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Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 Review - Buyers Remorse and Frustration. Potentially the Greatest Pen Display.

Wacom Cintiq Pro 27. Chapters: 00:00. Introduction 00:18. What is a pen display 04:48. The pros 09:34. The cons 11:45. Buyer's remorse 15:10. Expectations: I expect a perfectly functional device without defects. THE PROS: - I was pleasantly surprised to see while at similar pixel density, somehow reading feels fetter. text looks better. NOT sharp though. It is a strange thing to explain. I was even wondering if the pixels themselves are bigger? - As for sharpness, the screen is a bit ‘hazy’ maybe due to the anti-reflective itching of the glass. You can see this on many clips online and I think the video cameras make it look worse than reality. in reality it is a bit hazy but in a light diffusion way. by hazy I mean: the edges of objects look slightly less sharp the screen feels like it has a granulation layer on top of it if you are looking carefully. I find this to be pleasing. I also know it is by design = sun glares are reduced, and so are direct lights. Furthermore, my understanding is that the itching on the glass makes the pen feel more like paper. - The colors: 10 bit - but better than my other 10 bit display! By God, I love it. I described to my wife as if I am looking into a crystal clear clean lake in a clear weather and I feel like I want to dive in it. (and yes the itched glass somehow adds positively to this effect). I am sure it would annoy some professionals who need the sharpest image. I am not an artist and not a graphics person. My use case is different, but spending most of my life in front of computer monitors (even at work while writing patient notes, reading their images and data and writing their reports) - I have great appreciation for this. Also, given that hospitals will have Eizo monitors, I think I developed good taste 😊. Let me put it this way: for someone who used an iMac or a Surface Studio, would you go back? This is lower resolution, but feels better to look at! Why, I do not know! - The pen feel: the Pro Pen 3 feels better than the Pro Pen 2. While similar specs and removed eraser, and admittedly that made me a bit confused - when I held it, I realized with a thinner, longer tip, less parallax, better materials. It is the best pen experience I have ever had. Hands down. To that I congratulate the engineers. I used it in it’s ‘naked’ form and it reminds me of the Apple Pencil and I used it with the flared rubber grip, which does not hold on to finger prints as does the old Pro 2 Pen! - I love the new design. there is enough borders for me to draw outside the boarders. Probably not great for artist who need to make large stroke gestures and actually enjoy the large bezels. - I love the materials. the metal and the rubber grips - are all well built and the pictures do not do it justice, but it looks premium enough that I would love to showcase it on my desk to anyone! - The new cable management system is sweet. the two back covers are great. The cables quality is high to say the least. All cables needed are in the box. - The 1/4-inch UNC thread holes along the top (two) and two on either sides make moving the pen trey easy and allows you to mount accessories. - Obviously, the standard VESA mount is a great addition. TEH CONS: - The pen tray cover easily falls off and can damage your expensive new pen if it falls, However, even in upright position it seems like it can hold the pen just fine. I won’t fall unless someone hits it (although lightly) - The device cannot be used out of the box without some form of a mount - and the Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 Stand costs about 500 US on it’s own and this is before shipping and tax (at the time of recording) - The fans in my experience are audible but they are not annoying at all, and I do not think they would affect me badly in anyway. However, they might affect your workflow. - In my use the device never felt hot to touch. - The pen drivers/ or the display mapping will on occasion stop working. the pen will curser will not be under the pen and it will need a full computer restart. not even plugging and unplugging will solve the issue. This happened twice to me. Upon the very first installation. I thought maybe new drivers and need restart and it worked. Then once again at a random time after. So… it is probably a software issue. of Note both times happened while I was switching between HDR mode and standard mode - I am not sure if it is related or not - The display does not work at 120 Hz by default. Also, i could not turn that feature on despite using a thunderbolt cable USB-C to USB-C (and a very high quality one) with my Macbook Pro 16. - My unit has significant light bleed that made looking at anything with dark edges or at a dark background frustrating. - What makes me frustrated even more is that on reddit, on YouTube and online you can see many reports of the same issue on older Wacom Cintiq Pro 32, and 24! Why? what kind of manufacturing process would not take care of that!