-parallax is virtually non-existent (space between pen tip and where the line draws) -excellent activation pressure -super responsive -paperfeel surface that doesn't feel like it wears your nibs out -built in stand with replacement nibs -pen is comfortable to use -screen is quite large - no shortcut buttons for a minimalist experience which is replaced by quick shortcuts you can program

-not very portable -has a lot of wires to manage (HDMI, power and usb) -The large screen takes a lot of desk real estate -very pricey -bulky -stand only goes to one height -no shortcut buttons might be something left to be desired with those liking haptic feedback -button on pen is super easy to accidentally press when drawing -colors are a bit on the dim side

The Wacom Cintiq is a very solid tablet if you want to get serious about graphic design and drawing. With its responsive drawing experience drawing feels as natural as pen and paper. But is not a device that you can move around freely with ease as it is bulky, requires multiple cable hookups and takes a lot of space real estate due to its 16" display so it is best kept for home base operations. It's price point may be a turn off for some but the build quality is something to be desired.