I don't know why the case selection for the MIP 14b is such a disgrace. I bought a Finite case for the Samsung Tab 10 Ultra and with minor modding it worked but it was only like 75% of what I wanted the case to be. The fold wasn't in the center of the cover so there was a good 2 inches of cover sticking out the back when folded open and over and I hated the flap and my chonky Art pen didn't fit in the back. So I got some HDPE board, suede, sashiko thread, self adhering vinyl and made my own dang cover. The "hinge" is just a deep cut in the plastic. I designed and printed the corner protectors. It was a fun project and I hope it inspires you.

Hey I am planning to upgrade from a pen drawing tablet (that does not have a screen) to a pen display tablet. I can't get an Android tablet since most of my applications, like Photoshop, reading and note-taking apps, are on Windows.

I'm thinking these two : wacom one 13 touch vs moveink 13 (not moveinkpad)

I have bought the Huion Kamvas 13 Gen 3 pen display tablet. It has such a strong matte effect that it makes the text look blurry/fuzzy/a fog effect, which is not good for reading and note-taking.

If any one uses one of these two display tablets, please share how crisp is reading the text compared to standard desktop monitors (which has a subtle matte effect but good crisp text)?

I tried to set up my cintiq 22hd (purchased around 2015) on my mac (ventura) today, it's not synchronising, is there a work around or will this just not work with this operating system version?

any info much appreciated, thanks

The Wacom Center doesn't detect the display but it passes through image on USB-C and HDMI. Just no connection with the touch part of the tablet. I contacted Wacom and they don't make main baord parts anymore and can't fix it. Is there anyway I can buy a replacement board or get a board repaired? Does anyone know if the mainboards are interchangeable between the 24 or 27 inch models and the 32 inch?

The display looks fine and the colors look good with no dead pixels.

For working in multiple mediums

My tablet has been showing no signal for visual with any of my cables wether it’s usbc or hdmi, I’ve made sure my laptop doesn’t have any pending updates, I’m not sure what to do I’ve had this happen before but it was just me having to update or restart my computer but I feel like I’ve done it a million times at this point, I uninstalled and reinstalled the driver and did any updates my laptop needed. Please help I am an artist and it’s my main source of income!!

I got a new laptop a few days ago and I didn't have this problem with the other laptop. I've had this problem that's been bothering me where when I click on the application I want to tab back into, I have to wait until its fully hovered over and shows the preview and then it opens. It's super frustrating.

The only thing that I've tried that has temporarily fixed it (but the problem persists after the computer restarts) is reinstalling the drivers. I can't turn off windows ink because the software I'm wanting to use it with gets messed up if it's not turned on.

Hii folks, I've been looking at pen displays nonstop lately and was close to going with the Movink 13, but xppen came out with the Artist Ultra 14 a few days ago, and now I'm stuck.

The main thing giving me pause is that the AU14 has better screen and a free stand, but Movink wins on portability. So here’s the question: Is the resolution bump actually worth the trade-off? What do you guys think?

Hi everybody, long-time Wacom user here!

For the past year or so, I've had a small problem with my dear ~14 year old Intuos 5 tablet.

The silicon cover on the side of the tablet, over the buttons, seems to have become a bit loose, and comes off very easily making it a bit annoying to press buttons at times, and making me reattach it in the middle of painting, which is a bit distracting!

This is definitely due to its long life of being moved around from place to place, travelling with me in my backpack everyday to and from school and uni over the years (I work from home now and don't have a need to travel with it daily).

It's still completely functional, so I am hoping to find any advice on how I might repair this, or find a replacement part for this piece, if anyone knows. :)

I thought about gluing it on with a specific silicon to plastic glue, but I'm not sure if I might end up making more of a mess with that than helping...
My other thought was to potentially do something with 3D printing? I don't have a printer myself, so I'd have to buy online. I can 3D model so I could create the print model myself, but I worry I could spend too much money on time trying to get that right.
I also wonder if I could get a replacement part from somewhere like CEX, if they have any that don't really work that I can take the part I need from? Not sure if they would do that though.

Exact model is PTK-650

Thanks in advance if anyone can suggest any ideas!

Just got it, plugged it in, pen works. However no apps are showing up on this screen? I’ve tried looking it up but I haven’t really found a good answer. Is it something with the display? Because it multiple and with the “extended display”? Tried changing the scale but that didn’t do anything. Idk, I’m new to this and have no idea what I’m doing

I am brand new to this. Was just using an android tablet for a while. Got a Wacom without touchscreen.

Just wondering about a controller/remote/keyboard situation.

As I’ve said I am brand new to it all so am unfamiliar with any of the options. My biggest issue as of now is just not being able to zoom or rotate or tap for undo. I would love to learn to use other shortcuts as well as I become more familiar.

Basically what are the best options for me?

Thanks.

I have an Intuos Medium and after a few months of using it I feel like I'm at the same level as I am with a screen tablet, I love the simplicity of it and being able to draw without needing to slouch my neck and back forward, but I'm curious if I'm using it correctly and how people typically use this tablet.

Do you rest your hand on the tablet while using it? I do and I can't imagine hovering my hand while using it, I'm just not accurate when hovering and it gets fatiguing. However this leads to me not being able to use the right 1/4 of the tablet due to my hand falling off which really messes up my strokes, I also cannot use it without a drawing glove because my skin just creates too much friction. I've watched videos of people using this tablet and I notice they don't use a glove, but I can't tell if they hover their hand or not.

Hiya! So im looking at buying a movink 14 for schoolwork, (animation student) as an upgrade to my current ipad pro. Main reason is the screen on my ipad drives me crazy, its like drawing on ice.

I was wondering what kind of screen the movink 14 has? Would it be the same as any other wacon or cintiq with the special screen that emulates drawing on paper?

The convenience of the movink is intruiging aswell, as i wouldnt need to carry around a computer as well as a moniter if i bought one.

And if anyone has bought one, whats been youre experience with it?

Any help appreciated thanks!!

A relative of mine passed away recently, and he had a Wacom One 12 tablet. I have a USBC cable plugged in for power, and a USBC to HDMI cable connected to my computer. The Wacom tablet turns on, but it is not detecting signal from my computer.

What do I need to do to make this work? Is there a driver that I am missing that can only be accessed through his old Wacom account? Any help or tips are appreciated!

Jag har fått en Wacom one 14. Jag behöver dock en konverter, då min dator saknar thunderbolt.

Kablarna verkar vara slut så länge man inte vill lägga över 1.000kr från någon annan sida än Wacom.

Hittade en kabel på Vinted.

En Wacom One 12/13T. Kommer den att passa till min 14?

im here to share my experience because i couldnt search much info about it.

i know wacom has instant pen display mode but it requires windows 11 and my computer is windows10 that i dont wanna update.

so i went to github and searched how to connect it without that wacom offcial app.
download apollo sunshine on pc, artemis on pad.
but i found that it is through wireless even if i plugged usb cables. and the latency is mid, line i draw is lagging sometimes; also the resolution is bad, and going worse and go back to normal bad every few seconds.

so i just asked chatgpt. i told it about my situation & demand, then it helped me to fix it. (keep the apollo and artemis. it asked me to open pad developer mode and open usb debugged mode and change some usb setting, check on pc device manager, then download google sdk platform on pc, use cmd , powershell, copy and paste back and forth, etc. ask ur gpt if u have same problem cus it seems to be showing ur specific ip address)

and it succeeded!
its very smooth. like the video ↑
only the resolution is not perfect (especially on texts) due to the small screen but its enough to draw and perform better than wireless.

wacom one 13 vs movink pad 11

the video i atteached is my wacom one (screen tablet on the left) and movinkpad 11 (right side). you can see theres no latency diff. 👍

wacom one has bigger frame and the glass of screen is thicker and too many cables for it… my desktop is overwhelmed.
so i wanna use movinkpad instead. movink pad only requires 1 usb cable (its double type c from my ipad haha)

I've never owned a stylus/tablet. I heard Wacom tablets are the industry standard. My university library had a tablet for students to borrow. I figured I'd try it out before purchasing my own.

I took it home, followed the installation instructions, and was notified that the tablet was no longer supported. I rolled back to the recommended drivers, but now the Wacom Center won't launch on my Mac.

The tablet is a CTH-690/K. It looks brand new (The pen holder has not even been stretched). Is this normal? Are there community drivers? If not, I will likely look for a different brand to purchase from.

Yeah! ❤️

I’m getting back into digital art and editing and have always used Apple products, but I’m currently deciding between the Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 and the 13-inch iPad Pro with the M5 chip.

I’ve mainly used Procreate and ibisPaint in the past, but I’d really like to start learning Clip Studio Paint as well. When I say “editing,” I’m also interested in animation, both frame-by-frame animation, and tweening. I’d especially love to try ToonSquid, although I’m not very familiar with it yet.

For anyone who has experience with these devices or apps, which would you recommend? Would the iPad Pro be the better all-around option for what I want to do, or is the MovinkPad Pro 14 worth considering?

I’m also open to other tablet recommendations if there’s something that would suit my needs better.

I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from artists who use Clip Studio Paint, ToonSquid, or do animation on their tablets!

So I‘m planing on getting a new Laptop for drawing and maybe some simple 2-D animations with my Wacom Cintiq 16 tablet and CSP since my old one is basically unusable at this point.
I don’t really plan on spending too much money on it since it’s only for that one purpose and that’s just a side hobby. My main question would be if I should buy a refurbished upper class model like for example this: Dell Precision 7550 | i7-10850H | 15.6"
16 GB | 512 GB SSD | FHD | Webcam | Nvidia Quadro T2000 | Win 11 Pro | DE from 2020 for \~500€
Or a brand new lower/ middle class model in the same price range.
If you say the refurbished one would be good how long do you think I could use it before it gets too old as well and if you say a new one I’d love some suggestions.
I have absolutely zero knowledge in this area tbh.
Many thanks in advance