Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 and Wacom Cintiq Pro 32 Ergo Stand set up
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2018
- To create in complete comfort, attach the Wacom Ergo Stand to your Cintiq Pro 24 and 32.
It allows you to raise, tilt and rotate your pen display to easily adjust the viewing angle and find the most natural position for you.
Once attached to Ergo Stand, your Cintiq Pro 24 becomes a stable surface on which to create - just like drawing at a drafting table. Plus, you can rotate the display as you’d move a sheet of paper to draw at a fresh angle.
The Stand for the Cintiq Pro 24 is out for sale:
- EU Wacom eStore: bit.ly/2O4zfIH
- US Wacom eStore: bit.ly/2O46ega
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5:26 is the moment I almost broke the lid.
4:15 I highly recommmend to put back the lid of the stand base BEFORE proceeding to this step. If you happen to drop a screw into the gap between the shaft and base, it'll be very hard to get them out.
Thank you! I'm very visual so this helped me put my stand together.
Very helpful video! Thank you
This helped a lot. Thanks
I just wish you guys could stand for your products for more than 1 year. I got a cintiq 27 for 3 years and every year it presented problems, now the guarantee is gone and the price to fix the display is prohibitive. What should I do, WACOM? I spent a huge amount of money and I can't even use the thing anymore to do my work. If your products were really durable you would extend the guarantee for 5 years at least. But instead we get a middle finger. Thanks Wacom.
Thanks for the comment, I'm sorry to hear that you are having problems with your Cintiq 27QHD and that you are out of warranty, could you please explain to me what is the issue that you are experiencing, to see what can we do for you. - AC
Well it's simple, the first time the screen got a Vertical Line right in the middle, permanent. And ok.. took it to the warranty and they fixed it. Less than a year after that event, I was using it and suddenly the entire screen became pink and went off few seconds later. And it doesn't turn on anymore. I called the support ( I am at Brazil, by the way) and discovered that it is not covered by the warranty anymore. And I bought it on July, 2016. Only 2 years of use. (Sorry I said 3 years on the comment, I just lost track of time, but nonetheless)
I know I was rude with my "middle finger" comment, but you guys must understand: Your products are the most expensive in the market, to buy something from Wacom in certain countries like here in Brazil is no joke. We spend A LOT. My Cintiq, for example, costed almost the price of a popular car here in my country (plus the desk stand, that I bought as well).
I repeat, this is no joke. Wacom products are expensive. VERY. And we trust that the price is proportional to the quality and durability.
If we chose to make such sacrifice to support the products and the brand we love, we shouldn't be left like this in the middle of the road when the product fails to us.
I love Wacom, I've been using the Bamboo and Intuos since I started working on my field (UI design and now 3D Modeling and Game design). But with what happened with the Cintiq (2 years of use and two problems) I feel a major let down.
And to be more dramatic, but it's a real story: When I was about to give up working in my field, I decided to buy the Cintiq to study more and feel more motivated and not give up my design career. And I made the sacrifice to buy it, when only STUDIOS here in Brazil can afford them.
So.. there it is =/
Thank you for your response, and no need to apologize, I fully understand your frustration, could you please PM me your email, and best contact number to reach you at, so I can create a case for you, and see what can we do for you. - AC
@@ronan5946 ... I feel for you. And don't get me wrong you make a very strong point about the cost associated in Brazil, ect. If I was you, I would be raging! However or rather in addition... I would like to add that even here in the USA, Wacom products should carry a 5 year warranty also. I'm a freelance artist. I depend on my machines working as they should. I've spent a fortune on battery backups, surge protectors and the like to protect my tools (electronic or otherwise). A Wacom Cintiq is a big expense for me as well. There is no reason a Cintiq should have an issue in 5 years or under, if taken care of. More often than not, it's normally a company cheaping out on a 5 cent part for a 2 cent part because that 3 cents saved adds up at our expense but, their reputation, Wacom. Other manufacturers are catching up!
I'm also highly annoyed that I cannot use my Egrotron arm with the Cintiq Pro line. Wacom is very much aware that more than a few artists uses Egrotron arms. Instead, they are trying to force use to buy their stand (which is not cheap)!!! Ironically, I'm pretty sure I would have opted for the stand this time around but, for one, it's nice to have an option as to what feels right and what I prefer to use. And two, it's morally wrong to not to be an Apple and take things away for profit. Profit comes, when you make good products and stand by them (aka a better than average warranty).
I'm holding off on a 24 Cintiq Pro Touch & stand (if I get the latter), until I know the 24 pro's will last (which means waiting another year or two).
Thank you. But I don't see a "send message" option on the channel's home page. I will just post my email here and hope for the best: ronsilvabr@gmail.com.
Thanks and if you guys can help me in any way, it would be awesome.
If you rotate it in place what keeps it from rotating freely? I understand the raising and lower is controlled by the paddles but does nothing control the rotation?
how do you adjust the stand for a the 32 pro? you show the 24. For the 32, the adjusters are too narrow...
Whenever the move the height, I find it really hard to lock it back. Can I ask how should I do it? Is there smth wrong with it or smth
The back plate so hard to put back on because it doesn't accommodate for the cords adding width, the top part of my sticks out a little. Try your best to put it on it's ok if it not perfect.
Will there be any improvements to the stand for the 32? Would feel much better about this if it had more locking positions*.
Thanks for the message, there are no news on a new or enhanced stand for the Cintiq Pro 32", but I will make sure this suggestion goes to the correct hands, I don't know if there are any other questions I could help you with? - AC
Are there only two positions that the arms can be in?
Agreed, $500 to discover you can't even adjust the stand in more than 2 positions? Very disappointing.
I'm currently using a box to prop the wacom up because of the lack of locking positions. This stand is really not worth the money
Very cool. You didn't show the ONE thing I came here to see: How to remove the plastic cover on the foot part of the stand. Probably going to go and break that thing now. Thanks so much.
SAME
Slide it back!
@@BIOartgirl23 Thanks. My rage-post is 2 years old. I must've figured it out at some point after that ...
that's-amazing..
will a 32inch ergo stand fit a 24 inch pro tablet ? are they the same ? thanks !
Any stand should't cost that much!
Thanks for the great demo. I’m finding my ergo stand though really difficult to move! I have to push it down with my chin to bring it forward! Is this normal? Or have I done something wrong in the assembly? Thanks.
When he's moving the angle of tge stand you can notice that he holds the two flappers at the back together. Maybe you missed that?
@@DungTran-to4vm thanks. I tried that but it was really stiff. If I press top of the leavers instead of the bottom it moves better.
@@lizprint2011 or maybe use some oil idk
@@DungTran-to4vm thanks. I’ve just left it in the same position as it’s still so difficult to move. I’m tempted to take it apart and re do the whole thing again. I’m not confident about oiling it.
5:26 that shit was the hardest thing i ever had to do, ive spent 3 hours on that sucker and still cant get it in properly
My only complaint is the wires provided are Really short, and the super sweet cable management system eats up like 40% of the length of it.
Agreed, with the USB-C cable, you better have your computer about 12” from the stand itself
Best
How many inches is the flat part of the stand sitting on a table for the wacom cintiq pro 32? I'm trying to see how big my desk needs to be
Yes please respond to this Wacom! It is ridiculous that you cannot find the dimensions on their site.
How do I get rid of the pop-ups that block the screen at 6:28?
UA-cam Premium... Ridiculous, right?
Brilliant but still too many wires
There's Wacom Pro Engine for this
Es genial
Si
What are the specs for the screws used at 0:33 ? I need to buy some.
I found some that work: "Machine Screws M4-0.7 x 16mm Flat Head Phillips metric."
Do both version's the 24' and 32' have the same ergo stand?
Hi Nina, thanks for your interest and for reaching out!
I am very pleased to inform that the Wacom Cintiq Pro 32 has its own Ergo Stand, so it's not going to be the same.
At the moment, this new Ergo Stand isn't available, but it should be soon so stay tuned to our web page and social media for further updates.
Cheers^DP
Give us voice-over instruction, please. The instructions in the box are dreadful. The fact that I had to buy a separate stand is like finding out a new car comes with no wheels. The built-in legs are worthless. I feel like I've been scammed. I would advise those who are thinking about buying the Cintiq to think long and hard. A $2000 investment instantly went up an extra $530.
I nearly had an aneurysm assembling mine today. Wacom really need to do better.
A voice over would be way more helpful
Wanted to kill myself putting the back plate back on...
I gave up on the back plate. Also there should be more room in the arms to accommodate cables.
That's ridiculous.
Selling people product for hell of a lot money without simple stand.
Thanks I hate it
Wacom has all your money.
Don't BUY the stand it is REALLY bad, if you use it as a table it is fine but you can't pull it back and use it as a screen because the stand stops it half way so it is awkwardly close to your back... don't BUY this table stand
Take that, noob.
This is the dumbest design I've ever seen! Just make an adjustable landscape stand and be done with it. How embarrassing.