What are the differences between the various Wacom products?

The Wacom Intuos is for novice digital creators. Draw to your heart's content with the battery-free Wacom pen that supports 4096 different pressure levels. This way, it seems like you're drawing on actual paper. In addition, an Intuos is available in different sizes. There's always a good size for you. The Intuos has pre-installed software, but it's also very suitable for programs like Adobe Photoshop. And don't forget the Bluetooth models, so you can connect your Intuos wirelessly.

The Intuos Pro takes it one step further than the Intuos. The main difference is in the variety of buttons on the sides. For example, there's a touch ring that allows you to tilt your drawing or zoom in to add more details. There are also several buttons on the side that you can program with your most frequently used shortcuts. This way, all you have to do is press a button to switch from a thin line to a thick line while you draw.

The Wacom Cintiq is a drawing tablet with an optimized function set for novice creative professionals. Combined with the accurate Pro Pen 2, the Cintiq manages to provide that feeling of drawing on actual paper thanks to the lively colors, brightness, and ergonomic design. This is how a Cintiq helps you bring your creative ideas and (digital) illustrations to the next level.

The Cintiq Pro is the ultimate drawing tablet from Wacom, made for the true professional. Why? Because the 4K resolution of these screens really bring all of the details to life. In addition, the large number of pixels makes it easier for you to fine-tune the details. The amount of pressure levels of the Wacom Pen has been increased to over 8000, so you can draw lines very precisely. There's a reason the biggest players on the digital content market use Cintiq Pro models. The Cintiq Pro is available in different inch sizes, so there's always a size that's right for you.