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

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!

We use these at home as a replacement for scratch paper when doing things like math homework etc. They work great, conserve paper and frankly, are far more convenient than having to erase mistakes (just click a button or flip it over). Great little tool. The only downside if there is one, is that you need sufficient light to see it. We frequently find ourselves trying to readjust to avoid glare while using it with overhead lights. Not a deal breaker by any means.

Bought this as a parts/grocery list in the pocket, yeah I have a Samsung s23 Ultra with a stylus, but then you have to open the app, hunt down the list, and blah blah blah. With this, no apps, write list, cross stuff off of list, press the erase button so now you don't have 400 lists saved, which is great for archival purposes, if you're into that, but gets annoying to hunt down the relevant list. Especially when you more or less buy similar enough things constantly. For that it does its job well. The only flaw is that this could use an elastic pen holder since the magnet is way too weak, that you need a better tethering system. THOUGH, with that said, the included stylus does write nice and thin, like a ball point pen. Highly recommend. UPDATE: 11.5 QUICK REVIEW since you can't review for EACH INDIVIDUAL ITEMS on Amazon, but I also bought the 11.5 one. Not much to add, great thin line again, super clean as well, no artifacting like I've seen on other tablets I've bought that I had to then return. THOUGH, THAT CASE, is a game changer. it's vinyl covered, but has a nice hard cover meaning when closed, you'll have to press pretty hard on the cover to get it to pick up on the tablet. Also like the way the stylus stows in the clasp, very secure. I also like the thinner stylus. I do prefer these to Boogie Boards. If not for price alone, it's the better line quality on this. May not be as VIBRANT, but decent enough lighting will do the trick. Room lighting = Good, lamp light = Struggle.

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.

While this is interesting, and probably useful for some folks, its not so much for me. I like the idea of being able to jot down a quick note or two and leave it there locked for later. Perfect for making shopping lists, or jotting some notes in a meeting or watching an instructional video. The pad itself is very solid and feels good in the hands, it certainly wont break or snap. So its got good durability. Its pretty straight forward and easy to operate and use. What I don't like: - is if you write something and make a mistake, there is no erasing. Its either cross it out or erase the whole thing. - I also don't like that you can't see it if the room isn't bright or has enough lighting or natural lighting. - The writing is very thin, I think if it offered different pen point size it would be easier to see when looking at it.

I've always had a bad memory, which was made even worse after some health issues I went through recently. Now that I'm back to work, after almost 3 months off, I can't remember basic tasks that I've been doing for years. I was going through so much paper leaving myself notes of things I could not forget to do, that it was getting ridiculous. I had a gift card and was looking through stuff I might want and came across this. It was on sale for $9.99 and figured that wasn't so much that even if it didn't work well, I wouldn't be out much. I'm so glad I did. I've been using it constantly in the office since I got it, and no longer wasting paper! I even ordered two more (although with larger screens, I wanted this one to easily fit in my pocket at work) so I can have one for my own 'to do' list at home and another to leave on the kitchen counter for general notes for the family. While I can see that if you're not in a well-lit area the screen can be hard to see, everywhere I use it does have sufficient lighting, so it's not an issue for me. I've also put a 'watch' on this size again (the 6.5 inch) and if it goes on a good enough sale I might order another one, so I'll have two at work -- one for daily tasks and one for 'long term' things that need to get done. Definitely 5 stars from me!!

Perfect for use on DnD. I use it to plan out my turns in advance so I dont hold up the table when its my turn (having to figure out what I'm doing). Helps immensely with my ADHD!

Purchased in Sep 2025, now May 2026. Was working fine, but then could not erase. Could still write on it, but pushing button or using the end of the pen to 'erase' is not working at all. I've tried a different one where the erasing degraded over time, but this just suddenly stopped erasing at all. Made sure the lock button unlocked. Changed the battery, made sure the battery was in the correct orientation, still no go. I'd love to use these as scratch pads, but they simply do not work beyond a few months and just become trash.