Sure! I can’t say a WHOLE lot about it, as I don’t use it very often as of now, and I haven’t used Photoshop/the side buttons on the machine, but I’d highly recommend it!

I’d assume it would help someone with a slightly unsteady hand to draw on it compared to a regular drawing tablet (if your art program doesn’t have a stabilizer of some sort). It’s also somewhat refreshing to draw as you would traditionally, but (obviously) bring out digital results!

It DOES have its slight ‘quirk’ with me at times, though. That being the calibration chooses to cooperate fully or not with me. Not by a whole lot, mind you, but there are times that my cursor is a little less than half of a millimeter away from my pen tip, as opposed to directly underneath. But, it’s getting better as I keep using it, so even then, that’s no significant issue with me! All around, it’s an amazing drawing tool! And it’s great with it’s functions as a computer as well (good with using the internet browser and all)!

Do note, I have a Cintiq Companion, to be specific, which is the most expensive Cintiq out of the whole line of them (at least $2200), if I recall correctly). I have not personally used it, but I hear the 13HD is very great to start out with if wanting to try a Cintiq of any sort first off. From what I hear, the only ‘downside’ about it is that it needs to be connected to a computer source to turn on. But, is the cheapest Cintiq (at $990 or so, I believe)!

If you feel you’re ready to upgrade to such a tool, I’d say go for it! It does take a while to adjust to if you’ve been accustomed to drawing tablets for so long, but after a while, you’ll really notice the enjoyment you get out of it! <3

(I would also recommend getting a keyboard to go with it. I don’t have one myself for it yet, but having to tap the keyboard icon on my screen can sometimes be a slight annoyance when it doesn’t automatically pop up as soon as you hit a blank space to type in.) :)