Wacom ACK62804K Cintiq Pro VESA Mount

The media could not be loaded. Solid Vesa mount for Wacom tablets. I’ve been using it on my cintiq pro 24 for about a year now.As you might know these screens are so big and heavy, so I’m happy to say Ive had zero issues at all. It’s super solid and sturdy, great built quality. I’m using it with the amazon branded desk arm, you’re able to do a good range of angle adjustment and rotation.

This is a long piece of heavy metal that can be used to kill a man. In the upcoming zombie apocalypse I plan to sharpen 1 end of it and use it for survival.WHY IS THIS PART NEEDED?It's too bad the 24pro cintiq needs this. And it's because of the cintiq engine optional upgrade occupying the area where a normal vesa mount would be. I don't know what professional would bother with the cintiq engine instead of a powerful workstation pc but yeah...ARM MOUNTS FOR YOUR CINTIQ-You may just want to get the official wacom vesa arm mount if it comes with all that you need, but in my case I already had a ergotron lx, so this was a cheaper route for me. The wacom one supposedly is more sturdy and shakes less, but that isn't much of a problem for me on my LX anyways. I generally have it down infront of my desk which braces it anyways.DOES IT WORK?-It does work really good, and I like that there is 2 cable holes which have rubber doughnuts to prevent cutting into the cables. The biggest con besides needing this part, is that it's soo heavy. Surely it needs to be for the 32pro, but the 24 probably could have done with a lighter piece. The 24pro is about the same weight as a 22hd, but needing this part adds 3 more lbs to the whole thing. I had to tighten my ergotron lx a lot, and strain very hard to do so, but it works. I am not sure most people would have the arm strength to get it tight enough? And yes it goes clockwise. I know at my first few turns it seemed to get looser, but I just had to keep going. I hope you didn't lose your hex tool. =)INSTALLATION-It wasn't too bad to install, you will probably put it on backwards your first time, like I did, but you'll figure it out, cause it can only go on 2 ways, and ain't not neither nohow neit nine gone dun do fit on correctly only 1 way.CONCLUSION-So it's too bad this part is needed, but I can't fault the product for that. It does what it is supposed to do and very well. It's just very heavy duty so keep that in mind. You will need to tighten the living daylights out of your ergotron top arm but once done it works. Make sure your desk is sturdy and heavy enough because you can potentially topple your desk over when pulling the cintiq down to your lap if it's a really light and flimsy desk. Physics man.... physics.

Accurate, works well with windows, unlike the xp-pen line of products. (For them, you have to set power policies and try and not update the tablet software from their web site. Review for another time.).With the software I'm using only one of three can actually make use of "hand" gestures. (Zbrush, Blender - Blender in particular) don't seem to work all that well with them.Obviously not Wacom's fault.With clip paint and affinity, seems to work okay, though sometimes it seems the gestures don't take.(Right now, I'm thinking that's more my issue than the product. Still getting the hang of it.)Initially I had severe issues with my gloved hand triggering different things on it, but got some gloves with triple layers on the palm side and that seems to be working great.Would I recommend the product? Pricey, don't know that I would get the gesture version again. But well made, and up to this point extremely reliable.One of my earlier experiences was with XP-pen, amount of time wasted debugging things, buying and replacing cables, etc. Spend the bucks, avoid the hassle

Works just like I expected. Attaches easily to my cintiq 24 pro and my VESA Ergotron arm. The only downside is that you have to take everything apart if you need to get back into the panel of the Cintiq. After I finished setting everything up, and I mean everything, I realized I had connected the wrong displayport cable. I used one that was too short and I meant to use my longer one. Well I had to take the cintiq back off the arm, then this bracket back off the cintiq, then I could get in to change the cable. It's a pain so make sure you've got everything right before you attach this. You wont want to take it back off.

I bought this because I don't want to spend $400+ on a mount by wacom. (Also can't use their desk mount anyways and needed a wall mount.)It is nice and sturdy but it shouldn't be so expensive. We already spend like 2k on the tablet, which comes with crappy legs that break easily and then need to spend $400 on a mount lol. With this and a cheap $20 wall mount I saved a few hundred bucks.

Product worked perfect for my Cintiq Pro 24”. The installation was simple and the Cintiq feels very secure on my stand. I wis Wacom would have VESA built directly into the display like previous versions.

This has given my wacom pro new life. I’m absolutely happy with how smooth this moves, the range of motion, the sturdiness. This is so sturdy. Seriously I tightened it so it doesn’t move when I’m working but is still so fluid when I need to move it. I highly recommend this to any Wacom user. I can make a video with range of motion if anyone requests it. 10/10 would buy again.

The product page says the mount is supposed to come with screws and a driver and a manual but mine only had the mount so now i have to figure out how to get the nails i need.