Richgv LCD Writing Tablet 15 Inch Electronic Graphics Tablets Doodle Pads Digital Ewriter, Portable Drawing Board for Kids and Adults at Home, School Office Business Handwriting Pad

For $20, this is a good deal: I really wanted a Remarkable tablet but those are $700 right now, so I decided to try this out to see if I would actually use one. I'm quite pleased with this. I have the 15-inch screen, which is good for me and my terrible handwriting, (PLEASE DO NOT LOOK AT THE PICTURE) and it's all ready become so important that, if I'm still using it as often in a month, I'm going to upgrade to one with the features missing that I wish it had.The first feature I wish it had is a carrying case. In the photo, the 15-inch screen BARELY (!!!!!!!) fits into a regular notebook for a tablet of paper: IF I take the paper out, I can smoosh the writing tablet in, but the zipper barely fits around the frame. It's only $20, so dropping it and breaking it isn't going to be a big deal, but it's easier to carry in a case. It will definitely fit into my laptop case.As I was struggling to get the writing tablet into the case in the photo, I noticed that--in spite of having the screen locked--smudges and random lines showed up on the surface. Again, this isn't a big deal, it's really a kid's toy, but if you need something more professional--since you can't erase random lines like this without erasing the whole thing--you probably need to look for a different model.So, other missing features you need to be aware of before buying: you cannot erase some specific area of the screen; once you've drawn it, it's there, unless you clear the entire screen. It does NOT leave impressions of your arm or hand as you are drawing/writing, but if it bumps something that has a decent edge to it, the "area of impact" will leave a spot (this isn't a big deal, I just want to clarify). It also only has one color of "ink" you can use, the green you see in the image. I realized these things when purchasing it--it's only $20--and I knew I would be spending two to three times that getting one with these missing features.The writing is clear, the stylus works exceptionally well, the marked areas show up quite nicely (some people may naturally use a "lighter hand" when writing/drawing than others so if you do, this might not be dark enough for you, but I tend to press hard naturally). I got the 15-inch which is a VERY nice writing space but it's so big it doesn't readily fit into a carrying case.All in all, I really am happy with having this and I've been using it for EVERYTHING! I'm really happy I got it and, because I enjoy this so much now, I'll probably upgrade very soon!

It’s a nice bigger writing tablet. Value for money.

This is not a "drawing tablet", so don't think you'll be able to upload your art to your computer, etc. It's not really digital; it's barely even electronic. It has no "understanding" of what lines you've drawn on it - I think it's more a trick of physics keeping them where you put them. Rather, it's basically reusable paper - like a small chalkboard without the mess, or running out of chalk. If that's what you WANT, though, it's great. I bought two like a year ago, and now have two more in my cart so I can have separate ones for different purposes. I use them for to-do lists, or for working through equations I don't care about enough to preserve, etc., rather than the piles of paper I've historically gone through. It'd be nice if you could selectively erase - but perhaps that's asking too much of the simple mechanism at work.

This is a great little tablet. Got it for math calculations, to save on the paper/clutter. It works well for that purpose and it's big enough for at least 1 long problem before you need to clear it out. (Algebra 1 and 2.) The pen does not fit into the top though. We have one smaller tablet for our youngest child and this one I'm reviewing is for our oldest. I know it might sound silly, but my favorite feature on the smaller tablet for our youngest is that the pen is always with it (barring any seriously rough handling, which doesn't happen too often). With this one, it just falls right off with any little bump. I'd rather have that problem than have it be unclear when you're using it or anything though. It IS clear though which technically is all it needs to be.

Granddaughter loved it. All that matters!!

This guy is very big and really nice. I bought it for my 3 year old and he loves it. I did get extra pens but he is really good about reattaching the one it came with. For the price you will be very pleased.

Just opened these for Christmas. The images drawn don’t erase. We’ve unlocked the pad with the unlock button and also changed the battery. Worthless junk that didn’t even get used ONE time and we’re past the return window because we bought as a Christmas gift. Waste of money and worthless junk.

If you're looking to purchase one of these for making a shopping list and mounting on the fridge or wall, this is not the best option. The device works as advertised, but it doesn't have key features which would make it more useful as a utility than a toy: 1) The stylus holder is on the back side and there's no where to clip or attach it to the front or side (you'll need to tie it to a string and attach it somehow), 2) there are no mounting magnets or brackets (bring your own), and 3) the lock switch (which prevents erasure) is on the back and that makes accidental erasure a likely possibility unless it's not mounted to begin with. You can't save or download the image with this low-end model, either. If you're planning on using it as a utility, do not assume it will be easily mounted anywhere. Also, there are no instructions on how to remove the battery cover to replace it, but it came with one installed and an extra in the box. When it comes time to change the battery, I hope I don't break it trying to open the compartment!