12 Inch LCD Writing Tablet for Kids, Colorful Doodle Board Drawing Pad Gifts for Boys and Girls, Erasable Reusable Drawing Tablet for Toddlers, Educational Learning Toy for 3-8 Years Old

Got this as a supplement device to the already too large 16" LCD panel we got a few weeks ago. The 16" panel couldn't fit in our small baby bag to take with him. So we figured, let's get this 12" and try. And it works!The item came quick, and upon trying it out, we noticed this board has a multi-color zone on it. It's slightly better than the mono-chrome LCD 16" that we've already got. And it's small enough so we can easily throw this into any bag and carry with our son.This screen also comes with a lanyard for the stylus, so we won't be worrying about losing the stylus; although the lanyard is spring-coiled, and at farthest corners, there is a little bit of tug you'll have to fight to reach. But it's not that bad once we get used to it.Screens like this are so underrated in my opinion. These are much greener than using an actual paper and pen/crayon set. And the ease of deleting everything and drawing is just phenomenal. Of course, we don't get to retain my son's work forever, but come on now, what artistic piece can a 2-year-old produce at this time. This is for exercising. By the way, we're able to use the board to teach him things like alphabet, numbers, shapes, etc. There are just a lot of use for this board. So not bad for something under 20 bucks and it can perform so much.The only gripe we may have about these kinds of LCD boards is the lack of visibility without light. It's intuitive enough to think that an LCD screen if it's lit, it's got enough light to work with; well, not this case, at night without the light on, anything you do on this board isn't visible at all. But it's not a big fuss. We can deal with lighting on our own.

I got this for an 8 year old who would be staying with me for a few months and loves to draw. His developmental level is a little low and things like this, with their computer feel, help make him comfortable for hours at a time.This is a nice screen toy. Even after a month of use, the screen has held up and the stylus is still there because of the lanyard attachment that comes in the box. I will caution buyers that the tiny screwdriver in the box is floating free and easy to drop and get lost if a child is opening this as a gift. Otherwise I think it's great. The lock screen function means he can keep the image and take it home to show off because it won't get erased. It is portable, lightweight, and colorful. This one has held up well.

We absolutely love these "tablets" at my house. I choose to keep standard tablets out of my kids hands and instead encourage them to use their imagination to draw on these. I also like that you can take them anywhere without having a box a crayons spilling on the floor or markers losing their caps in the back seat of the car. This specific tablet also came with 4 sets of stickers, which was a fun surprise for my little. One thing to mention is to make sure the switch on the back is turned off while the kiddos aren't using it. Once this battery dies you will be unable to clear any designs until it is replaced.

The back switch has 3 positions and it took a moment to figure out what was off. As a result, my kids leave it on and I had to replace the button battery within one week. The power resets the image. So touching the screen shows color regardless of on/off. It takes power to reset. I would love if it took standard aaa batteries or was rechargable.

I got this to try out for my 5 and 6 year old. It reminds me of a modern version of a manga doodle. It’s very thin and lightweight so I couldn’t believe it’s actually a screen! You can write and then erase and start over with the quick press of a button. There is also a little switch that locks the button so that your child doesn’t accidentally erase what they’re working on before they’re done which is a well thought out feature. If you have little ones who are learning to write this is a fun way to get them to practice. It’s also great for drawing of course. If I had to give one con I’d say I wish the color was a little more vibrant. It’s not super bright against the black background. But in all it’s a nice inexpensive little drawing/writing tablet.

The package comes with the board and few stickers for kid to play around. There is a strip that can be used to hand the pen with the board so it won't be misplaced.The size of written area is big and the color will change in different zones on the board. There is also a "lock" button at the back so all the drawings/hand written scripts won't be erased/reset if the trash button is pressed.Overall it's a boogie board that does the job as described with extra lock feature. Only wish there is a way to select color instead of randomly show up in different zones.

This writing tablet is a really good quality. I like that it comes with so much- the tablet, a lanyard to connect the writing tool to the tablet, some fun stickers to decorate the tablet (or other things) with, as well as a tiny screwdriver for helping to open the battery compartment to replace the battery. The tablet color is a bright blue, and it’s so easy to write/draw on and then erase with the click of a button. A great gift idea for sure!

This writing tablet works well. It is lightweight and has vivid “ink” on the screen. Little ones will enjoy this, just be sure to lock the screen to prevent work from being erased.