Wacom ZC210

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Wacom ZC210 reviews

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8.5 out of 10
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- alaTest.co.uk
  
  10 out of 10
Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 3830 reviews of Wacom Intuos 3 A5 from international magazines and websites.

Conclusion: The average review rating is 8.6/10. Comparing these reviews to 164620 other Mouse & Pointing Devices reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 91/100 (or 9.1 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.

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- pcadvisor.co.uk
  
  9 out of 10
Summary: The Intuos4 S is ideal for creatives on the go. It comes with a pen that offers an impressive 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity along with realistic pen-tilt recognition for precise control.

Conclusion: Wacom again sets the standard other manufacturers must hope to achieve.

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- ephotozine.com
  
  8 out of 10
Summary: Here we test the Wacom Intuos 4 Wireless model which comes with a Meet the Masters 10 hour DVD.

Pro : Customisable buttons; Allows the use of Photoshop without having to use the keyboard; Precision mode works really well; Scroll / Rotary Wheel really useful; Doesn't take long to get used to

Cons : Wireless model is the same price as the A4 model

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- trustedreviews.com
  
  7 out of 10
Summary: With its largest Cintiq graphics tablet, Wacom marries the stylus talents of its award-winning Intuos 4 to a 21in IPS monitor for stunning results.

Conclusion: Wacom’s Cintiq 21UX tablet/monitor hybrid is the best digital artist’s tool available, but lacks the appeal of the company's Intuos 4 thanks to its weight, limitations as a screen, and wallet-killing price. It has no rivals, but most will be better off...

Pro : Similar experience to drawing on paper ; Beautiful IPS display, excellent build ; Matt glass layer doesn't reflect ; Fully and easily adjustable ; Generous, intuitive controls

Cons : Expensive ; 1600 x 1200 resolution ; No hardware display profiles/presets ; Heavy

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- wired.com
  
  8 out of 10
Summary: The Cintiq trumps other input tablets by allowing you to draw directly on the surface of the display.

Pro : Amazingly natural to work with. Pressure sensitivity makes drawing on a computer as intuitive as drawing on paper. Highly accurate. Gorgeous display. Connects via USB and DVI-I

Cons : High price point. Lack of 90-degree adjustability can cause neck strain after prolonged use (like an eight-hour workday)

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