LCD Writing Tablet for Adult: 6.5 Inch Mini Full Screen Drawing Board Reusable Digital Notepad Portable Use for Office Study Teaching

I need to write lists at work, so I want a writing pad. On the whole, I'm happy with it. It's also very useful. There is a lot of writing space. The stylus writes cleanly and thin lines. The stylus is attached to the side by a magnet and holds well. You can use pretty much anything with a hard point to write. I'm really saving paper. You do need good lighting. Writing works well at work. In dim light, it's a little hard to see. Keep this in mind wherever you use it.

I was shopping around for a pocket size writing tablet both for myself and the school I work for as a suggestion for a product to potentially issue to students. This tablet is thin, small, and lightweight enough - yet has a lot of writing room, thanks to the large screen size and being double-sided - that it can both fit easily into a pocket and replace a standard writing pad. I love it. My only complaint is that this same seller does not offer a carrying case for it, but I did find another seller that offers carrying cases that look like they fit this product exactly. The width of this tablet with the stylus is 3.31", and the inner width of the case I selected is 3.5". The case I picked out for this tablet can be found here (many color choices available): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XZ13TRR My case arrives tomorrow, so I will update this review when it arrives.

Great for the price. Only thing I wish is that the erase button was on the front. Didn’t think about that when ordering. Feels nice to write on. Feels a bit cheap but it works well for my use case.

Other reviewers are correct where it's very dim to read. I have other LCD screens, and I knew they weren't as bright as the marketing pictures, I was surprised how dark it was. I think it's because the line widths from the pen is so thin, that it makes it extra difficult to read, but there's also not as much writing space so you don't want to write as thick as bigger screens. It works for my needs and is ok, but I had to knock down stars because immediately some of the screen has been lifting. I keep trying to push it back down, but it still lifts. I don't know what glue I can use to keep the LCD screen, or the little black bar at the bottom of the screen, sealed.

I recently started using this paperless writing tablet, and it’s been an excellent tool for both work and personal use. What sets this tablet apart is that it doesn’t require charging or batteries, making it incredibly convenient and always ready to use. The writing experience is smooth, with a natural feel similar to pen and paper, which is a big plus. One of the standout features is its ability to clear notes with the press of a button. This makes it ideal for environments where privacy is crucial, such as in healthcare settings. Since the tablet doesn’t save any notes, it’s a perfect solution for avoiding HIPAA violations. I can jot down patient information, quickly reference it, and then erase it without worrying about data breaches or accidental sharing. The tablet is lightweight and durable, making it easy to carry around on the go. It’s also a more eco-friendly alternative to using endless amounts of paper. The screen is easy to read in various lighting conditions, and it doesn’t strain my eyes during long shifts. The only downside is that it doesn’t store or transfer notes, so if you need to keep any information, you’ll have to find another way to record it. However, for those who need a simple, reliable, and secure way to take temporary notes, this tablet is a perfect choice. Overall, this paperless writing tablet is an excellent investment for anyone who values convenience, privacy, and simplicity in their note taking!

This item shows bold writing ability but text does not come out bold and is hard to read. You have to be in the sun or bright light to see the text. It is the perfect size, about cell phone size, for communicating short messages… especially for someone who is keyboard deficient. The screen is unreadable unless you’re using it in super bright light. Not possible for short days in New England.

It works well and is easy to use!

Actual board function is not like the images. The lines are very thin, making them harder to see, and the overall "brightness" of the writing is much dimmer than the images indicate (even in a well-lit room). The board does function, and the "clear" and "lock" features do function well, but I did not find it useful overall (due to the thinness and dimness of the lines, making it more efforrt to me than worth it to see), and as a result it went into the trash.