Wacom ACK62804K Cintiq Pro VESA Mount

Product worked perfect for my Cintiq Pro 24”. The installation was simple and the Cintiq feels very secure on my stand. I wis Wacom would have VESA built directly into the display like previous versions.

It's a five-star attachment for your Cintiq. A Cintiq 22 (preferred) or 16 back stand can now go directly on a 24 or 32 display. ...but it's a piece of metal, plastic, and fuzz that should be sold at around $25 if Wacom wasn't trying to make a steep profit off of something that should normally be included with your expensive Cintiq but they deliberately decided not to. Paying seventy bucks to not become a hunchback while drawing is kinda exploitation.

Accurate, works well with windows, unlike the xp-pen line of products. (For them, you have to set power policies and try and not update the tablet software from their web site. Review for another time.). With the software I'm using only one of three can actually make use of "hand" gestures. (Zbrush, Blender - Blender in particular) don't seem to work all that well with them. Obviously not Wacom's fault. With clip paint and affinity, seems to work okay, though sometimes it seems the gestures don't take. (Right now, I'm thinking that's more my issue than the product. Still getting the hang of it.) Initially I had severe issues with my gloved hand triggering different things on it, but got some gloves with triple layers on the palm side and that seems to be working great. Would I recommend the product? Pricey, don't know that I would get the gesture version again. But well made, and up to this point extremely reliable. One of my earlier experiences was with XP-pen, amount of time wasted debugging things, buying and replacing cables, etc. Spend the bucks, avoid the hassle

Imagine paying 200 for a bracket than another 150 for an arm.... Work as intended, find it too pricy!

This is a solid chunk of metal. Rather big - like the Wacom itself. Robust, but wish it was lighter