LCD Writing Tablet, 9.5in Double Display Erasable Reusable Electronic Drawing Pads

I own several of these Amoretti writing tablets in various sizes and I continue to be a fan of them. They come the closest to the device I really want - basically a barebones digital notepad. (I would love to have something that only captures written notes/lists, preferably with a backlight and the ability to erase selectively. I don't need a full e-ink tablet for this, I just want to capture info that doesn't need to live on a smart device forever.) To be clear, this device doesn't quite do that, but the case adds a lot of usability. You're still only able to erase the entire page at a time, but the cover makes it much easier to avoid accidentally marking up the page between page refreshes. The annoyance of the page getting marked up and messy before I was ready to erase was always annoying to me on the earlier devices. I couldn't really use it like a to-do list around the house because inevitably the page would pick up extra marks just in handling and become hard to read before I checked everything off the list. Instead I had multiple that lived in various places - and in this way they work great, kinda like an infinitely reusable sticky note that's less cluttery and messy. I've been carrying this new writing tablet around for 2 days and the case is perfect - just enough structure to prevent unwanted marks, but it's still so thin! The built-in stand works fine too, but I tend to use these devices orientated long-ways, so that particular feature won't be used much by me. I liked the idea of the magnetic stylus mount on the previous versions, but the magnet was weak and the stylus fell off easily, and one of the magnets fell out of one of my styluses altogether. (The company was nice enough to send me a replacement device when I asked about replacing the stylus, but I'd still love for a 3-pack of the styluses in the old style to be available. Heck, they should sell extras of this new one too.) Integrating the stylus holder on the case feels like a more secure solution, but these things are small and can be easily misplaced. The stylus is different compared to the earlier versions. There's no side magnet, and there's a little plastic tab on the end to keep the stylus from falling out of the holder. The new stylus has a magnet on the bottom (where an eraser would be) and you can use it to hit the reset button on the front of the device (it only works by a magnet touching it, and the erase lock has to be set to unlock.) It's kinda fun and feels faster and easier than using the back button. If you have the device sitting on a desk you don't have to pick it up to erase. It's a small feature, but it shows they are trying to think of ways to make this simple device even better. These style of writing tablets have built-in limitations just because of what they are. It seems unlikely they will ever offer one that writes in a more pleasing white or light gray color, and I'm guessing there's no practical way to add a backlight. That would require a bigger battery and bulkier device. I guess you could use a cheap book light with it. I do wish I had a solution so I could jot stuff down in bed at night without turning on a light. But overall, I actually really appreciate the simplicity of this device. It ships with an extra battery which is really nice, and the battery lasts a good long time. I have yet to replace the batteries in any of my other devices. (It's a watch style battery.) The biggest improvement here is obviously the case, and I love it. It hardly adds any bulk, but it does offer a lot of utility. I would definitely pick up this case version in other sizes, please off them in the smallest size next! With the cover, I could actually keep the smallest version in my purse or bag. So often I wish I could do a napkin sketch on something better than, well a napkin, when out and about. Tiny notebooks are bulkier than this and eventually just get torn up in your bag. But something like this would be ideal. My only criticism is that on mine, the lock button at the bottom doesn't slide and "click" into one orientation very smoothly. I have to really make sure it's in the right spot. Overall though, this was a great buy and I will definitely pick up more if they offer these in the smaller sizes as well!

This is probably the best digital ink tablet (of this style) I have ever purchased. The lines are crisp and thin, and the case helps keep the screen from getting damaged or erased while in your bag. Obviously, these style writing pads don't have a backlight, so don't expect to use it in the dark. The 11.5" size is perfect for quick notes, and the magnetic erase feature with the back of the stylus is a nice touch. For those that aren't familiar with this type of tablet, when you tell it to erase, it immediately erases everything on the screen, leaving you with a blank slate.

This was working great while it lasted… I work in a call center and was using this for customer information so that I could clear my tablet after each call. Well it wouldn’t clear after about 2-3 weeks of use.. even after changing the battery.. it was a good size tablet but there was a lag in erasing the board and now it simply doesn’t work.. would skip this one

This writting tablet isn't bad. There are ups and downs to it, so I'll start with the ups. It writes smoothly, lightweight, and I like how the screen is black instead of white. For me it has more downs, but there is a reason I gave it 4/5 stars; it's a cheap writting pad, and good for jotting down things you need to do or know without having to use paper, eco friendly. It is NOT rechargeable, but comes with an extra battery. You can't write on multiple pages, nor transfer what you write to a phone or PC. You also can't erase just one word, have to clear the whole page. The reason I gave it 4/5 with all those negatives is, I write a lot of things down, and have filled almost 3 small notebooks with notes, that I wish I could erase. This will replace my "jot down" notebook.... for example, I play an mmo, with multiple characters, and I'm trying to research traits on different characters, now I have a notebook with 3 pages all scratched out with the traits I need to research (waisting paper) with this, I can write down what the character needs, get it done and erase it. For those that say "why don't you use a pencil" I'll tell you why, because there will always be some residual lead on the paper. So for not having a lot of pros some others might like, it does everything I could need.

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The item sent has clearly been used—it has marks on the 'screen,' it doesn’t include the screw that secures the battery tray, and it was even dirty, with peeling on the casing. Additionally, it works defectively: when pressing the button, it doesn’t fully erase what has been written, leaving a very annoying ghosting effect. I wouldn’t recommend buying this item.

Amazing Product! Highly recommend! However if you have trouble seeing smaller/darker writing you might go with one that has a little brighter screen. Works great for me and I like how the stylus is a finer line and solid green rather than many colors!

Honestly not what I expected. Works great but not really a productivity tool like I was hoping. Pen and paper do just as good. If you are doing it to save paper, I think buying an electronic device that can not decompose or be recycled easily defeats the purpose. Does not connect to computer to download writings. So it’s needing to be transferred by hand. The writing pen makes for easy usage. Very clear display and ease to read your writing.