LCD Writing Tablet for Adults: 14.3 Inch Fold Full Screen Drawing Tablet Reusable Erasable Digital Notepad for Gift Birthday

Needed a new tablet to use for notes instead of using scrap paper. This looks professional and easy to use. Love that it comes with a spare battery

Me encantó este producto es muy versátil, lo que sí debemos mejorar es la parte de la visibilidad quisiera poder utilizarla de noche pero es muy difícil solo en el día por el momento, y mi visión es muy buena.

Works great right out of box. Wish font was a little bolder but that’s my preference.

Works great in a well lite area. In a low light environment it's very hard to see.Works great otherwise.

This tablet operates on a very basic function, pressure from a stylus clears away LCD occlusion revealing a green underlayer which is then held in this state until the screen is reset either via a button on the back of the tablet or a magnet on the back of the pen being held close to the erase icon on the front of the tablet. For general note taking where permanent record is not really needed, this device does a good job.Overall, the design of this tablet is nice. It is very lightweight, and the cover feels rigid and durable. The cover is glued to the back of the tablet so it cannot be removed from the cover. The stylus fits snugly into a loop built into the magnetic clasp for the cover. This tablet does require good lighting to be easily readable as the green underlayer is not very bright/reflective. I think more of a neon green would work better here if the manufacturer were looking for ideas for improvements. The LCD's black is powered by a single replaceable coin battery that handles refreshing the screen's state, so there is no backlighting included for low light scenarios. A spare CR2016 battery is included with this tablet which is nice.This product's description does a fair job at describing the limitations of this tablet, so I would say it does meet expectations well and works well. My only two complaints are that there is not a companion phone app to record notes permanently from the tablet, and that the case cover does not have a ridge on the long end to hold the tablet in place at a 45-degree angle. I think the inclusion of these two features would elevate the usefulness quite a bit, as it does not hold up for writing when in the upright position, and there is not a convenient way to take snapshots, other than photos, of the work done like I can with my RocketBook for example. This makes this tablet's use cases somewhat limited to doodling and temporary tasks where I do not need the information I jot down for longer than a day or so.Other than that, I do like this tablet a lot and I feel that I will likely find a way to record drawings off of it successfully with some experimentation with black/white image capture from my phone or printer-scanner. This product definitely feels high quality to hold and is very portable, so a great companion for looking professional at meetings...as long as the meeting does not run too long, and I do not run out of space! I love the concept of this however and will likely be keeping this by my office desk for a lot of small tasks.

Didn’t work both batteries weren’t working haven’t replaced them yet

The item description is accurate, you're going to want to have very bright lights to see what you write because the stylus are so thin. Comes with two stylus, one attaches to each side. Screen locks are separate for two surfaces. Erases using the eraser end of the stylus or a metal object over the appropriate mark at the bottom of the tablet.

This device does what is advertised, it takes handwritten notes and, if you are into that, can probably also serve as a drawing tablet.The visibility of your writing on the tablet is not the best. You can see in the picture that you get a greenish line on a black background. In full daylight that is absolutely ok, but as soon as the light gets a little dimmer, it is sort of hard to read.From my Amazon Scribe I am used to be able to erase a letter or a line with the opposite side of the pen. That comes in handy of you write fast and make mistakes. This tablet does not offer partial erasure. It has a button on the lower back which erases the whole page, that is it. I have yet to test, if with a weak magnet you might be able to erase lines, but that's experimental and has no place in a review.What makes it more useful to me than the Scribe for note taking is that it is the closest thing to a sheet of paper when it comes to availability and speed. I love the Scribe but if I want to jot something down, I have to wait for it to wake up, then go to Notebook and then open a notebook of my choice or a new one.This tablet is ready as soon as you open the cover. When I am on the phone, I like to take notes which I later type into a document. Most of the notes land in the paper bin after I have transcribed them. I might have wasted thousands of sheets of paper doing this. This device avoids waste, which I like.If you look at it from an economical standpoint, you might think twice, as the $27 it costs buy you between 3,000 and 4,000 sheets of copy paper, depending on the paper quality. So, the break even for this tablet is after you pushed the erase button 3 to 4 thousand times.