LitEnergy A2 LED Copy Board Light Tracing Box, Ultra-Thin Adjustable Artcraft LED Trace Light Pad for Tattoo Drawing, Streaming, Sketching, Animation, Stenciling

This light tracing pad works really well for drawing and sketching. The brightness is adjustable and evenly distributed, which makes tracing clean and easy without harsh glare. It’s thin and lightweight, so it doesn’t take up much space on my desk and is easy to store when not in use. Overall, a great value and very practical for art projects. Highly recommend!

I got this LitEnergy A4 LED Copy Board for my daughter and she absolutely loves it. The light is bright and even, which makes tracing so much easier and more fun for her. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and the adjustable brightness is a nice feature. It’s been perfect for drawing and practicing her sketches. The only thing I didn’t love is that it has to stay plugged in to work (at least ours does), so it’s not portable unless you’re near a USB power source. But honestly, that hasn’t stopped her from enjoying it. Overall, we’re really happy with it and it’s been a great addition to her art supplies!

I bought it to trace drawings and make more accurate sketches, and the truth exceeded my expectations. The LED light is uniform, powerful and adjustable, which allows you to work both day and night without steezing your eyes. The A4 size is perfect for standard sheets and templates.

This light pad works great for tracing and art projects! It’s slim, lightweight, and the brightness is adjustable. I was impressed that the light even shows through very thick multimedia paper with no problem. The only downside is that it doesn’t hold a charge, it has to stay plugged in while you use it. Not a huge deal, but worth knowing if you wanted something more portable. Overall, it’s a solid tool for the price. Easy to use, does exactly what it’s supposed to, and makes tracing so much easier.

I am new at sketching and bought this pad to use for difficult stuff. I am trying to limit the number of times I erase so the erasure marks do not show. I got the pad yesterday and have used it quite a bit already. This pad is as advertised. It is black, thin, 9x12, looks well built, and is very light weight. There is a button to turn the back light on and I plug it into one of the USB ports on my laptop. I noticed when I plugged it in that the USB end that plugs into the computer is tight. I had to really push to get it to go in. This model was the lowest priced on the Amazon page, but I wanted to test it before I considered buying a higher priced model. This one does not have a lot of bells and whistles. It turns on, has a nice light, and does what I need. I may be too new at this to realize what I am missing by buying this simple one. The pad does not turn off on its own; you have to press a button. The paper I laid directly on the glass did not slide or move on its own. It stays unless you manually lift the paper and remove it. To trace something, you have to have the image on a piece of paper that you can then place on the glass. So I found the image, printed it using my PC printer, and then used the pad to trace it onto the sketch paper. The tracing was easy. I kept my touch light to prevent damage to the glass. The touch is light. This is good for sketching, but the on/off switch turns off easily if your arm or hand touches it. I will update this in a month or so after I have used it more.

Sturdy, even though it is thin and light. What I like most about this tracing light box is that it is bright enough to see through the paper being traced and 140 lb quality watercolor paper. For convenience, I keep it stored alongside my stack of watercolor paper. The battery has a long life.

I bought this for tracing sketches and it works really well. The brightness adjustment is nice because you can make it just bright enough without straining your eyes. It’s also very thin and lightweight, so it’s easy to move around or store when I’m done. Overall, the size and sturdiness makes it great for sketching.

I'm using this this lightbox with the adult coloring book, "Art Masterpieces to Color" by Marty Noble and I'm quite pleased with the lightbox on this, my first day of using it. I can lay a heavy sheet of white paper over a masterpiece carefully torn out of the book and clearly see the outlines of the masterpiece underneath the heavy-stock sheet of paper, allowing me to draw my own picture with no trace of the black lines drawn by Marty Noble in his book. The lightbox is very lightweight, has adjustable LED lighting, and lights a surface up to 8"x11" (A4). The USB cord must be plugged in while the lightbox is in use, not a problem for me. I cannot evaluate the lightbox's durability because I've had it for only one day. Be careful with it! But I'm optimistic.

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Me encantó el tamaño de la tabla de luz, es, perfecta para mis necesidades. La intensidad regulable me permite revisar registros de impresión y diapositivas, también, es ideal para transferir bocetos a los materiales de dibujo final. El único detalle que observé es el conector usb-c, es más largo que el estándar, así que sólo puede usarse el cable provisto.

This board is used solely for art. Primarily for the beginning outline for watercolour painting. Works like a charm! Couldn’t be happier.

This light pad has been an absolute game changer for weeding my Cricut projects! The bright, even backlight makes it so easy to see fine cut lines, even on intricate vinyl and HTV designs. It seriously cuts my weeding time in half and helps prevent mistakes. It’s thin, lightweight, and easy to store, but still super sturdy. I love the adjustable brightness, which lets me customize the lighting depending on the material I’m working with. Whether I’m weeding small text, layered designs, or detailed decals, this makes everything cleaner, faster, and less frustrating. If you own a Cricut or Silhouette, this is a total must-have crafting tool! Highly recommend for anyone who weeds vinyl regularly. ✨

As expected and happy with build quality. Not used often enough yet but seem to do the job. Should have got the A3 version like the one in the picture or is that a child’s hand!