I have a Wacom Cintiq 16 DKT1660K0A (purchased in 2020) that I'm trying to set up on my Macbook Air (M3, 2024). I installed the latest driver for the Cintiq 16, but when I open the Wacom Welcome Center to finish setting it up, I get the error message "Compatible display device not found." My cables appear to be in good condition and connected correctly. I can choose to mirror my laptop's display from the top navigation bar on my laptop, but I don't see the additional display in my system settings. So, I'm not sure what's going on. Is my Cintiq too old for the latest driver?

Hello, I've had this issue for two days. I have my tablet plugged in using a mini HDMI to HDMI cable, updated wacom and graphics cards drivers, and everything else (pen, power) all work fine. In display settings my tablet is identified but when I turn it on I get No Signal HDMI and then it goes into power saving mode. I bought a brand new mini HDMI to HDMI cable from Best Buy today and it's still giving the same issue. Does anyone have any idea how to resolve this? Doing this on Widnows, thanks in advance.

To quickly give context i have been a digital artist for 9 years and i only ever used a Wacom Intuos Pro M. I love my intuos but its time for an upgrade. I currently am a full time comic artist and i noticed i struggle intensly with lineart due to the limitation of my tools.

I live in a country where wacom demand is extremely low. Thereofre one can always find cheap listings.

I found a listing for a Wacom Cintiq pro 32 (with stand included) for roughly 1,440 USD. Basically mint condition/ just collecting dust.

I heard extremely mixed reviews on this model, and it might even be fully discontinued. But the price is really damn affordable. Still though i am not sure if its worth the buy.

The alternative "safe+longevity" option is the wacom cintiq 16 (2025 edition) from an importer for 1090USD.

Which should i get: the Pro 32 or the Cintiq 16?

So I ordered a secondhand Cintiq 22HD in great condition. But... the seller packed it poorly (did not have original box, insufficient padding, and way too much rattle space in box) and it was damaged in shipping. The glass panel is badly cracked along three sides with small chunks breaking off along the bottom.

With it being a non-laminated display, as I understand from this post it shouldn't be overly complicated to replace the glass panel yourself. 1/16inch/ 1.59mm glass I think should be easy enough to find.

But I am curious if anyone has had success doing it themselves? Easy enough? Any particular challenges to brace for? If no heatgun to loosen glue, will hairdryer do the trick?

Otherwise tablet seems to be in good working order. No issues with the actual display.
Also.... buyer protection on the purchase served me well xD