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Wacom announces the Cintiq 16HD, a Full HD graphics tablet that displays 16.7 million colors

Published Jan 8, 2019 | Gannon Burgett

Wacom has announced its latest creation, the Cintiq 16HD, a mid-range pen tablet that takes inspiration from Wacom's much larger (and more expensive) Cintiq Pro lineup and packages it in a more compact and affordable form factor.

The Cintiq 16HD falls right between Wacom's Cintiq 13HD and Cintiq 22HD graphics tablet. Its display, as it name suggests, is a 15.6 inch 1920 x 1080 pixel touchscreen display with the ability to produce upwards of 16.7 million colors — 72% NTSC color coverage and 100% sRGB. The screen has a brightness rating of 210 cd/m², a 1000:1 contrast ratio and a 176-degree viewing angle.

The pen tablet features built-in legs that provide a natural tilt angle and a recessed connection so it lays flat when the three-in-one power port is plugged in.

Included with the Cintiq 16HD is the Wacom Pro Pen 2, which works with the tablet to offer 8192 levels of pen pressure sensitivity — four times that of its predecessor, the Cintiq Pro 16. The pen features two side buttons and lag-free tracking. It uses Electro Magnetic Resonance (EMR) technology, meaning no batteries are needed to keep the pen operating.

The Wacom Cintiq 16HD works with both macOS and Windows operating systems and is currently available for pre-order for $649.95. In addition to the graphics tablet and Wacom Pro Pen 2, it comes with a detachable pen holder, three replacement nibs, a nib removal tool, a 3-in-1 cable, and the required power cable and adapter.

Wacom offers a limited one-year warranty in Japan, Asia Pacific and China and a two-year limited warranty in the USA, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Tags: cintiq, cintiq-16hd, graphics, pen, tablet, wacom

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EasyClick

They never show us all the accessories needed in order to power that tablet. I remember having a 13HD and I needed a hub unit that connects the tablet, the PC and the monitor and there was also a power brick to power the tablet. The whole setup was a clutter and made it so difficult to be mobile. Does anyone know how this new 16" version is powered? If it is a single USB-C cable then I'm all in.

1 day ago*permalink

desertsp

Is there anything special about this, or is it just a typical (high quality) IPS screen? Is it color calibrated out of the box or is this one of those screens where wider gamut means artificially garish colors?

8^8 = 16.7 million....it's just an 8 bit display like every other screen in existence.

1 week agopermalink

JamesD28

8-bit is 2^8 (256 color), not 8^8. This is equivalent to 2^24, or 24-bit.

1 week agopermalink

tm8

A 24 bit display is just 3 x 8 bit colors.
But it's not even clear that this is an IPS panel... Typically they have 178 degree viewing angles.
The brightness is also not particularly great. Everything about it seems mediocre.

1 week agopermalink

tm8

1 week agopermalink

srados

Brightness for sketching is non-issue. For photo editing yes.

6 days agopermalink

JamesD28

24-bit gives the equivalent number of colors as (8-bit)^3, not 8-bit x 3. Since 8-bit is 256 colors, 24-bit is 256^3, equal to 2^24.

4 days agopermalink

RyoHazuki224

Kinda don't like the fact that they're moving away from having shortcut keys on the sides of the screen.

1 week agopermalink

dylanear

It is regrettable. There is the add on Wacom ExpressKey Remote device, but there is no way to attach that to a Cintiq. The ExpressKey is small and light and thus moves around pretty easy if you touch the controls on it while sitting on the desk. There are some controls on the top right of the Cintiq Pro series, but they are more for bringing up the Wacom control panel, toggling touch on/off.

Having some programmable buttons on the left side like older Cintiqs had would be preferable. I'd love to have up/down, left/right scroll buttons, rotate left/right, zoom in/out controls on the tablet. And preferably ones that I can feel, not just see.

If not built in like on older Cintiqs, a strip that securely could be attached to the Cintiq would be great. And if it was detachable/attachable, then it could be put on the left or the right for any user's preference no matter their handedness.

1 week agopermalink

srados

First thing I do on any Wacom I remove all shortcuts on actual tablet. Keyboard shortcuts are the king.

6 days agopermalink

dylanear

I think there are plenty of other pros and serious Wacom users who do the same. But, I really want to be untied from the keyboard. I like holding the Cintiq Pro 16 like a sketch book, but I still need to get to that keyboard, I sure wish I didn't have to.

6 days agopermalink

Matpan

As a professional Illustrator and concept artist, who has worked along many other professionals in the field... Shortcut buttons around the Cintiq or the intuos SUCK. Everzbody and their grandmothers disables them and uses keyboard shortcuts instead. Since the Cintiq 27QHD Wacom started implementing The Express Key Remote which, to be honest, is a far better approach at trying to replace the keyboard.

And this is just a more affordable model of the already existing Cintiq pro 16 inch.

3 days agopermalink

EasyClick

Yup I agree, the only people who uses the shortcuts on the tablets are the non-pros and the 'slow' artists. And these guys probably never use keyboard shortcuts and select menu options with their mouse. When you're a pro and you've got to move between workstations, it's annoying having to set up your tablet shortcuts between each station. Moreover, sys admin don't always allow your personal wacom preference to migrate with you. The only real thing is default keyboard shortcuts. Those stays the same.

1 day ago*permalink

Volodja

Any advantage of this over Microsoft Surface Pro /6 except of 8192 Levels of Pen Pressure Sensitivity and better pen experience Wacom offers? Why there is no specs for hardware even on Wacom page ? Processor, RAM, storage ?

1 week agopermalink

Zakzoezie

Wait until you experience the Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16 ... Brilliant 15.6 inch 4K screen with accurate color presentation and non-reflecting, touch screen supporting multi touch, pro passive power pen included, I7 processor & NVIDIA Quadro GPU, 16G memory, full WIN 10 PRO edition supporting all SW applications in a portable windows tablet (compared to restricted SW versions running on iOS/Android tablets), 8 buttons & dial which are programmable & customizable per individual SW application which significantly speeds-up workflow, built-in UHS-II SD card reader, etc. I can assure you that it is a joy to do graphics work on this thing. MS Surface Pro 6 is mainly for business users, light and compact with long battery life: small glass-reflecting 12 inch screen with no Adobe RGB specs available, lower end Intel GPU, active pen requires battery and is less accurate, no programmable screen HW buttons & dial, only micro-SD card reader, ... Totally different beast with totally different goals

1 week agopermalink

Zakzoezie

PS: specs of the Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16 are available here: https://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen-computers/wacom-mobilestudio-pro-16

1 week agopermalink

Volodja

Thank you. Configuration you posted is related to Pro 16 device, not Cintiq 16HD.
Pro 16 uses older 6th generation Intel processors and for configuration incl. Core i7 , 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD here in Europe they ask about 3000 EUR. No way.

1 week ago*permalink

Zakzoezie

Yes ... you get what you pay for :o)

1 week agopermalink

tkbslc

Yes, the advantage is just what you said - better pressure sensitivity and pen experience. It should be obvious why those would be important to an artist.

1 week agopermalink

dylanear

"Why there is no specs for hardware even on Wacom page ? Processor, RAM, storage ?"

Because this is just a input/display device for a computer, not a computer itself.

Others have mentioned the MobileStudio products that are standalone devices.

1 week agopermalink

srados

Yes otherwise price would not be 700$. more in that 3000$ range. It is display to be used in conjunction with PC or Laptop.

6 days agopermalink

Volodja

Thank you for clarification, yes, in this case specs don't matter. I used Wacom Intuos Pro in past. Need to look on monitor while using pen at the same time didn't make it great experience. Felt kind of decoupled. Probably this is just my personal preference. This one is a step into the right direction, however it's still on expensive side..

6 days agopermalink

Aroart

Wacom was worth there weight in gold till Ipad pro came along...

1 week agopermalink

Pooya Rastin

I didn't know I can use an Ipad instead of a mouse to edit in photoshop in my Windows PC.🤔

1 week agopermalink

Fixx

I chose XP-Pen 22". Way cheaper and quality is OK.

1 week agopermalink

The Squire

@Pooya With an iPad you don't need to be shackled to your Windows PC!

Working with Windows is a disadvantage, not an advantage of the Wacom.

TBH a large iPad Pro, plus Pebcil, will cost much more. But worth it IMHO.

1 week agopermalink

RyoHazuki224

Just be sure not to bend it! LOL

1 week agopermalink

Aroart

Windows is so much less stable than a Mac.. buy a Mac and tether an iPad if you want best performance... yes I’ve used both...

1 week agopermalink

The Squire

@Aroart That's simply not true. Adobe software is equally unstable on all platforms!

6 days agopermalink

srados

Aroart
Windows is so much less stable than a Mac.. buy a Mac and tether an iPad if you want best performance... yes I’ve used both..."
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Actually going to rogue websites, installing crappy software etc etc will make your Windows machine unstable and then people blame Windows that is actually more liberal and open to tinkering. While Apple keep their software closed to that point after owning apple phone I decided to never ever buy another apple product. I have never ever (in a past 5 years had an issue with my PC or my Laptop. Both are Windows. So I am not sure what is the issue with Windows? (Both are Windows 7 machines).

6 days agopermalink

srados

Perplexing and peddling stereotypes of any kind is not good...

6 days agopermalink

dachshund7

I have a Huion that works great and cost around $100. Wacom isn’t worth the hefty price tag, IMO.

1 week agopermalink

Fixx

Similar Huion costs US $579.00. Sorry.
https://www.huiontablet.com/all-products/pen-tablet-monitor/gt-156hd-v2.html

1 week agopermalink

srados

Wacom is worth every penny shelled out of my pocket. I am using Wacom for 20 years, never a failure. I did hear of some faulty products so far I am really happy.

6 days agopermalink

beavertown

Overpriced Sh, look at the competitors offer almost half price.

1 week agopermalink

bubblyboo

Saying 16.7 million colors like it's impressive or something. That's only 8-bits of color.

1 week agopermalink

Elite83

Boo 8-bit :(

1 week agopermalink

dylanear

Wacom's displays typically are quite poor for the money. Only in the more recent and expensive Cintiqs do they even come close to offering high gamut color. This new basic 16" Cintiq is meant for people who can't/don't want to spend the considerably higher price for the Cintiq Pro series. This is more to fend off cheaper Wacom competitors like Huion than to give high end color.

The Cintiq Pro 16 has UHD res, close to full Adobe RGB/DCI-P3 color gamut. But it better for the money! It's about twice what this new cheaper 16" costs.

1 week agopermalink

iAPX

Full HD 15.6 inch screen?
100% sRGB (72% NTSC) ?
Who are you kidding???

This is a $300 tablet without the processor/RAM/GPU/storage for 2X the price, and totally unable to display photos as intended. A costly useless toy!

1 week ago*permalink

Woodyz

My wife is a professional graphic designer. Huge display tablets like these would be a nightmare for her. Too much drawing area.

1 week ago*permalink

iAPX

My loved one also use a small Wacom tablet, that I offered as a birthday gift, to makes drawing for he's job. A great tool, efficient and precise.

1 week agopermalink

dylanear

Wacom makes display/tablets in 13, 16, 24, 32 inch sizes. Take your pick.

The reason people use Wacoms is the precise pens.

Not a costly toy, this is lower priced version of their professional input tablets. Ask the millions of graphics professionals using Wacom's if they are are "toys".

Maybe they are overpriced, there are tons of cheaper competitors, but people still pay the higher priced Wacoms because they have better pens. Simple as that. If you spend your days doing digital painting or retouching, you get the best one you can get.

1 week agopermalink

Brian P Smith

Pricing is a bit better, starting to feel the pressure of knock-offs. I'll wait until the Huion brand updates their full line with the laminated screen before making a choice. From what i've played with the Huion laminated screens are getting much better but Wacom still takes the cake if you can afford it.

1 week agopermalink

tkbslc

The pricing is getting a little better. Maybe in a couple years they will be down where hobby/student artists can afford one.

1 week agopermalink

robertfel

I was eyeing the 4k version, but couldn't justify the price. This is much more reasonable, but it's hard to go back to HD after my >HD Surface, LG 5k2k monitor and 4k Dell laptop.
They also should have gotten rid of the 3-to-1 cable and just done everything with a single Thunderbolt cable.
Lastly, 210 nits is kind of dim these days.
I'll wait for the usual YouTube reviewers to sum it up.

1 week agopermalink

dylanear

The price is good, much closer to the cheaper competitors. But the color gamut on the Pro 16 could still be better than what it is, and the color specs on this one are pretty sad for a new device in 2019. I don't need UHD on a 16" sceen, but since I mirror my 4K 32" desktop display, having UHD on the Cintiq is a huge advantage over standard HD, like I had on my Pro 13 previously.

1 week agopermalink

markam04

Some user reviews of recent Wacom tablets have said the nibs wear out very quickly, can anyone verify that?

1 week ago*permalink

kristof93

You want them to wear out quickly. It means there's more friction, closer to the paper and pencil feel.

1 week agopermalink

Osa25

Unlikely it’s a big deal since depends on pressure applied - and even if true insignificant cost.

1 week agopermalink

keithwwalker

You want them to wear so that the screen does not. It also lets you select different nib materials to customize your user interface experience.

1 week agopermalink

markam04

I guess I thought as it was electronic, it wouldn't need to wear out?
Anyway, good to know.

1 week agopermalink

Osa25

If I recall correctly you can also set the wacom to respond to proximity as opposed to physical touch.

1 week agopermalink

keithwwalker

@markam04 , I don't think they wear that quickly, if all my Samsung Notes are an indicator - though I suppose a graphic artist who works 40+ hours a week would. The primary benefit is for customization of tactile sensation and feedback.

1 week agopermalink

Ebrahim Saadawi

Does it work like a separate Microsoft 10 tablet, or just a "mousepad" for a connected computer?

1 week agopermalink

tkbslc

The latter.

The benefit over a regular old pen tablet is that it has a screen so you can also see what you are drawing where you are drawing it. So it is more like drawing on paper. With the cheaper pen tablets it can be hard to adjust to drawing on the desk, but looking at the monitor instead of your "paper".

1 week agopermalink

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