the more portable.
@@aaronrutten Looking around my own friend circle, i'd tend to disagree on that. But they aren't ofc the full picture. Having said that. There's no reason for them NOT to implement USB-C USB-C support. It`d just be an extra plus on the reason TO buy a Wacom. There's a standard they can use to bake in their driver. We've got plenty of no-name brand touch based external screens that can. So why won't Wacom, or even (or especially) Huion ? (which is why i returned the 13 pro i had recently, i expected it to work like that but didnt) - just so they can sell replacement Y-splitter cables and that android cable asccesrroy ? :)
I'm bummed because I bought a cintiq 13hd for $1200 and it has 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity (not complaining though, i'm thankful for having it) and newer much more cheaper models are coming out with more than double that. Nice review btw.
Hi Aaron, good job! As far as I know, it seems when the tablet connects to Samsung phone/tablet, the cursor won't appear. So that I am wondering can you see the cursor on Wacom One when you connect it to Samsung device?
“What can you do with a Wacom One?” What do you mean by light drawing and painting? Sounds like you are saying it’s limited somehow. It what ways is it limited?
I just bought one. The only limits are that the display is not very color accurate (but I already have a monitor that is) and it only has 4k pressure points instead of 8k (but professionals have been working just fine from back when the "pro" tools were only a quarter that) otherwise it's not limited at all. It should be perfectly adequate for most artists
Vannabee13 in regards to colo(u)r accuracy, is it a large enough difference to hinder the art? I don’t do much detailed colouring/shading, I use a more cartoony art style if that helps.
@@quagsquire3763 I haven't been able to heavily use it yet. But I think so long as you have another screen to occasionally check it against, it should be perfectly fine. The actual drawing experience is great and the display resolution is great. It's just that the colors are duller.
@@nokkonokko I use it to zoom in and twist the canvas around and move around in general. It is very handy when drawing. Trust me, when you try it you never want to go back. It is definitely worth it. You have to try it for yourself
lol, the no touch part is exactly why I want it. When I draw I use the pen for everything, but my palm resting on the screen will make my screen randomly rotate or mess up my lines. yeah, sure, I could get a fancy drawing glove, but I don't need the touch screen at all.
Hi Aaron:) Tomeu hier, I wonder if can I use a Wacom one as non display tablet? I love the precision & sensibility of my Cintiq but I find it somehow annoying that I can't see the totality of my monitor because my hand is always on the way. The working position on a non display tablet (flat on the table) is also way more comfortable for me because I don't have to raise my arm as much. I think many other professionals may feel the same way! what do you think? cheers:)
The only thing that I cant seem to stand with these kind of tablets. Is there always seems to be a delay in it keeping up with the tip of the pen, even slightly, and that the pen seems to hover over what your drawing, and not directly on it. and that gap mess's with my head when it comes to placing the open back down on the surface. If I do a line and try and continue that line I always seem off when I try. These issues are why I rather have the non display tablets. Looking at just the mouse pointer on screen and not down at my hand and pen I don't have that sort of disconnect. Not fighting with a delay with the curser to the pen, as I'm not seeing the pen, and I focus on the brush on screen, and not the pen tip. The non displays are also far more affordable.
I'm already using my Galaxy Note 10+ as my main PC setup. And been using it for drawing. It'll be awesome to use the Wacom One hooked up to my Galaxy Note 10+. Would I be able to get the drivers needed through the Note 10+ for the Wacom One?
I think the Samsung devices natively support whatever EMR-Enabled Display is connected through HDMI. I didn't have to install anything, I just plugged it in and it worked.
3 question 1 - I already have a intuos pro, would I have to delete all the intuos drivers and do a fresh install for the Wacom one to work properly? You're Wacom account has a list of devices you purchased under them so I would believe that the devices would be able to play nice together under the same computer. (Of course not using them at the same time.) 2 - if a Wacom pen is lost or broken does the tablet automatically recognize a newly bought pen, or do you have to pair it in some sort of setting in the drivers? 3 - what is the brush you used at 2:34 and would it be compatible with paint shop Pro 2X?
No need to uninstall. I am running Cintiq 27, Wacom One, Intuos Pro and more on my system. The same pen for this model will work without any additional steps. Plus other select EMR pens are compatible. The brush is a custom PS brush I created. See aaronrutten.link/PhotoshopVIP
Thank you for the review. I'm a beginner but will be a hobbyist once I decide on a tablet. I saw a Wacom Cintiq 13HD under $400 used "2-3 times".. Should I go with this new model Wacom One or the 13HD?.. Or for $250 more the Cintiq 16? I'm using it more for drawing/painting using Adobe with a sprinkle of video editing. I'm planning to keep it minimun 3 years and be more stable as in future proof tech
I'm in the market for a pen display, would this be a definite pick over similarly priced XP-Pen and Huion? The only other thing holding me back is the size of the drawing area, not sure if I should just save for Cintiq 16 for bigger drawing area or possibly get this.
Wacom One or Cintiq 16 are a good choice. I'd go with the 16 if you afford it because it's significantly better. Here's why I don't recommend Wacom alternatives: ruclips.net/video/0Q2tCvdcLII/видео.html
No touch no sale. Love my mobilestudio, I can pinch and spin the canvas without pulling out of the creative experience. But if this thing gets lost or stolen... I need to find a cheaper alternative
But you need a keyboard to run this anyway, so you may as well just use one hand on the keyboard and one on the pen. R Space and Z work pretty well. Touch seems more efficient, but I find myself changing pen grip to use it, which in turn slows down the creative experience.
Christ almighty, 400 for a wacom brand display tablet? Wild times we live in. Still remember my Bamboo Pen & Touch from 2010, 100$ with like 1/3rd the pressure sensitivity their tablets have now adays, lol. I like my 13HD I got in 2014, but I kind of wish I got either the 22 or 24HD (too expensive though), or one of the models they eventually made with a simple computer built into it. (Way way too expensive though lol) I actually just recently lent my old bamboo tablet to a friend, who mentioned he was interested in getting a better one some day. Gonna have to show him this, though its certainly way over budget, for now.
What was your android device(s) that were not listed as compatible with the display tablet? I'm curious as I have a galaxy S8+ which isn't listed as compatible - whether it works or not would determine if I should buy it or not.
Nice concept. But has too many connections. It would've been amazing if it was just a USB C connection. Just connect your phone / PC / Mac by USB C to USB C cable. It would just need to include a battery inside it. It powers the tablet and the phone. Type C cable with USB 3.1 has enough bandwidth to transfer high-speed data and power at the same time. I hope next gen device simplifies things and maybe get a type C with USB 4. It has thunderbolt speed data transfer. Should be a simple one cable solution.
All Wacom pen displays are really just an extra monitor you can draw on. Their pen displays connect to your computer so whatever is connected at your computer will pop up on the tablet. That being said, it will (it should) support just about any drawing program you throw at it that’s available on your computer. I’ve used autodesk sketch book on one of their pen and touch tablets before, so I suspect that their pen displays wouldn’t be any different. TL;DR yes it’s will support this program
@Bruna Tivo I've tried Cintiq HD 13 a while back, and just could not work on it (at the time I would draw on paper, scan and do color/adjustments in Photoshop). I got rid of Cintiq after few months. I think part of it is that I actually never liked Photoshop - it's a clunky program with too many features for my process. Procreate was a real game changer, and the ipad is the best at erasing the "tool" between the creator and the artwork, at least at the moment.
You mentioned there is little to no parallax - does this feel exactly like drawing on the Cintiq Pro? I though the One has a bonded display while the Cintiq Pro is laminated, so the Cintiq Pro should feel more natural when drawing.
No, but it's close. I think people are overly-concerned about parallax. Even with a small amount, it really doesn't matter, if you are focused on drawing and not on superficial details that have nothing to do with the artistic process.
@@aaronrutten Thanks for responding! If there's minor parallax than I'm sure I wouldn't care. I just have nightmares from a 2012 Monoprice that had an inch distance between the glass and the screen. I couldn't adapt. Upgrade to the Cintiq Pro 13 and my work was immediately 30x better...When I bought the Pro 13 it was the cheapest entry for Wacom. In just 3 years they've released 2 cheaper options, so I wonder if it was the right purchase considering it was double the price.
haha definitely not digital art smart... me...... i bought it than google. I understood wrongly though. I thought its a cheap tablet where i can just carry around on my bed but nope.... it..is a display slash tablet....... sigh..... got to say the youtube reviews is much more informing than their website. But still i do feel its a good buy. Bcs, yeah, its nice for once i get to see what or where my brush is going. I do miss drawing on paper at times thus this solution still the best answer. And even if i get to do zbrush hgggg... this is still perfect. Not too big or too small for me. Kinda just nice. Can't wait to get my set :) Thank you for this review. Waccom did good selecting you to do a preview. Clear and straight to the point vid. :)
I'm so glad I waited before investing into a 'good' tablet. I was initially planning to go for a cintiq then I discovered Huion then XP-Pen but I kept drawing with my wacom bamboo with the hope I could someday catch up with all my fav professional artists since most of them used to invest in cintiq products then it seems like everbody switched to iPad + Procreate. So now I'm hesitating between an iPad or the wacom One...idk
I'd say it depends on how portable you need your art to be. Since the ipad IS the computer, you don't need to connect it to any device, just pick it up and turn it on. But if you already have a computer that's already loaded with all your favorite programs, the One is probably better.
@@Vannabee13 yes, I use mostly paint tool Sai & Photoshop CS6 but the fact that the wacom one is compatible with portable devices is quite interesting. The iPad is indeed better while travelling or practicing/studying outside
@@MegumiHayashida the fact that the one can be connected to a phone is interesting. But I can already for see it being a struggle if you were trying to draw on say a train or bus and couldn't sit at a desk. It'd be nice if they came out with a case or something with a phone dock to hold your phone right next to the tablet so everything was connected as one peice instead of juggling around the devices.
What are the minimum requirements for connecting to a Windows computer? i3, i5? How much VRAM? Considering it runs off a phone, I guess not much, but do you know? Thanks, Aaron!
Can the Wacom One also be used as an external monitor on a iMac? When using it for ex. Photoshop using it as a drawing tablet, after drawing switching back to normal external monitor. ?
Pretty cool but still need to hook to a computer. If I didn't already have xp pen 12 is get this one. Looking for a stand alone tablet budget $400 max.
Hej aaron, thanks for the great review! Today a saw the same review again om another channel. It looks like somebody is using your video to promote his affiliate bussiness. It is on the youtube channel Home Made. I didn't put in the link because I don't want to promote it to much. So know you know and knowing is half the battle ;-) grtz from the netherlands
@@aaronrutten @My Smart Class sir Jaise wacom display tab me Uske upar likhenge pen tab se toh screen hand ki wjh se apne ap slide ni ho jayega.. For exmple - pen tab hand me hoga but jo palm hai woj screen ko touch karenge usse padhne me slide palm ki skin se slide ni ho jayegi.. ??
I've had an intuos and now have a kamvas 12 and honestly the software from Wacom for their tablets is amazing, it really sells me on their products but they're still too expensive to really justify for someone like me who has yet to do much with it.
Fantastic review as always! I've been using an old Wacom Intuos comic for forever and I can never fully adjust to not being able to see what I'm doing. I tried a huion kamvas pro 16, but there was still significant parallax, lag, and offset especially around the corners of the display. I ultimately ended up returning it. It seems like wacom is still the only way to go to get the most seamless digital drawing experience..
Please I have question and I hope you answer me, I m gonna work on toon boom harmony for Animations do you have any suggestions which type of display wacom please?
I don't do much animation, but a larger screen would be better because you'll have more room for your UI and canvas. Get the largest Wacom display tablet you can afford. There's the Cintiq 22 (newer model). Even an older used Cintiq would be great, such as the 24HD or the 27 QHD.
Depends on what software you need (apps vs desktop) and how portable you want to be since the Wacom One would need to be connected to a computer or an android phone.
It is compatible, but the pen only has one button and there are no express keys. If you don't mind using keyboard or mouse shortcuts, then it would work fine with zBrush.
Aaron I'm having a serious problem with my Wacom Cintiq 16. Basically, my cintiq is mirroring exactly what's on my PC monitor. How do I set up the Cintiq as a seperate monitor? I have tried setting up the Cintiq as an extension for my PC monitor display, but if I select an application from the Cintiq display, it only opens up on the PC... I have tried setting up the Cintiq as my monitor, but then I'm in a similar situation as the previous... any advice? Thank you so much
You should be able to drag app windows to the Cintiq. And in your display settings you can designate the Cintiq as your primary display. That will force the apps and other things to pop up in the Cintiq by default.
@@aaronrutten - Hi Aaron, yes I have tried using the Cintiq as my primary display, but now I no longer have accses to my files and folderd through my PC monitor, which is where I need to be able to see them. Is there any way around this? It seems a bit silly that a piece of tech like a Cintiq causes this many problems in 2020...
I'm not sure what you mean by "don't have access to my files". I use a PC with a Cintiq and 2-3 additional displays. The Cintiq is my primary display and I am still able to access my files and folders on whichever screen I prefer. The apps should open on the last screen used, if you dragged the application window to the desired display before closing it.
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not so affordable for other country thou 😭
same here in sa......
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@@randomnickify the pen is 1000 better than most
I’ve been avoiding Wacom for quite a while because I’m broke lol. I’m going to take leap and get this one. Glad they are releasing more budget options
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For those who still consider this too "expensive", you guys know that there are cheaper alternatives right?
Back in the day, "affordable" meant a $1200 Cintiq 13HD which was pure BS. I'm simply glad that they're making efforts to bring prices down. And for the love of god, it's actually cheaper than an Intuos Pro Medium, which is just a "regular" graphic tablet. I appreciate the leaps and bounds they did to achieve that feat, with a little help from competitors of course!
Somehow, people will always find ways to complain and ramble. I bet if Wacom releases something like a "Wacom One Mini" that's 10 inches small and costs $250, some pent-up folks will still scream "ToO ExPeNSiVe....nOT fOR Me!". Complaining requires a lot of emotional energy, which you should instead be using to work and grind harder to save up for an alternative display tablet so you can actually get one (my suggestion: the XP-Pen 12). Just saying.
On a side note, I might be getting one of these boys so that I can have something to take with me on-the-go. I have the 16-inch, but like you said, it's way too bulky, at least for my backpack and my aching back :(
Thanks for this review though, gave me a load of new insights apart from the other review vids already done. Cheers!
Welcome to internet xD. For me only reason to buy such a small device would be portability. This one is not, ipad is. Compare it to the real world market not wacom lineup only. They target beginners which are bombarded with ipad and procreate ads*.
Yeah like people who complain about this one is just... bruh they aint selling u a display good tablet for 100$ bucks wtf, this is amazing price and im so glad wacom made it
The price of this tablet in my country is $1,199
the difference is that an iPad gets the job done better than this One device, and does more. Wacom should stay for professionals, and desktop based
Affordability really depends on a person's own budget, which often depends on their income or how much they've saved. It's not objectively quantifiable.
I was just researching drawing tablets when I discovered this just came out. I'm a hobbyist digital artist trying to break into being more professional, but I just can't justify the money for a cintiq right now. I'm coming from a Sony Vaio flip that I had for 6 years and honestly loved for drawing and I got a Suface Go as a temporary replacement until I could get a desktop set up. But the Go is not doing it for me. From the reviews, this will definitely be a step up from the Go in terms of smoothness of drawing. This is absolutely perfect timing.
Aaron, I would like to say that you answered every question I had and even questions I didn't even know were very important to ask but you covered it all. Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to make this excellent review!
Well damn, now I wish I hadn''t bought the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 a year ago, as I always liked Wacom. But I'm going to stick with the Huion for now, and console myself that the Huion, besides being 100 bucks cheaper, has twice the pressure levels, better color gamut, slightly better brightness, it's got buttons, and I like the pen. Specs and set-up are otherwise much the same., and Huion has pretty much fixed the old driver issues. I also wish Wacom had heeded the call for an affordable display tablet much sooner.
How is the Pro 13 holding up with you after a year? I'm currently shopping around for a 13 Inch Pen Display and my current top 2 choices are this Wacom and the Pro 13
Would you recommend trading a Wacom cintiq for a Huion Kamvas?
@@eiatos: The Huion works fine, but I don't do anything too fancy with it, mainly draw and color cartoons. The pressure sensitivity requires a light touch, i.e. it works, but goes from 0 to max without pressing very hard, so it's hard to get the subtle line-differences that I remember from my various (non-display) Wacom tablets. I still consider my Huion Kamvas Pro 13 a good starter-tablet for trying out a display type drawing tablet. If I had it to do over today, now that th WOcomOne is out, I would go with Wacom just because I "know" Wacom. But if buttons on a tablet are important to you, you won't really go wrong with the Huion. If I were you I'd wait for more reviews to come out for the Wacom On, then compare for yourself, although Aaron is a great reviewer.
I have the Kamvas GT-191 (I don't like buttons though) Had it for 2 years now and still love it over the Wacoms I used in the past. Pressure sensitivity adjustments are more accurate I feel.
@@Shoibyrd Interesting observation. Could be very much a personal preference, rather than one brand having "better" pressure sensitivity than the other. But it makes me feel better about getting the Huion :^)
What bothers me is the lack of two buttons. Some programs require a middle mouse button to navigate and right click to enter in some strokes. Hopefully I can figure out a work around in the actual software, because everything else looks awesome
the remote could be an option for your problem, buuuut, you’ll have to pay for it separately
mockthestars I actually bought it! I may have to use the Intuos for 3D applications like Blender, but it’s been great for substance painter!
Hmm, this seems like a step in the right direction for Wacom.
YEAH YEAH YEAHVYEHA
They also released in the Cintiq (no Pro line) 22... If I were to pick one, that'd be it.
But you got wrong one thing. There *IS* Touch capability. You can touch it...
* runnnnnnssss away *
Over here, Wacom One is marketed as Wacom Cintiq Ceres
I see Wacom had bent to the will of the consumer. Finally, they realized everyone will not spend 3k on a drawing tablet. I will wait for about a year or so to see how well and better they get. I can always get one as an extra tablet. I also have the statelier pencil and it works well on my TABS3.
How does $150 sound for a Wacom Intuos Draw?
@@gryla5290 How does $150 sound for a pen display?
@@Gaukh sounds like a steal
This is a dream come true, I have a Cintique Pro 16 inch, love it but too many wires, too big and time consuming to take out of my home, needed something to take with my laptop to work, library, trips to relatives homes etc. and there is literally NOTHING out there on the market that matches the Wacom quality, only other option I found was the a Ipad Pro ($1000). It's like they made this exactly for me! :)
Great review! I hope they'll release this _one_ , heheh, in a 16" version as well.
So glad Wacom released this. I have tried several other drawing tablets from the other companies that friends have had success with and myself have had 0 success with even after hours with the CSRs of the companies and many exchanges. Always the same issues with non Wacom tablet, where the pen is touching the screen is never where the mouse is. So thank you Wacom, I can finally switch from a screenless tablet to one with a screen at a reasonable price.
Very informative - thanks. I'm almost pissed with Wacom. I financed a Cintiq Pro 13 which ended up making it $1500. And now here it is for like $300? How is this not it?
Cintiq Pro 13 vs Wacom One? That's my video suggestion.
13 Pro can do a lot more than this model, so look on the bright side.
@shi. what is it that makes it better?
I'd say the XP-Pen 15.6 Pro vs the Wacom One would be a better comparison as they're in the same price bracket.
@@Theresia5 for the Cintiq Pro 13 the pressure sensitivity levels is double, it has a touch screen, might have better color accuracy and works with both pc and mac. But it is expensive. For that price I would've bought a new or used 13" Mobilestudio Pro, you end up getting more for your buck.
Heck, even the old Cintiq 13HD is better than the Wacom One, despite having half the pressure levels.
Gets me curious how long lasting the cables of the Wacom One pen display are. I heard that a couple other brands have issues not only with drivers, but cables as well. What I do know though is Wacom things, under normal daily use, will start breaking but refuse to die in 5 years time.
Great Review Aaron :) I really appreciate the time you took to create this video, Very helpful!
Much appreciated, Graeme.
Amazing review as usual , thank you very much. They could make it with a bluetooth connection as well, like additional connection.
That would have been nice.
@@aaronrutten For sure Sir, I hope they will think about it for the next time ) 🙌 thank you very much for your reply 🙌
Already purchased, but excellent, practical, and straightforward review. Best one so far 👌🏻
make a video review, will be helpfully
I have Wacom One graphic tablet. I have been using it for almost 2 years and as a beginner digital artist I really love it.
2 years? are you talking about a different product?
@@nenidetic Yes. before the display tablet there is also One by Wacom it is a graphic tablet. It was the cheapest in Wacom Graphic tablet line.
I've been waiting for this review !! Thanks so much :) I'm so glad I've put off upgrading my 5 year old intuos oAo this might be the next tablet for me...
Sweet!
I have been waiting forever for this review. I know now how to spend my money.
Dang, this is looking pretty nice. And here I was complaining about the price of Wacom stuff not but like a week or so ago. The only real critique I can lob against this is the lack of buttons on the thing, which is unfortunate since I'm used to having shortcut keys on my old Intuos 4 and the express key remote they sell is severely overpriced (seriously, almost $100 extra). The build quality of this seems way more stable than something like a Huion or XP-Pen, though, so I guess in the end it's kind of a tradeoff? Overall, nice. Man, I don't know what to get, now...
Great review, I'm definitely looking at this display tablet as my first. I'm not really versed in digital art but will the size of the tablet be an issue for large resolution drawings or will that be a matter of moving the canvas and zooming in/out?
13 felt cramped. You will need to zoom a lot and probabaly set your UI scaling smaller so you can fit more on screen, but as you can see in the video, I was able to paint just fine.
Bigger is always better. If you have the chance, buy the biggest tablet you can get. It will save you.
@@DonVigaDeFierro I have a HUION GT-220 and the size is just making me really uncomfortable when drawing.
I prefer this to the Cintiq cause I do have very small hands for an adult...and I don't enjoy touch screen feature as it hinders drawing, so this is perfect.
Lol, that was also my reasoning. I really love the size of this thing. Anything bigger would be too big for my space. And I like that it's not a touch screen. I've always had issues with palm rejection in the past.
I recently got the One by Wacom, the little affordable non-display tablet, as my first graphics tablet. It's nice being able to draw on the computer without having to use the mouse, but one thing that I have to get used to, which wouldn't be an issue with a display tablet, is when you lift the pen and move it somewhere else on the tablet it can be hard to tell how much space there is before the pen touches the tablet when you start drawing again as you're watching the screen and not the tablet. This sort of slows down the flow of drawing and I suppose it's just something you need to practice with.
Yeah, with practice you will get used to it.
I'm getting it today!
Would you be able to run programs like Z-Brush on there as well
Nice review. One button sounds weird. Also the screen is so dull... I dont care about Adobe rgb, but not having the full standard rgb? thats a no no for pro's, and when 400$ became synonym to affordable? Most young artists/beginners barely make any income...
Well, atleast compared to wacom's other display tablet, this is affordable. But huion's and Xp-pen's display tablet are the one's that are really affordable.
At the expense of a lot of quirks. Here's why I don't recommend Wacom alternatives: ruclips.net/video/0Q2tCvdcLII/видео.html
@@aaronrutten If you're new, i think you'd be able to live with the alternatives' flaws for it's price.
meh shortcuts on your keyboard can achieve the same thing
@@slayyou true, but Express Keys on the tablet itself will be closer to where you're drawing and easier to click often
I still have an old Intuos 3. Are non-display tablets completely obsolete now that display tablets are commonly available?
Same boat. Still working like a charm with my old Intuos 3... this price looks interesting though...
No. Non-display tablets are cheaper than the display ones, at least in my country.
Definitely going to pick this One up.
I'm forward looking for your next live
YOU ROCK SIR 😂
Thanks, Shehab!
Thanks Arron mine is coming in the mail today I’m excited for the three month trail of clip studio paint 🙌🏼
Congrats!
@@aaronrutten does it support autodesk sketch book?
the fact that u can hook it up to your phone is so weird yet amazing
Yeh that is nuts, you can put this thing in a tiny bag, and whip it out in a coffe shop or something and start working with only your phone O_O
Hot damn, considering how expensive cintiqs are this is practically a steal in comparison. I'm gonna try to save my next couple checks to get it since all the listed cons are basically negligible for me and my uses.
Thinking of attaching a Raspberry Pi to it and making it completely portable; but before that have to buy it for $399 first 😇
Hi Aaron, great video! One question tho:
Is this the only display tablet you can use by directly powering it via laptop or pc? Or are there tablet that do this aswell?
Thanks :)
I'm loving my Cintiq 16. If you can, shell out a bit more for the Pro Pen 2 that the Cintiq line have.
Thanks! This was very helpful!
so... now i want BOTH the Cintiq and One
But macs don't use HDMI anywhere, besides Mac Mini and Mac Pro, because this port was originally designed only for video devices and plugging to big TV screens. I mean even professional graphic cards are using only Display Port and such.
iPad 2019 seems like much less hassle for exact same price.
Just get an HDMI adapter. Not everyone wants iPad hardware that will be obsolete and is under-powered for anything other than a light iOS app.
I would have probably gotten this, but I enjoy my current tablet (:
tablets is the way to go and adobe so far from having good mobile apps.
What tablet do you have?
thanks so much for this great review!
You're welcome, Jackie.
As somebody that has USB-C ports on both his desktop and laptops .. i really wish these devices would support being connected via USB-C->USB-C. We all know the cable does enough power (there's plenty of USB-C external screens of 15 inch that work fine) and has the data and video throughput. Makes the setup all the more portable.
I think most people do not have USB-C yet.
@@aaronrutten Looking around my own friend circle, i'd tend to disagree on that. But they aren't ofc the full picture. Having said that. There's no reason for them NOT to implement USB-C USB-C support. It`d just be an extra plus on the reason TO buy a Wacom. There's a standard they can use to bake in their driver. We've got plenty of no-name brand touch based external screens that can. So why won't Wacom, or even (or especially) Huion ? (which is why i returned the 13 pro i had recently, i expected it to work like that but didnt) - just so they can sell replacement Y-splitter cables and that android cable asccesrroy ? :)
Is it compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S9
i heard you can use google these days for questions like this.
I'm bummed because I bought a cintiq 13hd for $1200 and it has 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity (not complaining though, i'm thankful for having it) and newer much more cheaper models are coming out with more than double that. Nice review btw.
2k levels is more than adequate. I worked for years with only 1k levels and I never felt held back.
Wish i could get this
Hi Aaron, good job! As far as I know, it seems when the tablet connects to Samsung phone/tablet, the cursor won't appear. So that I am wondering can you see the cursor on Wacom One when you connect it to Samsung device?
“What can you do with a Wacom One?” What do you mean by light drawing and painting? Sounds like you are saying it’s limited somehow. It what ways is it limited?
I just bought one. The only limits are that the display is not very color accurate (but I already have a monitor that is) and it only has 4k pressure points instead of 8k (but professionals have been working just fine from back when the "pro" tools were only a quarter that) otherwise it's not limited at all. It should be perfectly adequate for most artists
Vannabee13 in regards to colo(u)r accuracy, is it a large enough difference to hinder the art? I don’t do much detailed colouring/shading, I use a more cartoony art style if that helps.
@@quagsquire3763 I haven't been able to heavily use it yet. But I think so long as you have another screen to occasionally check it against, it should be perfectly fine. The actual drawing experience is great and the display resolution is great. It's just that the colors are duller.
"There is no touch capability" Decision made, thanks but no thanks nuff said.
what
I never use touch, what d'ya need it for jeez
@@nokkonokko I use it to zoom in and twist the canvas around and move around in general. It is very handy when drawing. Trust me, when you try it you never want to go back. It is definitely worth it. You have to try it for yourself
@The Laughing Man then go and get it. Its for people who enjoy windows softwares more 🤦♀️. And yeah the touch isnt so needed.
@@yushifishy Just like how windows is important to some people, touch capability is important to others. It all depends on your needs.
lol, the no touch part is exactly why I want it. When I draw I use the pen for everything, but my palm resting on the screen will make my screen randomly rotate or mess up my lines. yeah, sure, I could get a fancy drawing glove, but I don't need the touch screen at all.
Hi Aaron:) Tomeu hier, I wonder if can I use a Wacom one as non display tablet? I love the precision & sensibility of my Cintiq but I find it somehow annoying that I can't see the totality of my monitor because my hand is always on the way. The working position on a non display tablet (flat on the table) is also way more comfortable for me because I don't have to raise my arm as much. I think many other professionals may feel the same way! what do you think? cheers:)
if they made this screen twice as big, would it be cheaper than a Cintiq? that's the sweet spot
The only thing that I cant seem to stand with these kind of tablets. Is there always seems to be a delay in it keeping up with the tip of the pen, even slightly, and that the pen seems to hover over what your drawing, and not directly on it. and that gap mess's with my head when it comes to placing the open back down on the surface. If I do a line and try and continue that line I always seem off when I try. These issues are why I rather have the non display tablets. Looking at just the mouse pointer on screen and not down at my hand and pen I don't have that sort of disconnect. Not fighting with a delay with the curser to the pen, as I'm not seeing the pen, and I focus on the brush on screen, and not the pen tip. The non displays are also far more affordable.
I'm already using my Galaxy Note 10+ as my main PC setup. And been using it for drawing. It'll be awesome to use the Wacom One hooked up to my Galaxy Note 10+. Would I be able to get the drivers needed through the Note 10+ for the Wacom One?
I think the Samsung devices natively support whatever EMR-Enabled Display is connected through HDMI. I didn't have to install anything, I just plugged it in and it worked.
3 question
1 - I already have a intuos pro, would I have to delete all the intuos drivers and do a fresh install for the Wacom one to work properly? You're Wacom account has a list of devices you purchased under them so I would believe that the devices would be able to play nice together under the same computer. (Of course not using them at the same time.)
2 - if a Wacom pen is lost or broken does the tablet automatically recognize a newly bought pen, or do you have to pair it in some sort of setting in the drivers?
3 - what is the brush you used at 2:34 and would it be compatible with paint shop Pro 2X?
No need to uninstall. I am running Cintiq 27, Wacom One, Intuos Pro and more on my system.
The same pen for this model will work without any additional steps. Plus other select EMR pens are compatible.
The brush is a custom PS brush I created. See aaronrutten.link/PhotoshopVIP
@@aaronrutten thank you so very much.
Thank you for the review. I'm a beginner but will be a hobbyist once I decide on a tablet. I saw a Wacom Cintiq 13HD under $400 used "2-3 times".. Should I go with this new model Wacom One or the 13HD?.. Or for $250 more the Cintiq 16? I'm using it more for drawing/painting using Adobe with a sprinkle of video editing. I'm planning to keep it minimun 3 years and be more stable as in future proof tech
Kevin rodriguez personally, I’d recommend the Cintiq 16 if you can swing it. I have the Cintiq 13 HD and I want a bigger screen.
Cintiq 13HD definitely.
This wacom one is not the one that is cheaper than the one, this one is the one that has screen unlike the one that doesn't has a screen.
I'm in the market for a pen display, would this be a definite pick over similarly priced XP-Pen and Huion? The only other thing holding me back is the size of the drawing area, not sure if I should just save for Cintiq 16 for bigger drawing area or possibly get this.
Wacom One or Cintiq 16 are a good choice. I'd go with the 16 if you afford it because it's significantly better. Here's why I don't recommend Wacom alternatives: ruclips.net/video/0Q2tCvdcLII/видео.html
No review for One by Wacom?
No touch no sale. Love my mobilestudio, I can pinch and spin the canvas without pulling out of the creative experience. But if this thing gets lost or stolen... I need to find a cheaper alternative
But you need a keyboard to run this anyway, so you may as well just use one hand on the keyboard and one on the pen. R Space and Z work pretty well.
Touch seems more efficient, but I find myself changing pen grip to use it, which in turn slows down the creative experience.
Christ almighty, 400 for a wacom brand display tablet? Wild times we live in. Still remember my Bamboo Pen & Touch from 2010, 100$ with like 1/3rd the pressure sensitivity their tablets have now adays, lol.
I like my 13HD I got in 2014, but I kind of wish I got either the 22 or 24HD (too expensive though), or one of the models they eventually made with a simple computer built into it. (Way way too expensive though lol)
I actually just recently lent my old bamboo tablet to a friend, who mentioned he was interested in getting a better one some day. Gonna have to show him this, though its certainly way over budget, for now.
What was your android device(s) that were not listed as compatible with the display tablet? I'm curious as I have a galaxy S8+ which isn't listed as compatible - whether it works or not would determine if I should buy it or not.
S7 and LG G2
Very cool! This is excellent!!!
Nice concept. But has too many connections. It would've been amazing if it was just a USB C connection.
Just connect your phone / PC / Mac by USB C to USB C cable. It would just need to include a battery inside it. It powers the tablet and the phone. Type C cable with USB 3.1 has enough bandwidth to transfer high-speed data and power at the same time.
I hope next gen device simplifies things and maybe get a type C with USB 4. It has thunderbolt speed data transfer. Should be a simple one cable solution.
Can I be able to share the tablet screen on skype or discord and stream it with OBS?
Yes
What app do you use for note taking?
Does this support autodesk sketch book?
I want it for drawing manga, comics etc.....pls tell me if it does and if it doesn't, any free alternatives
All Wacom pen displays are really just an extra monitor you can draw on. Their pen displays connect to your computer so whatever is connected at your computer will pop up on the tablet. That being said, it will (it should) support just about any drawing program you throw at it that’s available on your computer. I’ve used autodesk sketch book on one of their pen and touch tablets before, so I suspect that their pen displays wouldn’t be any different.
TL;DR yes it’s will support this program
Should do! Sketchbook should support any Wacom driver.
Wacom is mainly for professionals, and since I’m not one, I’ll stay with the iPad
iPad + Procreate + Dropbox is perfect for professionals
@Bruna Tivo I've tried Cintiq HD 13 a while back, and just could not work on it (at the time I would draw on paper, scan and do color/adjustments in Photoshop). I got rid of Cintiq after few months.
I think part of it is that I actually never liked Photoshop - it's a clunky program with too many features for my process.
Procreate was a real game changer, and the ipad is the best at erasing the "tool" between the creator and the artwork, at least at the moment.
Well, there are cheaper alternative brands. Wacom may be the leading company in that field, but they're not the only one
You mentioned there is little to no parallax - does this feel exactly like drawing on the Cintiq Pro? I though the One has a bonded display while the Cintiq Pro is laminated, so the Cintiq Pro should feel more natural when drawing.
No, but it's close. I think people are overly-concerned about parallax. Even with a small amount, it really doesn't matter, if you are focused on drawing and not on superficial details that have nothing to do with the artistic process.
@@aaronrutten Thanks for responding! If there's minor parallax than I'm sure I wouldn't care. I just have nightmares from a 2012 Monoprice that had an inch distance between the glass and the screen. I couldn't adapt. Upgrade to the Cintiq Pro 13 and my work was immediately 30x better...When I bought the Pro 13 it was the cheapest entry for Wacom. In just 3 years they've released 2 cheaper options, so I wonder if it was the right purchase considering it was double the price.
haha definitely not digital art smart... me...... i bought it than google. I understood wrongly though. I thought its a cheap tablet where i can just carry around on my bed but nope.... it..is a display slash tablet....... sigh..... got to say the youtube reviews is much more informing than their website. But still i do feel its a good buy. Bcs, yeah, its nice for once i get to see what or where my brush is going. I do miss drawing on paper at times thus this solution still the best answer. And even if i get to do zbrush hgggg... this is still perfect. Not too big or too small for me. Kinda just nice. Can't wait to get my set :) Thank you for this review. Waccom did good selecting you to do a preview. Clear and straight to the point vid. :)
Do you think this is good for animators that work in animate cc?
I would like to know that too.
I'm so glad I waited before investing into a 'good' tablet. I was initially planning to go for a cintiq then I discovered Huion then XP-Pen but I kept drawing with my wacom bamboo with the hope I could someday catch up with all my fav professional artists since most of them used to invest in cintiq products then it seems like everbody switched to iPad + Procreate. So now I'm hesitating between an iPad or the wacom One...idk
I'd say it depends on how portable you need your art to be. Since the ipad IS the computer, you don't need to connect it to any device, just pick it up and turn it on. But if you already have a computer that's already loaded with all your favorite programs, the One is probably better.
@@Vannabee13 yes, I use mostly paint tool Sai & Photoshop CS6 but the fact that the wacom one is compatible with portable devices is quite interesting. The iPad is indeed better while travelling or practicing/studying outside
@@MegumiHayashida the fact that the one can be connected to a phone is interesting. But I can already for see it being a struggle if you were trying to draw on say a train or bus and couldn't sit at a desk. It'd be nice if they came out with a case or something with a phone dock to hold your phone right next to the tablet so everything was connected as one peice instead of juggling around the devices.
My ipad pro died in less than 3 years of drawing on it.
What are the minimum requirements for connecting to a Windows computer? i3, i5? How much VRAM? Considering it runs off a phone, I guess not much, but do you know? Thanks, Aaron!
HDMI port and standard USB-A port are the only requirements I can see in the specs.
@@aaronrutten Thank you, Aaron!
Where can I find which Samsung phones are compatible with this tablet?
The single button and x cable is kind of a deal breaker..
Does this work like an iPad? install some applications and work on them? or must be connected to a PC or laptop to be able to run it?
Must be connected to a pc!
Can the Wacom One also be used as an external monitor on a iMac? When using it for ex. Photoshop using it as a drawing tablet, after drawing switching back to normal external monitor. ?
should work
what app did you use?
The build is so similar to the xp pen artist 12... even the compatibility
Is it possible to use the wacom pen with other devices since it supports the other pens like the norris digital supports use on samsung's note series?
Yes
Is it compatible with NEW Lenovo 14W 14.0"
Pretty cool but still need to hook to a computer. If I didn't already have xp pen 12 is get this one. Looking for a stand alone tablet budget $400 max.
too bad my android phone type is not supported too :( but this product does made me interested more than buying samsung tab s6 with spen
Wacom One or the Wacom 13hd?
Hej aaron, thanks for the great review! Today a saw the same review again om another channel. It looks like somebody is using your video to promote his affiliate bussiness. It is on the youtube channel Home Made. I didn't put in the link because I don't want to promote it to much.
So know you know and knowing is half the battle ;-) grtz from the netherlands
Please do send me the link. I'm not able to find it. Thanks!
@@aaronrutten @My Smart Class sir
Jaise wacom display tab me
Uske upar likhenge pen tab se toh screen hand ki wjh se apne ap slide ni ho jayega..
For exmple - pen tab hand me hoga but jo palm hai woj screen ko touch karenge usse padhne me slide palm ki skin se slide ni ho jayegi.. ??
i like the simplicity !!
so i can use the PRO pen 2 on the wacom one?
I dunno. What does the review say?
@@aaronrutten i am a little slow on it sorry
i am just not sure if it supports the pro pen 2 on the wacom one or not
how is the performance when powering it using 2 usb ports? also does the usb on your computer have to be a high power output usb port?
have you even watched the video? You get a powerbrick with it so thats how it gets the power.... then the usb connection is just for data transfer.
yes I did and I heard a bit where he said that you can power it via usbs thats why im asking
@@adrianalcomendras6754 yea if its usb 3.0 or higher.
so you can use this without plugging it in a power outlet? I also want to know if theres a difference in performance if powered through usb
I've had an intuos and now have a kamvas 12 and honestly the software from Wacom for their tablets is amazing, it really sells me on their products but they're still too expensive to really justify for someone like me who has yet to do much with it.
Fantastic review as always! I've been using an old Wacom Intuos comic for forever and I can never fully adjust to not being able to see what I'm doing. I tried a huion kamvas pro 16, but there was still significant parallax, lag, and offset especially around the corners of the display. I ultimately ended up returning it. It seems like wacom is still the only way to go to get the most seamless digital drawing experience..
Please I have question and I hope you answer me, I m gonna work on toon boom harmony for Animations do you have any suggestions which type of display wacom please?
I don't do much animation, but a larger screen would be better because you'll have more room for your UI and canvas. Get the largest Wacom display tablet you can afford. There's the Cintiq 22 (newer model). Even an older used Cintiq would be great, such as the 24HD or the 27 QHD.
I'm not sure if i should get this or an i pad.
iPad hardware will be obsolete in 2 or 3 years. Plus iPad software is lame compared to desktop apps.
Depends on what software you need (apps vs desktop) and how portable you want to be since the Wacom One would need to be connected to a computer or an android phone.
would this be good for programs such as zbrush?
It is compatible, but the pen only has one button and there are no express keys. If you don't mind using keyboard or mouse shortcuts, then it would work fine with zBrush.
Can i connect to smartphone?
It says in the review.
Wacom is becoming the Apple of drawing tablets and displays...
Vale nombre del canal está en español pero no hay subtitulos en español
Hi, on 2:07, which app are you using? Thank you!
Photoshop CC 2020
Aaron I'm having a serious problem with my Wacom Cintiq 16.
Basically, my cintiq is mirroring exactly what's on my PC monitor. How do I set up the Cintiq as a seperate monitor?
I have tried setting up the Cintiq as an extension for my PC monitor display, but if I select an application from the Cintiq display, it only opens up on the PC...
I have tried setting up the Cintiq as my monitor, but then I'm in a similar situation as the previous... any advice? Thank you so much
You should be able to drag app windows to the Cintiq. And in your display settings you can designate the Cintiq as your primary display. That will force the apps and other things to pop up in the Cintiq by default.
@@aaronrutten - Hi Aaron, yes I have tried using the Cintiq as my primary display, but now I no longer have accses to my files and folderd through my PC monitor, which is where I need to be able to see them. Is there any way around this? It seems a bit silly that a piece of tech like a Cintiq causes this many problems in 2020...
I'm not sure what you mean by "don't have access to my files". I use a PC with a Cintiq and 2-3 additional displays. The Cintiq is my primary display and I am still able to access my files and folders on whichever screen I prefer. The apps should open on the last screen used, if you dragged the application window to the desired display before closing it.