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Wacom Cintiq Pro 13 Review I will just list everything that I cared but couldn’t found enough information from other existing reviews. They are in the order as I came across them during the initial setup until it fully works. (2017-06-26) 2 cables • One for data, one for power • Both are USB-C • One cable on each side, sticking out like a demon, not OCD friendly • USB 3.0 from computer cannot power this thing, so why USB-C? • Power adapter is bulky, larger than the ipad’s.
Wacom Link Adapter • It combines 1 mini-dp and 1 USB 3.0 into its data USB-C port • I have to buy a converter cable because my GPU has full-sized DP port. The Screen (Drawing) • Improved parallax, but pen tip still is not where your cursor is.
• More friction than any previous Wacom products. • Has 2 nice, sturdy, metal kick-stand. The lower edge of the screen connects with the desktop in a very comfortable way. • I feel much better to draw on Pro 13 than 13HD.
It’s not about the new pen. The Screen (Display) • Not very reflective, not distracted by ceiling light • Too grainy, worse than 13HD, aggressive color dispersion • So when you move your head, you see the grains on screen dispersing rainbow like color. Very distracting at first, can get used to. • sRGB 90% (sRGB mode, Calibrated as 100 cd/m^2 at 38% Brightness, factory is 75%, 13HD was 85% sRGB). Color temperature is 6400K. Greyscale response curves are not very straight.
Must better black-white contrast than 13HD, 13HD was very bad. Pro 13′s color is acceptable, but not as good as I expected. Can’t trust its color for serious works. • No backlight flicker at any brightness level.
This means all brightness level are useful now. 13 HD had very bad flickers I had to use it on 100% brightness all time. The Buttons • Zero delay power button • All buttons except the first one are not really driver buttons, they requires Windows driver support, which means they don’t work under Linux and they are not programmable. • Yep, the toggle touch switch requires Windows driver you Linux hippies. • To disable Cintiq Pro 13′s touch under Linux, in terminal, execute: xinput set-prop ‘Wacom Co.,Ltd.
Cintiq Pro 13 Touch Finger touch’ 'Device Enabled’ 0 • The “tablet” button doesn’t turn your workstation into a tablet, Cintiq just turns off its screen and pretend to be a over-sized Intuos Pro. It doesn’t do it through Windows driver, so it’s a real hard button.
However, if you press that thing under Linux Display Port + Linux • DP can do auto power down, but Linux don’t like it. Many distro has weird behaviors after you switch off a DP display then switch it back on. • Cintiq Pro 13 does auto power down by default.
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When it does not detect signal from computer, it quickly powers off. Sometimes Linux fails to detect it during boot up with auto power off enabled. • That “tablet“ button, because it switch off screen and forces the digitizer to map on the standalone monitor, it can cause Pro 13 to switch ON/OFF by itself like crazy, or sometimes the pen cannot be mapped back to Pro 13. • Oh that zero-delay power switch on Pro 13, too. Now you understand how dangerous it is under Linux. The “New” Pen • I think they are functionally the same as the old models since Intuos 4 • It’s lighter than Intuos 4 pens, same weight as Cintiq 13HD’s. • It feels cheaper than anything Intuos Pro pens before.
• 8192 levels of pressure? I could not tell the difference. • Guess what, my old intuos 4 pens still works on the new screen, while the “new“ pen still works on my old intuos 4! Which is great because I was worried about also buying a new intuos pro to work with it. Now I can save the money for a Cintiq Pro 16 • Very skeptical now about how they marketed the “new” pen Conclusion There were so many things that hit me when setting up Cintiq Pro 13, but mostly because I use Linux. However, most of my miseries were the result of the lack of real built-in display controls. And they marketed the buttons as “real hardware switches“.
Oh yeah, the buttons maybe hard-wired, but the functions are not! I WAS ANGRY ABOUT THIS BECAUSE IT WAS WHAT I NEEDED AND I FELT BEING TRICKED. Download Free Full Games Under 500mb.
But it feels much better to draw on it! So I have no regret. THAT DOUBLE HORN DEMON CABLE CONNECTION THOUGH. If I know who came up with this stupid idea instead a single cable connection.