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The new Cintiq Pro 27 comes in at $3,500, which doesn’t include the cost of the now required stand (Wacom has removed the retractable support legs on the back of the tablet that allow prior models to sit angled on a desk).
Wacom does sell a $500 adjustable stand for the new Cintiq Pro 27, but buyers are also able to grab a third-party solution thanks to a standard VESA 100 mount on the back.
The new Cintiq Pro 27's most obvious upgrade is the screen’s dramatically reduced bezels.As a result, despite including a 27-inch screen, the new Cintiq Pro 27 is actually smaller than the Cintiq Pro 24 (with a 24-inch screen), while weighing more or less exactly the same.