Wacom Ergo Stand, Cintiq Pro 24 & Drawing Glove, Two-Finger Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet Pen Display, 90% Recycled Material, eco-Friendly, one-Size (1 Pack)

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Pros

Pairing this with a standing desk makes the lack of a full range of adjustment much less of an issue. What really set this one apart was that it has so many flexible ways to use it. The adjustment are very smooth and easy to adjust.

There are rubber portions of the stand that keep it securely in place and keep it from sliding.

It has some really nice cord control options so there are no visible wires coming out of the back. Pricey but worth it for me. It's a perfect match to such an expensive investment. I love how all the cables are hidden. I feel this is a must have for t... Read More

Cons

Wacom's ergo monitor is not ergonomic and takes up a lot of desk space. Reviewer suffered from shoulder strain and pain from using the device.

It takes an incredible amount of force to tilt the screen. The product features screen rotation, but to be perfectly honest, i have never used it. This mean the cintiq only really can rotate if it's up at the set height.

Buyer beware; this is the worst stand wacom has ever sold. It's very sturdy and heavy but i'd say those are the only good qualities for this stand.

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Quality

Perfect product works like it’s supposed to!

I feel this is a must have for the cintiq.

If i didn't have the extra money for this i think i would have settled for the ergotron but the ergotron does not rotate well w... Read More

Oh boy did i not know it was in there only to end up with the power brick slapped next to the darn thing, my bad, but easy fix.

Price

The stand almost feels like a must for the display but cost me my other arm.

Packaging/appearance

This comes boxed disassembled and the packaging for this for thing is huge.

Competitiveness

It's beautiful, and designed for for cintiq, a perfect match to such an expensive investment.

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two, down, pro, heavy and set.

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This product had a total of 184 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 15 2023.