LCD Writing Tablet for Adults-6.5″&6″ LCD Writing Tablet,Double-Sided Full Screen Electronic Drawing Pad,Mini Portable Digital Notepad for School,Office,Home,Erasable,Reusable

One word to describe this Ksequ LCD writing tablet, 11.5" version: Fantastic!Was a bit skeptical on if the tablet had the ability to support fine point writing and if the contrast was going to be an issue with the ability to use this tablet in relatively low light conditions. I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality of both the front and back screens. The pressure required to write on the tablet is no more than you would write on a piece of paper. One of the biggest pros to this tablet is that it rejects fingerprints or palm registration to result in spots on the tablet that would be present on lower quality LCD tablets. This tablet will only show the marks when you are using the stylus and will keep the screen free of any kind of anomaly. I was curious if the screen could be captured from a copy, and it was able to easily create a copy when set to full color or black and white output. Please see the attached photos of what it looks like under normal lighting conditions and close-up views. This is an incredible product and offers so many use cases for when you want to eliminate the need for paper and still have the ability to write in a fine point font.Also the build quality and frame seems very rigid and does not bend, seems very solid. A lightly damp cloth is all that is needed to keep the screen free of any kind of fingerprint smudges.I've give this product a rating of 10 out of 10 for functionality, versatility, and ease of use. Welcome to the future of paperless! love the dual screen where you get two writing surfaces with both the same quality an it truly writes up to the very edge of the entire screen. The Ksequ 11.5" LCD Writing tablet is incredible!

This is the perfect little note pad for forgetful people like myself. It's definitely cheap, but for what it is I've found it to be pretty handy. Sure the button placement isn't the best, and the stylus has nowhere to stick it (I velcro'd mine to the side of the tablet thing) but this thing is awesome. It works well for what it is, you can sit and doodle and clear it, when you get a random idea or have something you don't want to forget, just jot it down. Then when you want to clear it just push the button. It's durable, I've stepped on it I've dropped it and it's fine, I thought I'd have spots that wouldn't clear but no it keeps going. I've had it for probably 6 months now and it's cheap and effective.

It's similar to the cheap LCD drawing tablets for kids, except the strokes are thinner, similar to an ink pen. The stroke size is controlled by the screen itself, not the writing utensil. I tried writing some text on a kid's version and on this. The kid's version is comically bold, but on this product it looks like good hand-written text.It's a little hard to see (they're not joking about using it in a well-lit area), but it's certainly usable and enjoyable. I would love to see a version with higher contrast (maybe pure white background instead of teal?), or even a backlit model one day. But I'm still glad I purchased this. Similar to a pencil, you need to use a moderate but reasonable amount of pressure to get the full stroke width.The drawable area comes very close to the edge of the product (like 2 mm), a very nice touch. The buttons feel a little cheap, but not bad. The writing experience is great. I enjoy drawing lines, math problems, or even just fine doodling.One tiny issue, the magnet is coming out of the side of the stylus. I need to glue it back in.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I wanted a good tablet and the price was right

It has a lot of great things about it. Like how it will last a long time and all that. But, I just don't feel compelled to use it. I can't find a use case for myself where it makes sense that I would write anything on this over a standard notepad or something digitally with a large memory. I'm not sure how to fit this into my life otherwise I'd go 5/5. You can have two screens of stuff until you are done with those two screens of stuff. I lost it. I forgot I even bought this until I came here to review it which tells me I did not fall in love with it.

Very easy to use and fun! You can use it for all sorts of things and it has a lock so if you bump it, it won’t erase! 🙌🏻

Thses things are awesome for small kids. Sad reality is that it simulates holding an ipad. Sure, kids still like to draw, and they will, as long as there isn't a screen around. We kept these in the car and for taking little ones to restaurants. For little plastic things they are pretty rugged. Dont break, battery doesnt die. Now that the kids are older we use them for notes and reminders around the house.

I have this and the more expensive competitor "Boogie" option. The competitors build is quite a bit better.Comparing with with the BB. I would have to say that the BB writes much smoother, and is easier to read. The green seems to pop more.This writing tablet is unique, I like the two sided screen and smaller form factor. Although, as you can see in my picture, the buttons start to lift after about a week of use.