LitEnergyA2 LED Copy Board Light Tracing Box, Ultra-Thin Adjustable Artcraft LED Trace Light Pad for Tattoo Drawing, Streaming, Sketching, Animation, Stenciling

- Good bright screen to trace things- Don't mistake this as something that is like a tablet where you can look up any photo and trace it, this is strictly for tracing physical things- Battery life is long term- Charging is great- Is nice and sturdy I don't suggest sitting on it or anything though for the fact.- Size is very nice even for large pieces of paper from sketch books- Has a ruler on the side and it's accurate- Easy to use- It is functional- Value for money is great- Easy to turn on and off- Light doesn't really flicker from what I've experienced.

Love this light pad. It is a great size for all my projects. Can be very bright but dims down easily just by holding the button.

I bought this LED Copy Board Light Tracing Box to help with my tattoo stencil transfers and sketching, and it has very productive using it! The brightness is adjustable, making it super easy to work on different paper types. The ultra-thin and lightweight design makes it convenient to carry around. I also used it for tracing blueprints for a DIY home project, and it worked flawlessly. Highly recommend!

My husband is an architect but also does a lot of anime drawings for our kids because that’s what they’re crazy about.The tablet itself works really well and you can set the light settings to your preferred brightness. However, it has to remain plugged in to use it. Since the cord doesn’t have a very far reach, my husband has to keep at at a few feet in distance. Otherwise it will not stay on.The first picture shows it without the light on and the second shows you how transparent a thick piece of drawing paper can appear while it’s on its highest setting.The only thing my husband complains about with the tablet is that he has to stay stationary to use it. This was something he wanted to use out on the balcony , or sitting in bed.Can’t do that if you’re restricted with distance.He does say that it makes tracings for him a lot easier and thinks it’s a very cool gadget.So overall, the quality of the tablet is great, feels like it will last a while. I can’t attest to if it’s prone to breaking easily as it seems like any kind of electronic device you would have to be careful with anyway.It’s lightweight and doesn’t take up a lot of space.

Works better than I thought it would for the price. I use it on my watercolor paper.

When I look back over the years of my drawing and card making, I marvel at how products have changed and improved -- like light boxes!I have my original light box and it still works very well but decided to switch out for this LitEnergy light box for these reasons: it is lightweight, very portable, a has larger work surface (than my original light box), and has adjustable light intensity settings.I was absolutely delighted with the features when I first used it on a recent sketching project! It is USB-powered and I regret that I did not opt for the cordless/rechargeable model -- but this is a VERY small regret. I always have a backup charger at the ready to help with my cph and laptop in emergencies. It's a great backup plan when your computer/laptop or an electrical outlet aren't availableThe LitEnergy IS lightweight but not flimsy -- that's great if you prefer using your lap as your "desktop". The surface is uniformly lighted. I chose the bright pink border because I preferred to have an easily visible outline when working on a large paper project.I bought this light box on a special Amazon pricing offer but would gladly pay the normal full price for the ease of use, convenience, uniformity of illumination and how easy it is to adjust the light intensity level.This is my great investment!

This is a great light box for tracing and sketching. It's a generous size and seems to be thick and durable. It has a bright display, allowing colors and lines to show easily. The cord is generous enough to allow it to be used most anywhere. I'm happy with the purchase and am glad I didn't fall for the more expensive options. This is a great value for the money.

Overall this little light table is everything it's advertized to be. It's super light weight, it's porable (but needs to be plugged in to use), the light is bright on the brightest setting and can be adjusted. You do need an outlet plug which I expected when I bought this. I use an old android oulet plug that I had laying around.I only have two issues:1) When the design I'm working with is really complicated, my OCD wants to rotate the light table. This means that I keep hitting the large power button as I work which either turns off the devise or dims the light, so I have to stop to fix the brightness or turn it back on. I imagine this isn't a super widespread issue and mostly just affects my neurotic self.2) This one is a lesser issue for me since I'm right handed, but would be an issue for left handed people. The cord plugs in at the upper left hand corner of the devise, but it the way the power cord is designed, forces the cord to run toward the bottom of the table, so the cord gets in the way. If the cord was designed to go toward the top of the devise, it would be out of the way, but as is, I occasionally get tangled up in it. Not enough to be a deal breaker for me, but I could see a left handed person getting really frustrated with the cord.Overall, it's fine. It certainly works how it should, but a couple design tweaks would take it from okay to really great.