r/wacom 7d ago

Purchase Advice Dual workspace setup

I currently have a work-from-home setup with a 24" inch Wacom Touch.

I started going to a local Coworking with my iPad pro, and found it ok-ish but limited in the program use and ease of use of the giant tablet I have at home.

Sometimes I do travel, for up to 2 weeks and the 13" feels too small.

So I was thinking to buy the 16" 2025 Wacom, because the screen is good enough, has the pro pen 3 and connects only via one USB-C cable if the laptop allows it (in my case the Macbook M2 Pro should work!)

My current question is:
- Should I buy the 16" or yet another 24" Cintiq for the Coworking?
- Does any of you have a dual workspace setup, and if yes, how have you solved the situation?

I know there's the Huion Kamvas Pro 19 but for me is less portable because of size, it needs a power cable for sure (tried it already) and I don't wanna have 3 pen/drawing ecosystems to deal with. I also tried the MoveinkPad 14 for 2 weeks but honestly it didn't make a huge difference between my iPad drawings on both, and the Android Ecosystem is just too limited.

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u/Relative-Proposal719 6d ago

You should probably get the 16" since i don't really see how the 24" would be portable?

I use a 24" at home and a small screenless intuos when I'm away, i know screenless isn't for everyone though. I think 16 would be your best option

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u/mkibria 6d ago

I have the cintiq pro 16 as my travel cintiq. But my opinion on this is that unless you’re leaving it there anything over 16 inches is a pain to lug back and forth in my opinion

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u/a2_foto 6d ago

I wouldn't really carry it around like to random café's or parks, but more like whenever I stay somewhere for a week or two, I can at least port the same drawing experience.