WacomCintiq Adjustable Stand

Just got this in. Went looking for something to allow me to store my cintiq better to prevent lounge looking cats from sitting on it, as cats tend to do. But also because I recently got a different desk set up. This was a breeze in stall and hook up to my cintiq. The corner silicone attachments do not fit though but that's not a huge deal. Works just as expected and I really like the ease of altering the angle.

My Wacom Cintiq 22'' arrived today. It came well boxed. I've put about 7 hours into it already and I've got to say I'm incredibly pleased.It responds only to the touch of the pen! Was so pleasantly surprised to discover my hand would not interact with the tablet! This mean's no accidental cursor jumping or mishaps due to hand drag. I can definitely see why this is worth it's weight in gold for many reasons!The screen's got a beautiful, and adjustable 1080p screen. You can change it's temperature, brightness, contrast and more!The texture is fantastic, and like they say, it really is like drawing on paper. It's got a beautiful matte finish and as a result I don't deal with glare from either my interior lighting or natural lighting from my windows! And my desk sits directly next to my window on the East side!The pen, holy cow man, the pen is incredible. There are really no words to define how incredibly responsive it is; and it's utensil simulation is impeccable! It's rotation, and pressure detection is spot on!I was terrified at first, because I don't like buying anything that isn't worth it; so I generally just save up until I can get what I want. THIS was worth it!I can understand why these tablets are so sought after! If I had the money, I would go with the Pro; but ONLY for the convenience of being able to draw from anywhere. But I have an office space specifically designated to my electronics so going "Pro" would have been an unnecessary expense.I'm running this tablet just under my 35'' Wide screen monitor and I've got the keyboard mounted under my desk in a retractable drawer; so watching artists live stream, or following tutorials and guides is an absolute breeze and doesn't interrupt my flow.I have no doubt the 16'' would be of equal quality, so if you can't afford the 22'' then definitely DEFINITELY consider the 16''! But if you can swing it, the added space of the 22'' is wholly worth it! I was originally going to go with the 16'' to save money, but my wife convinced me that with my bigger hands, I would really appreciate having that extra work space; and she was right!This is my INITIAL review. I will most definitely return at a later date after I have put on some serious hours, and report on the consistency of performance and quality as needed.Pictured next to 35'' screen for visual comparison. Sorry for low light picture of tablet.

Even though this stand is technically only intended for the 16 it definitely works with the 24Pro and would most likely work with other sizes as well. You'll need to purchase the VESA mount for the larger sizes though.I recently upgraded from the 22HD to the 24Pro and was super disappointed that they got rid of the classic adjustable stand that they've had for so many generations. I work with my screen almost completely upright so the only options for that seemed to be the bulky ergo stand and the arm, both of which I've tried before and disliked, and are pretty pricey.The combo of the VESA mount plus this stand has been suiting my needs really well so far! My only complaints, compared to the old style spring loaded stand, are:-it's not as easy to quickly adjust the angle since you have to reach around back instead of adjusting with the arms on the sides-the rubber "feet" on this stand are a bit too sticky and sometimes don't slide nicely when you're adjusting the angle- Unlike the old stand that held your cintiq screen a couple inches your desk, the bottom of your cintiq will rest directly on your desk with this stand. To remedy this I put a thick book under the screen to prop it up a bit... not a perfect solution, but it works.Overall pretty happy. Just wish Wacom would include normal fully adjustable stands with their cintiqs again!

So... I didn't want to pony up the price for this stand. It seemed like a ton of money for a couple of legs to prop my Cintiq up. While I wish the price was a bit less, I am extremely please with the quality of this product. This isn't some flimsy piece of plastic. The tilt adjustment is a very intuitive lever in the back that positively engages with a very robust metal gear mechanism to adjust the angle of the tilt. The overall build can be best described as hefty. It has the look and feel of something intended for professional use. I was using the built-in little legs on my Cintiq and needed to adjust the angle both for ease of viewing and because I was becoming deathly afraid of dropping something straight down onto the tablet breaking the screen. With the tablet at a more acute angle, visibility is tremendously improved and the risk of damage from dropping something onto the screen at an angle that has a higher chance of doing damage is reduced. I think the price, based on the design and the overall quality is probably just about where it should be. I still wish it was less but I feel I've gained both usability and a bit of peace of mind with this stand... both are worth a few extra dollars.

This stand is really sturdy once it's installed!!I have had no issues with slipping while in use and it is super adjustable as well which really helps when I want to be a gremlin, or I'm using my tablet like a movie screen.Something to note: be sure you have at least a Phillips head screwdriver, it'll make it much easier to install!