This little tablet is awesome. I mounted it on my office door with command velcro straps and it's been a hit. Easy to write on and see. Staff is talking about every door needing one.

I recently purchased the LCD Writing Tablet for Kids, and I am thoroughly impressed with its functionality and educational value. The 8.5 inch colorful doodle board drawing tablet is the perfect size for little hands, and the magnetic feature makes it easy to stick it on the fridge or other surfaces for easy display.As a parent of a 6 year old, I appreciate the reusable drawing pads that can be easily wiped clean with no mess or fuss. The tablet is a great tool for encouraging creativity and imagination in kids, and it doubles as a portable learning toy for preschoolers and toddlers.The LCD screen is bright and easy to read, making it a fun and interactive way for kids to learn and practice writing, drawing, and spelling. The tablet is also an eco-friendly alternative to paper and pencil, making it a great investment for both kids and the environment.Overall, I highly recommend the LCD Writing Tablet for Kids to any parent looking for a fun and educational tool to help their child develop their creativity and learning skills.

I like all the features, the best so far for a same line color of the whole screen.

Compared to others, this is a good writing tablet, bright, easy to use, clear, lock, my grand kid loves it!

This is a well sized writing tablet. Great for math and school work that requires scratch paper. The tablet is light and also bendable. It is not so bendable it will be easy to break, but rigid like a Samsung tablet it is not. The screen is sensitive to writing with the included pen. You do not need to press hard to work the tablet. The eraser button works well and leaves no green behind. The lock is located in a good spot on the back of the tablet. It is not something we typically use with school work scratch.We are happy with the overall product and it fills our needs.

It is very fun to use this writing pad. My kids are enjoying scribbling it even I tried it a few times. It comes in handy when teaching kids alphabets and math problems.Pro: Large Size, Lock for accidental erase

The technology now in days is getting cooler and cooler , this pad super cool and it’s easy to use .My little sister is a drawer and she loves it.

We bought a pad like this a couple years ago at Staples for over $30. We liked it and it has been very handy for homeschooling. This year we upgraded to this pad which is much brighter, less expensive and fun to use. We use it to explain and then practice math problems. Mistakes do have to be x'ed or scratched out but I feel like seeing the mistakes is better than erasing anyway. No more having to find scrap paper either.

The media could not be loaded.  Money saver.My son loves to draw. With this, i saved money. He can draw and erase a thousand times.Works well.Its huge, its 15”Easy to use. Draw and press button to reset.It can also be locked so reset button is locked.Highly recommended

The media could not be loaded.  I'm calling this five out of five stars for what it is. I use this simple doodle board to help my children with their homework. It is often easier to explain a concept or show the work for a math problem by drawing it out, but that drawing needs to exist only for several minutes, and then we are on to the next problem. Over a school year, this can waste a lot of paper, but I can use this tablet repeatedly without waste.First off, the stylus does indeed attach to the tablet. Although the instructions don't explain this, the pictures show the stylus clipped to the upper right corner. The stylus clip slides into the provided groove on the side of the case.When I first took it out of the package, there were some odd imprints on the screen that did not disappear when I pressed the erase button. The instructions explain using the unlock/lock switch on the back to enable/disable the erase button. I had to press the button a few times, but all was well after that.For what I use this for, it is excellent. For $25, I would not expect it to do OCR nor save to the cloud or any other advanced feature that the $400 tablets have. If I were proud of something that one of my children or I had drawn, I would take a photo of it with my cell phone.