LCD Writing Tablet for Adults: 11.5 inch Full Screen with Tablet Case Hall Switch Digital Notepad Reusable Erasable Electronic Drawing Tablet Black

LCD Writing Tablet for Adults: 11.5 inch Full Screen with Tablet Case Hall Switch Digital Notepad Reusable Erasable Electronic Drawing Tablet Black
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Almost Perfect Desktop Companion

4 out of 5 stars

Almost Perfect Desktop Companion
Maybe I'm just showing my age, but even when sitting in front of a computer, I often prefer the physical act of writing down a temporary note over typing one. This task is usually filled by a mix of a paper notebook, a pad of sticky notes, and in recent years, a Boogie Board (another brand of LCD writing tablet). Of the three, I've come to prefer the Boogie Board for its endless reusability [meaning no waste], but its large size often had me reaching for sticky notes when I'm pressed for desk space (which is often). The Mini LCD Writing Tablet from YOLIPULI has swiftly dethroned the larger Boogie Board as my preferred desktop companion, but it's not without its flaws.What I like best: Aside from the fact that its only slightly taller and wider than my Pixel 8 (see picture next to a phone case for size comparison), I was pleased to find that the YOLIPULI mini tablet produces very thin lines — while the Boogie Board is akin to writing with a Sharpie, the YOLIPULI is like writing with a ball point pen, meaning it is easier to write smaller text and have it remain legible. I was surprised to find that if I intend to actually read back what I wrote, I can fit more text on the 6.5" YOLIPULI than I can on the larger Boogie Board [to be fair, I'll note that am using a years-old Boogie Board model WT14029, and I don't know what the brand is up to these days]. As a point of reference, I wrote the entire first paragraph of this review on the YOLIPULI (and later typed it, there are no fancy smart features here).What could be better: The tablet is very thin and has no grip. While I have no concerns about durability in my environment, a thicker product would be easier to hold, and grippy back would have been nice to prevent sliding while writing on a smooth surface (the Boogie Board slides around, too and is also very thin).What I don't like: The erase button is on the back of the tablet and is not completely flush with its surroundings, which causes two problems. 1-the tablet can wobble slightly when writing on a flat surface, which leads to: 2-If the lock switch is not engaged, it is possible to accidentally erase the tablet while writing on said flat surface.Solutions: The tablet is usable as-is (just remember to engage the lock while writing), but I decided on some DIY to perfect it for my needs. By adding strips of 3M foam tape to the back, I was able to "unalive" not two, but three birds with one stone: 1-Increased thickness for better grip in-hand. 2-Increased grip while writing on a flat surface. 3-The erase button now "floats" slightly above the writing surface, eliminating accidental erasing without having to use the lock switch. This was an easy, two minute project with tape I already had on hand, and I'm very happy to have this tablet on my desk… If YOLIPULI had considered these things in the first place, this product would have earned an easy five stars.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    So, it's a bit like a modern etch-a-sketch with 'pen' support. It's a tablet that you can write on. The writing is hard to read in dim light, but as long as you are in a well-lit environment, you're good to go. There is a watch battery inside that powers the 'delete' button on the back. It's thin, sort of small(ish). But it's a great little kitchen 'fridge list keeper if you want to glue a magnet to the back of it.


  • Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    Maybe I'm just showing my age, but even when sitting in front of a computer, I often prefer the physical act of writing down a temporary note over typing one. This task is usually filled by a mix of a paper notebook, a pad of sticky notes, and in recent years, a Boogie Board (another brand of LCD writing tablet). Of the three, I've come to prefer the Boogie Board for its endless reusability [meaning no waste], but its large size often had me reaching for sticky notes when I'm pressed for desk space (which is often). The Mini LCD Writing Tablet from YOLIPULI has swiftly dethroned the larger Boogie Board as my preferred desktop companion, but it's not without its flaws.

    What I like best: Aside from the fact that its only slightly taller and wider than my Pixel 8 (see picture next to a phone case for size comparison), I was pleased to find that the YOLIPULI mini tablet produces very thin lines — while the Boogie Board is akin to writing with a Sharpie, the YOLIPULI is like writing with a ball point pen, meaning it is easier to write smaller text and have it remain legible. I was surprised to find that if I intend to actually read back what I wrote, I can fit more text on the 6.5" YOLIPULI than I can on the larger Boogie Board [to be fair, I'll note that am using a years-old Boogie Board model WT14029, and I don't know what the brand is up to these days]. As a point of reference, I wrote the entire first paragraph of this review on the YOLIPULI (and later typed it, there are no fancy smart features here).

    What could be better: The tablet is very thin and has no grip. While I have no concerns about durability in my environment, a thicker product would be easier to hold, and grippy back would have been nice to prevent sliding while writing on a smooth surface (the Boogie Board slides around, too and is also very thin).

    What I don't like: The erase button is on the back of the tablet and is not completely flush with its surroundings, which causes two problems. 1-the tablet can wobble slightly when writing on a flat surface, which leads to: 2-If the lock switch is not engaged, it is possible to accidentally erase the tablet while writing on said flat surface.

    Solutions: The tablet is usable as-is (just remember to engage the lock while writing), but I decided on some DIY to perfect it for my needs. By adding strips of 3M foam tape to the back, I was able to "unalive" not two, but three birds with one stone: 1-Increased thickness for better grip in-hand. 2-Increased grip while writing on a flat surface. 3-The erase button now "floats" slightly above the writing surface, eliminating accidental erasing without having to use the lock switch. This was an easy, two minute project with tape I already had on hand, and I'm very happy to have this tablet on my desk… If YOLIPULI had considered these things in the first place, this product would have earned an easy five stars.

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    4.0 out of 5 stars

    Almost Perfect Desktop Companion

    Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024


    Maybe I'm just showing my age, but even when sitting in front of a computer, I often prefer the physical act of writing down a temporary note over typing one. This task is usually filled by a mix of a paper notebook, a pad of sticky notes, and in recent years, a Boogie Board (another brand of LCD writing tablet). Of the three, I've come to prefer the Boogie Board for its endless reusability [meaning no waste], but its large size often had me reaching for sticky notes when I'm pressed for desk space (which is often). The Mini LCD Writing Tablet from YOLIPULI has swiftly dethroned the larger Boogie Board as my preferred desktop companion, but it's not without its flaws.

    What I like best: Aside from the fact that its only slightly taller and wider than my Pixel 8 (see picture next to a phone case for size comparison), I was pleased to find that the YOLIPULI mini tablet produces very thin lines — while the Boogie Board is akin to writing with a Sharpie, the YOLIPULI is like writing with a ball point pen, meaning it is easier to write smaller text and have it remain legible. I was surprised to find that if I intend to actually read back what I wrote, I can fit more text on the 6.5" YOLIPULI than I can on the larger Boogie Board [to be fair, I'll note that am using a years-old Boogie Board model WT14029, and I don't know what the brand is up to these days]. As a point of reference, I wrote the entire first paragraph of this review on the YOLIPULI (and later typed it, there are no fancy smart features here).

    What could be better: The tablet is very thin and has no grip. While I have no concerns about durability in my environment, a thicker product would be easier to hold, and grippy back would have been nice to prevent sliding while writing on a smooth surface (the Boogie Board slides around, too and is also very thin).

    What I don't like: The erase button is on the back of the tablet and is not completely flush with its surroundings, which causes two problems. 1-the tablet can wobble slightly when writing on a flat surface, which leads to: 2-If the lock switch is not engaged, it is possible to accidentally erase the tablet while writing on said flat surface.

    Solutions: The tablet is usable as-is (just remember to engage the lock while writing), but I decided on some DIY to perfect it for my needs. By adding strips of 3M foam tape to the back, I was able to "unalive" not two, but three birds with one stone: 1-Increased thickness for better grip in-hand. 2-Increased grip while writing on a flat surface. 3-The erase button now "floats" slightly above the writing surface, eliminating accidental erasing without having to use the lock switch. This was an easy, two minute project with tape I already had on hand, and I'm very happy to have this tablet on my desk… If YOLIPULI had considered these things in the first place, this product would have earned an easy five stars.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    It’s incredibly convenient for jotting down quick notes, sketching, or making to-do lists without using paper. The screen is clear, and the stylus glides easily across it. It’s also nice and compact, making it easy to carry around. I use it both at home and in the office, and it has become an essential tool for organizing my thoughts.


  • Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchVerified Purchase

    Eh, it’s okay. A fun novelty toy for grown ups but the screen isn’t very bright (and for even slightly aging eyes that’s not fun). Must use in brightly lit rooms.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    I found this really handy for studying Chinese characters. It's a niche use case, but this thing fit it perfectly for two reasons:

    1) First, obviously, I need to write a lot. This is infinitely reusable, so I don't feel like I'm wasting paper. This thing is small, but large enough that I can get a few tries in without having to clear.
    2) Second, I want to clear my writing surface entirely between every character. I don't want to be able to see the last character I studied and have that influence the one I'm currently studying. The quick tap to completely clear the screen is a godsend.

    If you have a similar use case, where you need to write a small amount and then totally erase quickly and often, this is just the item for you.

    That said, I do have one small gripe: the lock switch only locks erasing, not writing. Erasing isn't so easy that I'm doing it on accident, and I imagine if the writing is important enough to not want to erase, you probably also don't want to accidentally write more and cover what's on there, so this half-baked feature is just confusing.


  • Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    This is a very well made and convenient size tablet. It is definitely not a toy like so many out there. It looks nice and is very easy to carry around. It functions perfectly and will be used a lot.


  • Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    At this point, I think it may be more of a novelty, than truly useful. it will be interesting to see what the next generation looks like. They tell you to check the battery before using, but you need a jeweler's screwdriver to take on the screw out to open the battery compartment. I just happened to have jeweler's screw drivers (see 2nd pic). I left the screen out. The writing/drawing is rather light thin lines, and they will even tell you to look at it in the lighted environment. (1st pic) You erase the entire screen by pushing a button on the back bottom (3rd pic). What I don't know is how long the battery will last. I have been using it to leave my wife notes, but she has trouble reading it. We are senior citizens. It's inexpensive, so if buy it and you don't like it, you really haven't lost much.

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    2.0 out of 5 stars

    The writing and drawing is light

    Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024


    At this point, I think it may be more of a novelty, than truly useful. it will be interesting to see what the next generation looks like. They tell you to check the battery before using, but you need a jeweler's screwdriver to take on the screw out to open the battery compartment. I just happened to have jeweler's screw drivers (see 2nd pic). I left the screen out. The writing/drawing is rather light thin lines, and they will even tell you to look at it in the lighted environment. (1st pic) You erase the entire screen by pushing a button on the back bottom (3rd pic). What I don't know is how long the battery will last. I have been using it to leave my wife notes, but she has trouble reading it. We are senior citizens. It's inexpensive, so if buy it and you don't like it, you really haven't lost much.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024

    Size: 6.5 inchAmazon Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What’s this? )

    This works well. It's about the size of a cell phone, so you can carry it around easily. My husband uses it to take notes at work, so he really appreciates the lock function so he doesn't lose his notes. It's easy to use, the pen writes well, and the design is sleek and good for an adult.


Important information

Visible screen diagonal

12" / 30 cm
Built-in Leather Cover: The 11.5-inch LCD writing tablet is equipped with leather case to effectively safeguard the recorded information and prevent screen scratches; The writing tablet has 3 support modes to meet your different viewing angles; More comfortable to record, communicate, study, work or play games
2 Ways to Erase: The writing tablet design non-touch and push erase; The erase of the writing tablet can clear the screen content instantly, time and energy saving; Non-touch erase calls Hall switch, which uses magnets to erase messages written on the screen; If the stylus is lost, you can also use a magnet to erase the screen
Larger Writing Area: The measurement of the drawing board is 9.5 x 6.7 inches; The screen proportion of the writing board is 93.5%, and the same size drawing board, our writing tablet writing area is larger; The drawing tablet is only 0.2” thin and 0.76 lb weight, it can effortlessly fit into school bags, handbags or travel bags
Eye Protection: The drawing tablet features LCD pressure sensitive technology, so there is no blue light and no radiation; It’s safe and comfortable to use for a long time; Stylus pen can writing a blue-green color handwriting lines, which are clear and eye-catching; Unlike others, there’s no fingerprints or press mark left on the screen, giving you a better writing experience
Long Service Life: The electronic writing tablet comes with built-in battery that ensures the normal reusable of the drawing board and avoid paper, ink, dust and power waste; The battery is replaceable; With the ability to be used over 100,000 times, it could save up to 100,000 pieces of paper; Let’s farewell to the traditional painting mode
Scenarios: This digital writing tablet is so functional to be used as meeting records, information exchange, digital notepad, drawing tablet, writing board, message board, scribble board etc.; Perfect gift choice for a birthday, Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day, or back to school supplies, this multi-use drawing tablet is suitable for children, teens and adults

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