When I had received my Cintig Pro 24 I set this up in my studio.There

are only two plastic legs to lift the the display only inches off the desk. In order to see the screen correctly I had to work standing up. So I ordered the ergo stand.What a difference I can move the display up or down and can sit down with good results.This stand is a must have to make work easy.A great choice for the stand and the display.

At first I baulked at the high price, especially for a stand. But, if you want the upright (or flat!) interaction with your tablet you pretty much need this. Its extremely sturdy, feels well built, and hides all of your wires very well (runs them internally). If you are buying the cintiq I would pretty much consider this a necessity, otherwise your back is going to hurt from staring down as the built-i nstands on the cintiq itself are not really sufficient for a good workflow.

The Wacom Ergo Flex for Cintiq Pro 24 and 32 is a great compliment to your Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 Pen Display, it helps a lot in securing the display as a desk display mount as well facilitates the flexibility of moving around the pen display for the best position to use on for your creativity projects and drawings; it’s a great addition for this type of device in your work / creativity environment.

Incredibly solid, no wiggling. I like arms, but the Cintiq Pro 24 is a quite heavy. This gives you the feeling that it is anchored to a brick- much more like you are drawing on paper on a desk, if that is your goal (it was mine). No movement with hand pressure on the screen.

This mount is so perfect for the large Cintiq Pro displays, it gives another dimension to using the display. It moves very smoothly and holds the displays extremely steady. I highly recommend this arm for your Cintiq Pro!

Wow! This arm is worth more than I paid for it! I am really happy that I bought this arm for my 32 Cintiq Pro. It is very strong...better than the Ergotron arm that I had on my 27QHD  Cintiq. My only wish is that it had the alternate mounting option of putting it through a hole instead of just the clamp. I think that omission has to do with the size/weight of this HUGE Cintiq for stabilitys sake though. If you have a Cintiq Pro 32 and you like an arm, this is the only one you should get!

First time to use a cintiq pro and bought the Ergo stand as I expected that Wacom would know what to incorporate in the stand. I am not disappointed. Well built and seems to have all the imaginable placement of the tablet a user would need. The wires are neatly tucked in the structure. The price is almost 25% the price of Cintiq pro 24, but given it’s built and functionality it is worth it. The only issue I have if I have to complain, that the installation instruction was not very clear. I had a difficult time installing the back panel of the tablet in the end, until I figured out that I had to remove a small plate from the other end of the panel so that the wires can come out. Because everything was installed it was difficult to see that the small plate is obstructing the installation.