Testseek.com have collected 29 expert reviews of the Wacom Cintiq 12WX and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom Cintiq 12WX.
February 2008
(84%)
29 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Fluid operation, Useful for many graphics and imaging tasks
Bulky breakout box, Hard to work near the edges of the screen, Relatively expensive
A great input device if you do a lot of brush-based graphics, the Cintiq 12WX nonetheless has some awkward design aspects and a bit of a high price. ...
Drawing and retouching onscreen is as fluid as an analog tool. Slim, manageable tablet shape. Battery-free, cordless stylus registers pressure and angle. Sharp, clear LCD panel.
At edges, onscreen cursor drifts from stylus tip. Whybother software bundle includes outdated programs. Jerky scroll strip registers accidental touches.
The vast majority of the Cintiq 12WX surface feels just like drawing or painting in a sketchbook. The edge-tracking issue disappoints, but the tablet will otherwise delight pros on a small budget and enthusiasts with money to spend. ...
Das Wacom-Tablett eignet sich für ambitionierte Hobbyfotografen oder Computergrafik-Einsteiger....
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Published: 2008-04-01, Author: Bruce , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Graphics tabletBut its a convenience that doesn’t come cheap; the 12WX has a small, 12-inch widescreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 – hardly the kind of display a graphic artist is going to want as their primary work area – but will set yo...
Design and build, ease of use, portability, indispensable portable tool for graphics professionals.
Price may be beyond the more “casual” user.
Taken on price alone, the Wacom Cintiq 12WX looks expensive. But once out of its box the quality of the display, the build quality and the sheer versatility of the device quickly becomes apparent and makes the Cintiq 12WX an indispensable tool for any ...
State-of-the-art drawing tools. Easy to use in your lap. More ExpressKeys than on other Wacom input devices.
Smallish display. Stand doesnt lock upright. Complicated setup. No cable management.
If you make your living creating graphics, you need a Cintiq drawing table. The question is: which one? The Cintiq 12WXs lower price, increased comfort factor, and added functionality may give the Editors Choice–winning Cintiq 21UX a run for its mon...
Abstract: When Wacom first experimented with building a monitor into a pressure-sensitive graphics tablet, the result was an unwieldy, heavy box that fitted neither on the lap nor the desktop. Several versions later and the Cintiq has evolved into a thing of bea...
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Published: 2008-02-27, Author: Nick , review by: macworld.co.uk
Stylish, quality build, excellent subtle response, good screen definition with wide viewing angle, 16:10 format display, ergonomic weighted grip pen, relatively compact size, customisable controls, spare pen nibs
Reduced price still too high for some, relatively small screen size, no Bluetooth option for fuller portability, no dedicated carry case, some calibration issues, bundled software doesn’t reflect premium price Min specs: Requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or...
If you already own the mighty Cintiq 21 UX you’re unlikely to want to replace it with the smaller version despite its obvious charms. That said, this is a wonderful alternative for anyone restricted by budget and space. Likely to outlive the average...
