Wacom Express Key Remote for Cintiq & Intuos Pro (ACK411050) & Drawing Glove, Two-Finger Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet Pen Display, 90% Recycled Material, eco-Friendly, one-Size (1 Pack) Key Remote + Drawing Glove

menos de 6 meses y la pila ya no dura ni 15 minutos, al parecer se tienen que regresar a wacom para que le cambien la pila, si es así pésima opción, no vale la pena la compra. Con razón muchos se están mudando a otras marcas que están esforzándose por dar mejores productos

As a graphic designer, I used my old intuos tablet I used the hot key functions all the time. But when I switched up to a cintiq they didn't have the hot key functions. I went a bit without the remote and I find myself that it's not an essential tool. As of now I find myself casually switching back to the keyboard and a bit of the time the remote can be a bit glitchy and not function all the time. I do love Wacom but the support they have for this product I was sadly disappointed with considering all their stuff works amazing usually. The good thing is it doesn't require drivers and you can set the hot keys to do whatever you want. It's fun to use when it works. Which is about 95% or the time but for people who are used to keyboard macros to do graphic art I think you'll consistently be switching back to the keyboard

Works as advertised..you just need a little patience to set it up

El Expresskey Remote tiene todo el potencial para ser un game changer de tu flujo de trabajo, tiene algunos detalles como el indicador de batería y el no tan preciso Touch Ring, que con una actualización de los drivers por parte de wacom podría mejorar demasiado la experiencia al utilizarlo.

First off, what other reviewers have said about this being high quality but expensive for even that are correct. I think about $60 of what I paid was for the quality and the remaining $30 was just for the brand. Also it is true that the touch ring is a little too sensitive. The touch ring on my Intuos 4 worked beautifully and I never had a problem. This is about 80% as good. I had to re-learn how I use a touch ring because on my old one I just got my brush or whatever to the size I wanted and stopped. With this it's easy to go too far and then you have to back up, at which time you might go too far again. I can see why some users were frustrated by this. At this point, though, I have gotten used to it and I don't care. I don't even notice it anymore when I'm drawing. Some other reviewers were also bothered by the 10 minute time out but I've haven't even noticed it? Maybe I'm really dense and not paying attention but it seems like I just pick it up whenever and it works. There were a couple times I had to push a button twice to get a response but I can't remember why that was. All I know is that if the turn off thing was a huge problem, I would have noticed and I would be here complaining haha. :) No driver problems thus far. And it was easy to assign what I wanted to each key. By and far I love this little remote. On Amazon it was either this or a $35 cheap plastic one that didn't have near as many keys. I loooooove my shortcuts, so the more keys the happier I am. I also love the fact it is a REMOTE. It fits in my hand and I can operate it with one thumb. I've programmed the shortcut keys for non-drawing apps like Anki, which I spend a lot of time in. I find it really relaxing to be able to sit back and use my remote to navigate the program as opposed to having to have my hands to hit keys on my keyboard. When I'm drawing I lay the remote flat on the desk next to my Cintiq (or next to my keyboard on the pull out tray, whatever I'm feeling like) and push the buttons with my fingers. This is also comfortable. If anybody wants to know my specs I bought this to go with a Wacom Cintiq 16, I do my art in Photoshop CC 2021, and I'm running Windows 10 on a 2015 Dell Inspiron Laptop. :)