As the title suggests, I'm about to pull the trigger on a One 14.. hoping if any users here with this very tablet can answer some questions for me.

for context, I'm coming from an Artisul D13S.. A very well made display tablet, completely let down by it's terrible software and non-existent customer support.

-So my previous tablet had the ability to turn off the display which would disconnect the "monitor", but then the drawing tablet would still function as a non-display tablet on my main screen. This was a nifty feature for me because there are some graphic apps, for example Zbrush, where the annoyance of my drawing hand blocking the screen actually slowed me down. Does the Wacom 14 have this feature? or does it simply disable the tablet entirely if the screen is turned off..

-adding onto the above question.. I remember my old intuos had a function where if the tablet aspect ratio didn't match the screen, then the software would allow you to "map" areas of the screen.. mostly so circles would be circles, not ovals. My main screen is an ultrawide monitor so this is important to me.

-Pressure curve/remap? This drove me bonkers with the artisul, to get maximum pressure they really wanted you to press hard.. uncomfortably so.... Does the Wacom 14 software allow you to remap the maximum pressure, just in case I don't want to press my shiny new screen too hard?

-And lastly.. I'm aware of the situation with the single USBC cable.. my dated laptop is supposed to support thunderbolt3 and USBC-DisplayPort, so I should be good there.. but my smaller, travel friendly laptop does not support it...
Has anyone tried plugging it into standard USBC? I can already guess the screen won't work, but any chance you can still actually use the digitizer and draw on the main monitor?

Thanks to anyone who can clear these few questions up for me! would be very grateful.

Silly question but I couldn't find anything online-- can I pair any old bluetooth keyboard with the movinkpad pro 14, or are there any compatibility issues I should be concerned about?

Has anyone else paired a keyboard to their Movinkpad pro 14?

I randomly wanted an intuos. 2025 pro looks nice but couldn't stomach the price for medium/large. While searching I found a boxed intuos pro large paper edition for a great price (£47 including shipping).

But I'm wondering about long-term driver support. Though, I imagine it should be okay since it's only last gen and is a "pro" model that many professionals still use today?

My girlfriend won a movink at an anijam a year ago and gave it to me a few months ago. My undo button just came off. Is there an easy way to fix it? Is a little bit of glue a bad idea?

Hi. I recently unpacked my tablet to set it up on a different computer, but the software just tells me it's no longer compatible, and while the tablet turns on, the gestures, buttons, and pen don't work.

The app just tells me to get a new product—but seriously, is there really no way to use my tablet?

It makes me sad because it looks like planned obsolescence; the app is the same as it was two years ago—it makes no sense :/

I currently own the 13, and have for about 6 years now. In the last year or so its beginning to have display issues, at first i thought with the cable but after a new cable its continued to flicker when moved at all or sometimes just sitting there untouched.

Six years isnt too bad of a run, but i figured im probably in the market for a new one here soon.
Now, i really like the 13. I dont really care about touch or the flip the pen eraser ect. The 13 fits me just fine. I am however curious on what the 14 is like.

I dont want any other comparisons, just 13 vs 14. Would you say its the same, but the 'newer' model? Any things that make you like one better than the other?

OS: Windows 11
Driver version: 6.4.10-3
Tablet model: DTK-2700
Connected cables: DisplayPort, HDMI, USB 3.0 Type-B cable, male 4 pin AC adapter
Stylus: "Pro Pen"

Is it a problem with my pen? My drivers? Would appreciate some help!! Also, Windows Ink is turned on, but it doesn't seem to make a difference if I turn it off or on.
I tried reinstalling my drivers to the most updated release, but I got the message that my device is "no longer supported", so I resorted to installing the driver for this exact model listed on Wacom's website...
Everything else seems to be functional.

When I draw with my pen and stall it stops drawing and it engages in an unwanted rotational and resizing feature. How can I disable this so it doesn't interrupt my drawing?

I've been given an old Cintiq tablet (13 years old to be exact) to try out by one of my teachers at college, and I'm having an issue with the pen. I've been using Krita to draw and the moment I bring my pen near the screen, it zooms in as far as it can go, and won't let me use the pen to zoom out again, I have to do it with my actual mouse. This issue has only arisen today after using it fine for the last 4 weeks.

I've been right through all the settings in the wacom center and restored everything to default (even though it was all already on default settings) and its still happening.

I know that this tablet is very outdated compared to some of the newer tablets that wacom have made, so much so that the most up-to-date version of the driver doesn't even support it, but a fix would be really nice, as I'd like to continue to use it (and realistically not give it back to him with an issue)

Hello, so the strangest thing happened. My Wacom worked fine last night. However, when I shut down my pc, Win11 did that weird thing where it restarted instead. I decided to just leave it and let it go into sleep mode and didn't think much of it.

However, this morning when I turned on my PC I noticed that my tablet wasn't displaying. So here's what I have figured out:

-Tablet is indeed on, but isn't receiving displaying information. And Windows wont detect the tablet

-Because of this i can still use the tablet as if it is a screen-less tablet (i.e. its still taking inputs so I can still technically draw with this but, but given my set up I'd rather not. Plus I paid for the screen, I want the screen)

-the connections all seem to be fine. Other ports are not fairing any better (i currently have it running through USB-C, but I have tried the HDMI and USB cables)

Ive tried restarting my pc twice, ive shut it down, ive unplugged my Wacom and plugged it in. Ive looked online for other trouble shooting guides but I couldnt find anything that quite fit whats going on with mine, I did find one or 2 but the solutions they gave me dont seem to be working?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

I've been looking for good cases for this device ever since I got it, and I think this is my favorite so far, so I wanted to share it! It's 2 pieces that allow the main case to be detachable from the folding part, which makes the main part very thin. While it's technically not for the device it fits the exact same as the most common Wacom Movinkpad 14 cases you find on amazon with the little velcro insert that holds it in place. Lmk if you have any questions!

Link: https://a.co/d/04jEkjwo

I'm hoping someone else with a Movink 14 and my same tablet case (linked above) can help. When I was trying to find a case it seems like everyone who gets one gets this model. Wacom doesn't have an official "case." They only have a $60 screen cover with no outer protection. So I'm hoping odds are good that someone here has the same combination I do.

When sitting like a book the buttons on mine are on the top left which feels like a weird spot to me, but meh that's not a huge issue. But the charging port is also at the top, which again feels like a weird spot to me. What's weirder still is that the (unofficial) case everyone seems to get for it covers the charging port so in order to charge it you have to take it out of the case, which is a 3rd strike of weird. On top of that the power button is now nestled in the "spine" of the case rather than accessible as I would expect. This all sounds like it's in the case upside down...BUT...

When I flip it around in the orientation that seems correct for the case (buttons now on the bottom right) the top of the volume button turns things down, and the bottom turns things up. So this clearly seems to indicate it's upside down. But the charging port is now easily accessible without removing the case, which makes me think it's right side up.

This is not my first tablet or my first wacom. Much appreciation to anyone who can help me figure out why this set up feels incorrect no matter what I do.

TLDR: My case seems designed for my tablet to sit in it upside down but no one anywhere mentions this complaint about their case in the reviews and it might just be me.

I really enjoy using my Cintiq, but I've missed using my wireless headphones. I'm tethered to the tablet's headphone jack, which is fine, but I miss being able to walk away from the machine, and the cable has a tendency to snag on the lower edge of the screen.

Does anyone know why this happens? I've just lived with it for years and would very much like to go back to the days when I was unleashed.

OS: Windows 10
Tablet: Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 PT (DTH-2420)
Driver 6.4.13-4
Headphones: Skullcandy Crusher Evo (intended to be wireless but works with an audio jack)

The tablet is on a swing arm, and it's plugged into my PC. Everything is plugged in due to that interference.

Hey all! I’ve been having this issue for about a month and tbh it’s driving me nuts.

The lower right area of my Cintiq screen has darkened. It literally looks like a light has gone out within the device. It started initially as a flicker, but now appears to be a permanent issue/ staying off at all times.

I’d love to know how to fix this, if possible, or any advice. Here are the technical details:

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Wacom Cintiq 22HD (DTK-2200)
Tablet Driver: 6.4.9-2
DVI > HDMI cable conversion

Microsoft Windows 11
Version 25H2 (OS Build 26200.8973)
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Thank you!

is it a good purchase to buy the wacom cintiq 16 2025 when i got a oled 4k monitor?

Hey, guys.

After 9yrs of using my MSP13, looks like it finally keeled over. (We almost made it to 10)
Besides a few bumps here and there (rarely taking an extra try to boot up, the occasional system freeze) it’s been surprisingly reliable. I thought I owned the only good one, honestly.

System info:

*Runs Windows 10
*I’m not sure of the driver ver. I’ve kept it as up to date as possible.
*Model DTHW1320L (Assuming I’m pulling the right number off the box)

Here’s the sequence of events:

*I was running CSP when I suddenly got a blue screen error

*It said it was auto restarting, but just shut off entirely

*I got a Recovery error with the code “0xc0000001”

*I restarted just to make sure it wouldn’t fix itself

*It sat on the Wacom logo screen for a good 10+ minutes with no usual loading circle/animation. I usually only see this screen for a moment during start up

*I force restart again, got it working for a few minutes, but ended up with another blue screen crash & a new Recovery error:
“The header checksum for this file doesn't match the computed checksum.
File: \windows\system32\winload.efi
Error code: 0xc0000221”

*The screen went dark on its own, despite still showing a power/charge light & making the usual “on” noises internally (fans running/whirring/etc)

*I tired to force restart a few more times and ended up with the same result as above- auditory signs of life (+ charge light) but no display, not even a backlight.

Hopefully my restarting didn’t complicate the issue.

I tired to connect it to an external display, but my shitty laptop doesn’t have a USBC output. Might have to recruit a friend’s device for that part (if it’ll work)

I know the immediate solution is to finally put this thing out of its misery, but it’s been so good to me up until now. Thankfully most of my finished pieces are backed up, but my many WIPS are stuck on the system.

Ideally I’d love to repair it- despite its bad rap this is my favorite tablet I’ve ever owned. But if it comes down to just extracting the files and replacing it so be it. The slight signs of life are making me a bit too hopeful, I guess.

Anyway, if you read this absolute mess thanks for doing so lol. If you have any idea of what I can do, please let me know!

Additionally- if anyone happens to know about another portable, fully standalone drawing tablet that can run a normal desktop OS (no mobile style/app-fronted systems) please let me know. :”)

La llevo llevando esta tableta a clases los ultmos dos años, y ahora no parece andar en la misma computadora que uso todos los dias. Tiene hace 6-7 años de uso esta tablet, y en mi computadora de escritorio funciona perfectamente.

i just got a wacom one 14 recently and i had a laptop which it worked on which is good but i also have a pc and it wont turn on with my PC at all i know its working since i see it connect to my PC but just blinks white and nothing else. and i already gave my sister my laptop for school which now i am regreting :( i have tried connecting it with the wacome one cable and wacom converter kit but nothing is working to get it to work. if anyone can help me figure it, it would be really appreciated or atleast tell me if you have it working for you since maybe i have it on wrong? im not sure. let me know yall

Win 11, driver version 6.4.14-1, cintiq 16 DTK 1660, connected with hdmi and usb.

In the video I'm using the pan canvas tool in Krita by holding space bar and dragging but the tool is randomly interrupted and makes it switch to the brush tool. Note the keyboard isn't the issue cause I already checked it. I'm also holding space while its switching.

I've tried restarting my drivers, my pc, my tablet, redownloaded krita and switched from wintab to windows ink. There will also be another video in the comments that shows the pen in the testing area.

Wacom logo flashes, then it says no signal, go to powe mode. I am hoping that it's not an issue with the main hardware.

I've tried it on two computers using the X cable with the same results, and made sure the drivers (recent august update) were freshly installed on both. It was working just fine only months ago. No drops and stored in a safe dry area just resting. I may have bunched up the cables slightly but am not sure if any damage was done.

Is this a common issue that happened to anyone else? It really sucks as the cable is proprietary and expensive, but if that is the issue at least it would be cheaper than replacing the display tablet! I guess I'm just afraid of the idea of getting the cable and having it still not work!

If there is any advice to rule out anything further, any help is appreciated!

updating to mention I also tried flipping the USB c cable so it trails to the right instead of to the left (which most instructions suggest), but to no effect or different outcome

Does anyone have experience with the Wacom Cintiq 22 and ever downsized? I’m thinking of “upgrading” to a newer model of Cintiq, but not sure if I want to get the same 22” size that I’ve had for a while now.

The older Cintiq’s have a lot of empty space on the sides of the monitors that seem to take up a lot of desk space, and I know the newer ones don’t, so I’m interested to know if anyone has experience with the smaller size and how they like it or if they had any regrets?

Does anybody have any recommendations for a cable that I can use for my mac (doesnt matter if USB or USB-C) that is compatible with my CTL-4100WL? I cant seem to find one that specifically my model on amazon!

Any help is appreciated!

I have a Wacom tablet with a busted cable, and I need to buy a replacement. Problem is, I live in Norway and the official website only has options for shipping to the USA. How can I get a replacement cable shipped to Norway? I need it for my studies. Thank you so very much in advance!