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Style: Key Remote
Features
- The wireless Express key remote for Cintiq and Intuos Pro is designed for more efficiency and comfort
- 17 customizable buttons
- Touch Ring allows for instant one touch access to time saving shortcuts in all your favorite creative applications
- Connect up to five Express key Remotes at one time, one for each of your creative software applications, to optimize your workflow
Description
The wireless Express key remote for Cintiq and Intuits Pro is designed for more efficiency and comfort. A set of 17 customizable buttons and touch Ring allow for instant one-touch access to timesaving shortcuts in all your favorite creative applications. Place the Express key remote anywhere It's most convenient while drawing - on screen, in your hand or beside your keyboard. Connect up to five Express key remotes at one time, one for each of your creative software applications, to optimize your workflow. Spend less time searching for what you need and more time getting lost in your ideas.
Brand: Wacom
Special Feature: Ergonomic
Color: Black, Grey
Max Number of Supported Devices: 1
Connectivity Technology: Infrared
Brand: Wacom
Series: ExpressKey
Item model number: ACK411050
Item Weight: 3.88 ounces
Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 2 x 5.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.5 x 2 x 5.5 inches
Color: Black, Grey
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer: Wacom, Inc
Country of Origin: China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 21, 2017
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Style: Key Remote
Nothing grates my parmesan more than trying to draw and having a massive keyboard between me and the tablet/screen when drawing. It's clunky and cumbersome and forces you to make space compromises. I got a Huion Kamvas pro 22 (2019) and got one of these remotes and it has been a godsend after some reconfiguration of the keys on the remote. Now I can move the ergotron arm mounted screen nice and close and use it like a mini drafting table while my left arm curls under the monitor and just keeps to the remote, feeling around for the right keys easily thanks to its layout and indicator nubs. My right hand is free to draw with no issues. Sure the tablet has buttons on the sides, but that means I have to break flow to hotkey. Not with this little thing! I can zoom, change brush size, quicksave, change my music playing, quickswap brushes, undo/redo, createm new layers, and so on all with one hand never having to move while the other keeps to the pen. YES you can use this with non-wacom products. YES you -might- potentially have driver conflicts, but they are relatively easy to sort out if you do. (Mine had no issues) NO wacom precision mode/cintiqe features built into the remote will not work with other tablets so please make sure to change those macros off the remote soon as you install otherwise you will have to re-start the process to continue using the remote because the responses will cease functioning until you do. Battery life is great, but it could be a bit better. The auto-turnoff after a few minutes of idleness is a nice feature. The bottom of the remote is made with a smooth but friction textured rubber, allowing it to do a basic stick to some angles of any screen. It also has magnets in it if you feel like making a mounting spot for it. Three indicator lights at the top help indicate what control set you are currently in...adding a ton of combinations for macros. Usb micro charging port. Has a tiny usb dongle receiver. The packaging is so professional and quality you feel like you are opening a treasure. The manual is half the weight of the box haha. Solid metal body, feels pure quality and good in the hand. it's a little wider than expected when you get it, but ideal anyhow. There is also a hud feature to show you what the hotkeys are currently macroed to and for when you switch modes. Probably one of my favorite digital art accessories to this day. It will stay in my drawing arsenal for years to come. Cintiq or not, you should buy one!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2020 by Dan Osbon (Incognis)
Style: Key Remote
First, let me clear up some things. Much of the internet believes that the Express Key Remote from Wacom only works while connected to an Intuos or Cintiq product. This is untrue, I have neither connected to my Fujitsu T902 laptop and all I needed to do was install the latest Cintiq drivers. These haven't caused any driver conflicts with my current Wacom divers for the integrated screen digitizer. It also functions on my Wife's old Lenovo. The Express Key Remote (EK Remote in device manager) is a sleek piece of cold machined gunmetal. This frame is backed with a rubber pad to protect whatever surface it is on, faced with a multitude of buttons that have any number of functions available and a touch ring that can be mapped to just about any scrub-able function you can imagine (volume, scrolling, zoom, video scrubbing, etc.). The weight is substantial and at no point have I felt like this product had been made cheaply, nor is it apparent that any single feature was left out to "cut costs". Battery life is stellar and it's ability to power manage itself is amazing. I never feel like I'm having to wake it up, but it does go to sleep relatively often (in about 10-20 mins of non-use). I've gotten to about 130 hours without needing to charge, the real kicker is that I'm using it all the time. music editing, logo design, photo and video editing, browsing the web, finding errors in this review! I have yet to charge it! Mapping the buttons is a simple enough task for anyone with any experience mapping keys. It is also not a difficult task to look up a video on mapping Wacom Express Keys, the process is the same weather attached to a digitizer or standalone in this remote. The real challenge is figuring out what you want each button to be and how you want them laid-out, a lot harder than you may think. You can call up programs, and have specific layout for every program. You can keep it as simple as a single keypress, or get as complicated as running complex scripts. It really is quite daunting. My only gripe is that there is no way to switch the buttons. By this I mean that in the software, if I decide that I don't like where I've set a custom keystroke or script, I can't just move it. I have to remap that function to a different key then go to the one I already made and remap that one as well. Not a huge deal but it is a minor annoyance that could easily be rectified in an update. As for price, I feel like $100 is a great price point, the Wacom Express Key Remote is built like a tank and as more functions than you'll ever need. It's wireless, has insane battery life and is backed by a reputable company who has never offended me with their warranty policies. Overall it's a five star product at a fair value. If you are in the market for a similar item do yourself a favor and pick this up.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2016 by Witcher
Style: Key Remote
Cost aside, this is the best, most versatile digital artists' tool I've come across outside of a wired USB keyboard. I've used this with a Cintiq on my desktop and on a Surface Pro and Surface Book, and across all devices it works extremely well. The one criticism I have is the lag that others have pointed out as well regarding the wheel, regardless of what the function is, there is a small delay between touching and scrolling, and frequently the sensitivity is very high to the point of near unusability without fine-tuning the controls. The battery life is very good, I feel like I only charge it once a month and it recharges in less than an hour. Setting up with Wacom drivers is easy, and once you've created one profile of shortcuts for each key, it's easy to duplicate it for other specific programs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2018 by Shaky Dave
Style: Key Remote
worked great for 2-3 weeks. then slowly started struggling to reconnect. had to keep repairing it to computer. had to keep mapping the keys. now at 100% battery it just keeps disconnecting and turning off. completely infuriated with tech right now.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2022 by Car
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The wacom express key remote feels really well made, and has some good weight to it. The keys are easy to program and all in all it works fairly well. It DOES NOT support bluetooth though. (It might be my fault that I just assumed it did) Unless you're also using a wacom tablet, it requires that you use a small dongle to connect to your computer. It comes with no way to store this dongle when not in use, so I already know its a matter of time before I lose it, and the remote becomes useless. Works well in the meantime, though.
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