Genius G-Pen F610 Ultra-Slim Tablet

The Genius G-Pen F610 Ultra-Slim Tablet allows you to draw, write, or sign your emails wirelessly. Compatible with both Mac and Windows, this tablet offers a 6 x 10-inch surface that can run with the latest screen size. The slim design makes it look exquisite and modern. It comes with a 1024-level sensitivity for pressure, giving you control over all thicknesses and shapes. This helps make hand writing drawings and notes more efficient for e-mail correspondences, MSN messaging, as well as working with documents or any other application.

Product Features and Specifications:

• This tablet allows cordless writing, sketching, or drawing;
• The surface dimensions are 6 x 10 inches, making it the best match for wide screens;
• The tablet comes with 29 hot keys that may be programmed for Windows, Internet, or Office functions, giving you super shortcut access;
• During drawing using the digital pen, thicknesses and shapes may be controlled easily;
• Two buttons may be programmed to work as the right and left mouse buttons;
• Battery life of the digital pen is estimated to be at one year;
• The pen comes with its own holder to ensure it is always within reach.

Genius G-Pen F610 Ultra-Slim Tablet Review:

The over fifty customers who reviewed this computer gadget gave it an average rating of 3.7 stars. With close to half of them giving it a perfect 5.0-star rating, it is easy to assume this product met most, if not all, their expectations. It was given 4.6 stars for having a clean design, and 4.0 stars for portability and ease of use. For functionality, though, it only received a 2.0-star rating.

One user was thrilled at having the pen and tablet work smoothly and perfectly. He also felt it was so much more efficient than drawing with a mouse; after taking only a short time to learn how to use it, he liked how he was able to maximize the use. It was reportedly faster to work with Photoshop compared to being limited to a mouse. Some users commented the tip tended to wear out, but one reviewer pointed out that he had been editing up to 200 photos using the tablet and he had not had any issues with the tip.

One user felt that it was a decent tablet with a large surface area, which made it good for large computer screens. However, he felt that it tended to scratch a bit too easily. He also found the programmable buttons not to work as well, since it still required pressing the pen; he felt that coming with actual buttons might have made a tablet a bit more time-friendly. The pen also reportedly felt cheap and had to be pressed a little too hard to draw thin and soft lines.

Based on these findings, we believe this tablet may be an affordable choice for a beginner. In fact, some reviewers felt it was a good entry-level tablet, since it was not as expensive as the higher-end ones. For the price, it will definitely be a good bargain that will help in your graphics-related tasks.