There is no real benchmarking software for tablets so I will be doing a personal opinion test on this tablet. I will test the tablet for normal everyday office use (what you would use a mouse for). I will also be doing a quick drawing test for 2 minutes using my mouse (Logitech G5) and the Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet. I will show the horrible finished pictures I produce in that time period (through no fault of the mouse or the tablet just my drawing skills). There will also be a grade out of ten for ease of use and comfort.

 Drawing Test:

G-Pen:

G5:

That was brutal I am sorry you had to see that, But you will have to admit the little creepy Asian dude was slightly better with the G-Pen, okay self criticisms aside the Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet destroyed the G5. You simply cannot imitate a hand drawn replica with a mouse without some serious manipulations and way more tools then you should ever need. The Genius G-Pen F350 Tablet was perfect because I set up a ton of macros in order to be able to grab the tools I use the most with a simple button push on the tablet. Of course the area where undo is located on my tablet is almost warn through already (I kid I  kid). I cannot remember what that Asian Symbol stands for but it probably means “guy with flashy things behind him that looks like he got kicked in the groin.” There is your language lesson for today.

Comfort and Ease of use Test:

Overall the G-pen did great I wouldn't recommend it in replacement for your gaming mouse for gaming but it is a very usable and user friendly peripheral once you take the time to cut the ties to your mouse dependency.Let's see the final thoughts: