If you have ever used a mouse to do original works of digital art in Adobe photoshop or illustrator then you know how difficult it can be. You can spend hours getting the effects or screen that you can do with a pen and paper in a matter of seconds. This is where tablets come in. From their meager beginnings tablets have come a long way and more and more graphic designers are tossing out there trusty mouse and replacing it with a tablet. One such company is one of the top tablet manufacturers to date and there latest iteration the Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet has come a long way from the old tablets with minimal pressure sensitivity. Let’s see if this tablet is worth your time and effort:

Price: $38.95

Closer Look:

The packaging for the Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet is very well designed. There is no fancy window to show the product but the product is basic so everything you see in the picture on the front is what the products will be. The packaging has a slew of features and specs listed for anyone that knows exactly what they are looking for which is always nice. Notable features is that the tablet is good for both mac and vista platforms.

Included with the Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet is the manual, pen and accessories, driver disks for both mac and windows, and a licensed copy of Corel Photo Impact.

Included with the pen are two additional pen tips, a battery, and a pen tip puller.

The Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet is very simple sleek in its design. The ability to have the hot keys binded to the tablet is a nice touch. You can swap out the cardboard insert depending on your OS. If you make your own custom key binding you can make your own insert and pop it under the transparent flap.

Now let's look at some of the software: