- UHD 3840 x 2160 resolution
Gives you the ability to hone in on every detail, making it perfect for painting, retouching and page layout. - Cordless, battery-free silicone rubber pen construction
Features 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition, so you can accurately draw on the display. A pen stand and holder are included for convenient storage. - 14ms response time
Allows pixels to change colors quickly to avoid streaking, blurring and ghosting. - 23.6″ wide-screen IPS display
Provides superb color accuracy. - USB Type-C, DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 ports
Provide easy connection to PC or Mac. - 176° horizontal and vertical viewing angles
Ensure a clear view of the monitor from multiple vantage points. - Integrated pop-out legs
Allow working at an inclined angle. - 1000:1 contrast ratio
Provides a high number of shades between black and white. This range enables accurate color reproduction when displaying images with extreme differences between light and dark for excellent picture quality. - 350 cd/m² brightness
Offers a highly visible display and crisp on-screen images. - Easy navigation
An on-screen keypad, radial menus and the ExpressKey™ Remote offer a more intuitive experience. - Wacom Pro Pen 2
Instantly becomes your favorite creative tool. It’s very sensitive, accurate and responsive. - Bonus software pack
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Wacom – Cintiq Pro 24 – 23.6” 4K Creative Pen Display – Black
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Additional information
| Weight | 253.92 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26.65 × 15.5 × 1.9 in |
| Screen Type | AHVA |
| Rear-Facing Camera | No |
| System Memory (RAM) | 16 gigabytes |
| Number of Shortcut Keys | 10 |
| Operating System Compatibility | Mac OS |
| GPS Enabled | No |
| Displayable Colors (Maximum) | 1.07 billion |
| Response Time | 14 milliseconds |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Active Area | 20.6 x 11.6 in |
| Total Storage Capacity | 0 gigabytes |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | Not provided |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 |
| Interface(s) | USB Type C |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Color Gamut (Adobe RGB) | 99 percent |
| Product Width | 15.5 inches |
| Cable Lock Slot | Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot) |
| Tilt Angle (Maximum) | 60 degrees |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Stylus Input | Active (Electromagnetic Resonance) |
| Color | Black |
| Front-Facing Camera | No |
| Pressure Levels | 8192 |
| Model Number | DTK2420K0 |
| Color Category | Black |
| Model Family | Wacom Cintiq Pro |
| Product Weight | 253.92 ounces |
| Tablet Stand Included | No |
| Product Name | Cintiq Pro 24 – 23.6” 4K Creative Pen Display |
| Product Depth | 26.65 inches |
| ENERGY STAR Certified | No |
| Product Height | 1.9 inches |
| Stylus Model Included | Wacom Pro Pen 2 |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | Not provided |
| Brand | Wacom |
| Brightness | 350 candela per square meter |
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) | Yes |
| Number Of Switches | 2 |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| System Requirements | Windows® 7 or later (latest service pack/build), OS X 10.11 or later (latest update); USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode (UHD), or Mini DisplayPort/DisplayPort (UHD) and USB-A, or HDMI 2.0 (UHD) and USB-A; Internet access for driver download. |
| Stylus Stand Included | Yes |
| Charging Interface(s) | USB Type C |
| Year of Release | 2018 |
| Screen Size | 23.6 inches |
| Stylus Included | Yes |
| UPC | 753218986924 |
Reviews (48)
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BFinnmobile –
I am a professional artist and this is by far my favorite piece of equipment in the office. I switched from my Wacom intuos pro medium to this tablet and am blown away by how it performs. I find that there’s no lag at all and it feels like paper. The touch is very sensitive and it’s really no comparison between this and considering an apple pencil if your a professional digital artist. The only thing I didn’t consider before purchasing was that I needed a computer that could output 4k at 60hz. It looked great at 2k, but when I updated my graphics card to an RTX 2070, there was a noticeable difference in what I could see with lighter brush strokes.
jguzman –
the screen is big which makes it easy to organize my thoughts when i’m drawing
SuziQ –
Couldn’t make up my mind between the Wacom & a Chinese knockoff but I’m so glad I went with the Wacom. Right out of the box everything worked perfectly. Took me a little while to fine tune it but turned out great.. My buddy who ordered the knockoff on the other hand is not at all happy.. He’s sending it back to get one of these.. Well worth the price difference..
Mardi –
Perfect for my needs.
Quality product as expected from Wacom.
It is intended for high end users. yet if you have the money it is fun to have it.
Lepre777 –
This is an awesome drawing tablet. I’m used to the Wacom Intous tablet and thought that was great but now that I have the traditional feel literally at my fingertips its even better. Glad bestbuy carry this product from Wacom
Suzyq –
Makes illustration easier. Colors match laptop screen. It works quickly. Only problem is it does not come with set up instructions. Wipe down screen of your hands oil. Overall it’s a good tablet.
CheekyMamie –
I purchased the Cintiq Pro 24 for my daughter who is an animation major. She loves the work surface, ease of use with the pen and remote control options. It’s far more sophisticated than the older Cintiqs’ her university had available and a great tool to have beyond college as she embarks on her professional career.
andeker –
bright brilliant display, pen is by far and away the best on the market. plenty of custom options through the Cintiq software that perfectly fit your workflow
Arrison –
This makes working on my 3d models so much more comfortable to work on, once you set it up to your liking its amazing
DooDeeDee –
I have watched so many review videos before I invested my money on this delicate baby. The color is great. I had been using my 16″ Cintiq for the past few years and I am glad to upgrade to this one.
jkt1966 –
It really gives you the feel of working with pencil and paper. The size is great it’s more than enough room to draw with. The pen works phenomenally, there’s no delay when drawing. Overall I’m very happy with this product!
ihateairplanes –
Excellent product. Used it for one month now and use for editing photos of jewelry we have for sale.
john –
been a couple of months now and still no issues so far. good buy
TheCaffeinatedferret –
Wacom tablets are expensive, there’s no doubt. This 24 inch has been a long time coming, moving up from a 13HD is like night and day-the amount of space you get is incredible, plus you get 4 usb 3 ports, an SD card reader, and the Wacom remote to program your shortcuts. And you can also view in 4k (as long as your graphics card can handle that.) This unit is very well made, I have it mounted on it Wacom mount and Ergotron LX arm for desk mobility. The Pro Pen2 with 8192 pressure sensistivity is fantastic, and the drawing surface has just enough “tooth” on it to feel like pen on paper. Excellent product, recommend for Photography and graphic designers. Recommended!
JlMlL –
When it comes to drawing, there’s nothing close Wacom. Apple and Samsung have good drawing tablets but the Wacom tablet is miles better. Make sure to get the rotating stand. It’ll make life much easier. Also make sure you’re computer is updated with projects that you’ll use like Photoshop or Mayan otherwise it’s basically at high end pen touch screen.
johnd –
For the price I had high expectations. I have a brand new, high end video rig and just trying to draw simple shapes in Acrobat this seems to jump and skip and miss points unless I draw SUPER slow.
ifusmoraine –
Tablet was delivered on time and in perfect condition. I have no complaints, everything has been and came to me without issue. This is my dream tablet and I’m very happy it was treated with care on it’s way to me! It’s also great to game and watch movies on, but I recommend updating your graphics card to handle the large resolution if you are not used to having a screen this large.
Meagan –
I have been wanting one of these forever, and after reading how Wacom has a lot of manufacturing issues, I decided to play it safe and purchase my Cintiq through a licensed vendor.
I jumped to this from a surface laptop and while I missed the touch features at first, I quickly adapted to it (and there is no accidental bumping with my palm which has been nice). I’ll still use the surface laptop for sketches, but I will finish them on this Cintiq. When you are hovering a foot over the screen the 4k and HDMI have a noticeable difference (which is why I picked this model over the 16 pen display). When using more traditional style brushes, the Cintiq had a much better experience than the surface laptop, which struggle to pick up pressure sensitivity with heavy data brushes.
I switched out the plastic nib for the felt nib which gave it more of a papery feel to draw on. I also selected the 24 because the 32 felt way too much. This size aligns perfectly with my 27-in IMac (see picture where the mac is on a monitor riser, lifting my Cintiq to a 45-degree angle).
I used to use a drafting desk when I was younger, and this tablet really mimics the feeling of that experience, the bevels are also nice because I can rest my hand, thumbs, remote, or pen in that space without taking up my screen.
The driver had connectivity issues when I was using only the HDMI, but I have been connecting to the display through an HP docking port and when I plugged in the USB and display port all was well.
I’ve also been using it with the Elgato stream deck which is so nice. (I like the dial part of the remote, but I don’t use the other buttons as much because I can never remember what I programmed them to do. The stream deck, on the other hand, labels all the buttons).
This has also been working great with streamlabs OBS, screen recordings, and live stream painting (though my next upgrade is gonna be a 10GB ethernet port with my mac).
Swampy –
This was a huge upgrade from the intuos pro. I use it mainly for work and freelancing. I haven’t had an issue with neck discomfort yet. I plan on purchasing a stand or mount eventually.
Kensoy –
If you have the money, this is the one to get! I’ve used this for 2 years now and it still works and feel like day one. Great job Wacom!
Jesse –
I’ve used this for a week now and I love it, best to get into digital art, it is expensive though but worth it
Jazzzz –
I really needed to take my art to the next level and this was IT!
SuperMegaDope –
absolutely fire tablet. i use it for my work on instagram Supermegadopeydope and haven’t used anything else since my purchase.
Jeremy –
A beautiful peice of equipment. Easy to hook up and use.
THOMAS –
Love it! Very nice quality, easy to use, plug and play. The pen sensitivity is perfect and very intuitive.
Montai –
Bright and pretty colors. Feels great to draw on. 4k resoluion gives you plenty of space for program layouts. Pro pen feels good in your hand. Thing i dislike -the grainy look from the screen beings texturized which causes the screen to have a noise effect, the stand accessories are extremely expensive and are pretty much mandatory if you plan using it with comfort. I not longer have mind because the fan in the unit was defective. I would buy again, but bestbuy offers no protection plan for this model.
Thatguyfromthatthing –
great! Super duper awesome sauce! Gooooooooddamn!!!
Lissalouie –
My daughter purchased this item to do her drawings. She is having the best time. It’s absolutely wonderful! The joy on her face when she uses it is incredible! Great tool for her!
Angel –
If you’re serious about digital art, this is a must! The drawing feeling is unrivaled, the etched glass makes it feel almost like paper! The drivers and Wacom app make setting up a breeze! The only issue I’ve had was the included hdmi cable died on in 2 months not great for a 2k device.
ngudat –
Excellent quality and works perfectly without any issues.
Kuda –
It’s an amazing screen tablet! Everything is so clear and it is very responsive, setup was nice and easy.
Friendly warning before buying- This is a MONSTER. 24 Inches is no joke.
I only returned mine so I could get a smaller version.
I only reduced a point on Ease of Use because in my personal use (traveling with it or moving to another point in my home), it would be impossible. It’s very beg and pretty heavy.
LUX3DSCAN –
Love my Cintiq. I use this for Zbrush as well as Photoshop and it’s been great, high quality as expected from Wacom. Have tried the knockoffs like Huion, but nothing comes close to a Wacom
CryptoTonya –
This has got to be one of my favorite possessions. A must have for digital artists. I use Coral Painter 2022 with this Wacom Cintiq Pro 24.
Manley –
Wish they would slim down the bezels, and i should have gotten the touch version even though i heard it doesnt work extremely well. i just really miss pinch to zoom and rotate
Jim731 –
Pros: The Cintiq Pro 24 came well packaged with every possible cable that one might need for setting it up. The ExpressKey remote is very handy (though the touch ring is finicky) and the pen is comfortable and works well. As one might expect from a 4K display, the image is gorgeous and there is extremely little parallax between the pen tip and image because of the very thin glass.
Cons: At the 4K resolution menus are too small to be comfortably unusable for my 65-year-old eyes, and they make selecting items difficult. While lower resolutions can be used, doing so defeats the purpose of buying this display and paying the extra dollars for it. Someone well-versed in keyboard shortcuts, and judicious programming of the remote, could minimize using the onscreen menus, but for a hobbyist like myself it just wasn’t enjoyable enough. While it is a beautiful display I just couldn’t justify the cost if I were to use it at lower resolutions, so I returned it. Because of its high quality I would recommend it for those who need the high resolution and can work around its limitations, but just be aware of them.
SOGTOWN –
Fantastic! Big improvement over my Cintiq 22”. You are most likely going to want a stand or desktop arm. Highly recommend.
Filmbuff –
Purchased this to work on my book covers. Fantastic drawing experience and support from wacom. I don’t regret spending the extra to go for the pro line.
skullface313 –
Awesome product just what my 15 year son with special needs is ready for take off
Andre058 –
Excellent tech. Great with digital painting,drawing, and modeling. The quick reference remote that comes with it is super convenient too
Ykat –
I got this to compare with the Cintiq 16″. They were both great. The Pro 24″ has a beautiful display with striking, bright colors, looked like a dream, calibration looked great right out of the box to my eyes, and I think the price would have been worth it. It annoyed me that, at least for me, the C port didn’t work and I had to resort to the large heavy HDMI and USB cables, but I have to use those ports for the Cintiq 16″ now anyway. The pen felt nice, I appreciated the pen stand (16″ has a little strappy thing on the Cintiq itself to attach the pen instead of a real stand) although the river rock-appearance took up more desk space than necessary and I wish the pen to have rested more securely in it. The size of the display itself was great, I loved having my art at that size because I’m the sort who both likes to zoom in excessively and out again to see the entire picture. The texture of the glass was pleasant (upgrading here from an intuos) and the parallax didn’t bother me except a bit when I’d have my nose to the glass drawing in some detail. Gap though there was, it didn’t make my brain work harder or anything so I didn’t care. I thought the resolution was good. There appeared to be 1 or 2 burned out pixels, but that wasn’t why I returned it. I just didn’t have the desk space, and I didn’t want to buy the arm that clamps to the edge of one’s table–very expensive, and I don’t know how one would find a cheaper substitute, and anyway my table/desk is set up in such a way that it would have been awkward even with that. Also, it’s rather heavy. I can’t store it on my table because of its size (I also use that table for my hands-on art projects), and it was kind of a pain picking it up and shoving it somewhere. I also like to hold my sketchbooks and so on in my lap or propped on the table at a severe angle, and I just couldn’t do that with the Pro 24″.
Maybe when I have the table space I’ll get and keep a Cintiq Pro, but right now I’m sticking with the 16″. The glass is a different quality and at first coming from the Cintiq Pro 24″, felt a bit at first like I might scratch it, but I’ve gotten used to it. Didn’t have problems with the pen, though I kind of wished they’d supplied an actual pen stand. The colors of course aren’t as vibrant, but since I’m not printing my art right now that isn’t a problem. The size and weight is small and light enough that I can take it up against my knees, and I can carry it around in a bag if I plan on going somewhere. The cord is tri-headed for some insane reason and the power cord in particular has a somewhat delicate-looking neck that the Pro 24″ didn’t have, but I’m not excessively worried. The resolution looks just fine. I kind of wish it came with a remote the way the Pro 24″ did, but if I remember correctly I could theoretically buy one and connect it to the 16″ if I wished. (I probably won’t.)
One thing that bugs me is the tri-pronged power cord. I long for the day when neither my tablet nor my computer will require that kind of cable, it’s downright annoying when all of your extension cords only have double-pronged outlets. But that’s a minor complaint.
Switching to a display tablet is probably something I should have done earlier in my progress as an artist, and both of the Cintiqs fit the bill. I unfortunately didn’t get the opportunity to test Wacom against another brand, but at any rate I don’t think you can go wrong with either of these models. Overall both models are good.
Cintiq Pro 24″ gets 10/10 for color and resolution, 8.5 or 9/10 for glass texture, and parallax, not counting the burned out pixels–if I’d kept it I might have exchanged it for a different one; 5/10 for weight (16 pounds / 7.3 kgs feels heavier than it sounds)–it really was inconvenient!; 7.5/10 for size: great for drawing, crap for portability; 6.5/10 for ease of setting it up and all that other cable stuff; 9.5/10 for accessories.
That’s all I can think of right now, I hope this review was useful.
Penguin –
My son loves it:) The touch screen feature is not really necessary, so I’m glad we didn’t spend the extra money for that feature. The stand is sold separately and honestly my son wants one, because it does get difficult with your back leaning over all the time.
jwenunya –
Wacom Cintiqs are the best. I love my new 24″ Pro. Best Buy had it in stock when I was ready to buy (online) and they delivered right away. I had set up in my house in 3 days. Great service!
TamaraP –
Love everything about it. If you can afford one, get one!
Marc –
Besides The compartment where cables are tied and stowed, a headache to remove and replace. This tablet is amazing.
ElisabethM –
Excellent device for professionals and serious hobbyist although its a bit pricey.
Joey –
It worked just fine the first 3 weeks after brand new purchase, but now has slowly become increasingly glitchy since then. Express Key remote is no longer recognized by brand new PC purchased around the same time, and now cooling fan no longer works. Only a good product if you’re willing to get ripped-off $2K for a basic monitor that can be purchased for 1/10 the price. Do not recommend for serious creatives.
Dennis –
A perfect sized tablet for someone who does a lot of painting!
Shishi –
With a new PC running 4k monitors, it was time to upgrade my Cintiq 22HD. This has been on my list for a long time, but wasn’t worth until I had hardware to match it.
Pros
• Easy to setup (ran into zero errors with software and program settings)
• Responsive, Smooth, Accurate (superior to the 22HD in all respects)
Cons
• No touch strip or express keys! (The express key remote does not compensate for the removal of buttons on the screen)
• smaller nibs (has a ‘clicky’ feel to the pen when drawing *see below)
• Fragile (I have already accidentally cracked the glass of the display *see below)
Set up (5/5)
The set up easy – especially if you have been using Wacom products before.
There are several options to plug it into the PC, and after installing the software and drivers, it was ready to use and required only customization for the express keys.
The Cintiq (5/5)
I use it regularly for work (60+ hours a week). I hope it lasts as long as the 22HD (10+ years, 30k+ hours and still running!). It is a definite upgrade in terms of quality. The feel and responsiveness when drawing is incredible. I am happy with the results so far. Because it has VESA mounting capabilities (as did the 22HD) I am using a homemade base that rolls across the table. It always lies flat and at a slight angle, so I can place my keyboard underneath it.
The Pen Pro 2 (now 5/5)
Unfortunately, the pen it came with was damaged, but Wacom support was very helpful and sent me a new one in two days (I was also able to use my old Pro Pen 1 in the meantime)! However, the new pen had the same issue as the damaged; when applying pressure, it would have a ‘clicky’ feel. Because it has smaller nibs, it is the friction of the nib grabbing the side of the pen hole when at too much of an angle and held at a certain position (I replace the pen grip with one that does not have holes and disable the pen buttons). Both did this, but I did replace the nib and this no longer happens. Now it works and feels exactly the same as my Pro Pen 1.
On-screen Express Keys and Touch Strip (0/5 NA)
The Express Key remote (4/5)
It is a nice remote, and you can set A LOT of buttons to it, but the clutter makes it harder to remember which keys are what and cuts into productivity when I have to take a moment to look at the remote to accurately press the right button. The dial is a little too sensitive, even at its lowest settings, and tends to ‘oversteer’ for rotation, zoom, pen sizes, etc. Also, even though it has a rubber bottom and is magnetized, it does not rest securely on the screen. The center of the base is slightly arched, so it likes to spin and slide when using. As a result I taped it to the screen, which leads to my next issue.
The screen (4/5)
I had applied double adhesive tape to the edge of the screen to secure the remote, but when removing it, cracked the screen on the top left edge! It was my own mistake, but there is no way the screen should have cracked from it! The 2.75″ crack does not reach the visible part of the screen, but it is there and I’m afraid it will spread with time. I had used my original 22HD for over 10 years – it has been through a lot, but it was built tough and still doesn’t have a scratch on it after 30k+ hours of use. The screen should not have cracked from something so simple, and never would have happened if I hadn’t had to fuss with an extra accessory to compensate for the removal of express keys on the screen itself.
Final Thoughts
It’s going to take some time getting used to not having the touch strip and keys near the bottom edge of the screen, but even so, I am very happy with the purchase. I do wish I would have spent a few hundred more for the touch version – that would have removed the need for the touch strip and I may have never damaged the screen by fussing with it.
If I hadn’t been raised on a Cintiq with express keys and touch strips on the device itself, the Cintiq 24 Pro would be a solid 5 stars.
It is a beautiful screen (albeit cracked), and I will be using it, hopefully, for many years to come.