Mini LCD Writing Tablet, 6.5in Double Display Erasable Reusable Electronic Drawing Pads, Electronic scratchpad for Kids and Adults（Black

Great to have around to make quick notes, like meeting or phone calls or game cheat codes. One-click erase providing the battery has juice.

I primarily use the notes app in my computer or phone, but I still regularly find myself just needing to write down a quick reference number/phone number (or whatever). Now that most stuff is digital, I no longer have a ready supply of scratch paper, and I don't want to buy/waste new paper.I've been looking for something that isn't wasteful or expensive, and I've tried a few different solutions. This is by far my favorite. I love the size--it fits in any space my phone does, but since it's two sided, I get the same writing space as a Boogie Board Jot, and it allows for finer details than the jot and has a screen lock. I also like it better than the portable white boards I've tried because I don't have to keep cleaner on hand and pushing a button is soooo much faster.It feels sturdier than my jot and held up better in its first week of use (my jot is already showing stress around the edges of the screen). It also looks more professional.I'm so happy with this purchase. Totally worth the price I paid.

I appreciate the form factor- it doesn’t take up much space in my gaming bag or on the table top next to a playmat (game store seating can be packed pretty tight at tournament time).I wish it were brighter, but I think that is just a limit of this tech (output seems similar to the name brand boards). For under $10, it’s worth picking up if you’re a tournament TCG player.

Absolutely amazing! Yes it’s better in bright light but you can still see AB’s wore well enough in dimmed light

This product is very cool in concept. I have saved tons of paper and ink. I work with PHI and it's nice to press a button and have all my notes disappear. I do have a problem with the tablet I received, though. A significant area at the top of the screen is "dead" so whatever I write, it's very smudged and is more faint visually. As I write towards the middle and bottom, the lines are crisp and easy to read. I may have to try another kind. But overall, what a great idea.

I love it...I use it for work and my boss asked me where I got it from and they ended up buying one for the entire department. It is awesome for quick notes that don't need to be saved and it fits in your pocket.

*** UPDATE ***I purchased a new CR2016 cell and the problem remains. The tablet has ceased to erase writing (Yes, I checked to be certain the "do not erase" switch is set to allow erasing)Changing previous 3-star rating to 1 star because it died without any sort of over- or mis-use.Gone too soon....****The tablet works for quickly jotting down things. I have it on the side of my fridge (built-in magnets work great for me if I hang it upside down! Orientation makes no difference in taking notes. Stylus' magnet works to keep IT stuck to the fridge, too.). Mostly it gets shopping list stuff, then cleared after I've copied to my phone. Useful for quick recipe notes, and for leaving funny messages for the family to find.Had it about 10 months, probably used it four times a month on average. The CLEAR button only dims the writing now, not clears completely. Swapped in the handy-dandy replacement battery that came with the tablet - no change in behavior. Either the spare died on the shelf while waiting to be called upon, or the tablet has gone bad. I'll invest in a new CR2016 to isolate the trouble. Hoping it is simply inferior original batteries.You (meaning I) need fairly bright ambient light to be able to see the writing. Not an issue in my kitchen during daytime, but have to crank up the lumens a bit after sunset.I think it is a fair value, but still feel unloving toward the likely cheap-o batteries they supplied.

Not bright at all