KOKODI LCD Writing Tablet, Gifts for 3 Years Old Boys and Girls，10 Inch Colorful Doodle Board Drawing Tablet, Erasable Reusable Electronic Drawing Pads, Educational and Learning Toys for Kids

Great product for our young kids to practice writing and drawing. Light weight and easy to use. Perfect lap toy for in the car.

My Grandkids aged between 2-10yrs love it plus it's simple to use. One button to push to clear the screen. Has an attached pen that is great to use but you can use other things to write on the screen. Definitely worth the price. So far it has offered hours of entertainment which lately seems pretty impossible when competing with an iPad.

Used this on a road trip for my toddler and it kept him busy for about an hour. Quality is good so far no issues. Super light and easy to use / hold.

I picked up the Kokodi LCD Writing Tablet for my child, and it has been a great addition to our creative playtime. It’s a simple yet effective way to let kids doodle, write, and practice letters without wasting paper. 1. Lightweight and Portable Slim and Easy to Carry: The tablet is super lightweight and thin, making it great for road trips, restaurants, or keeping kids entertained on the go. No Mess: Unlike markers or crayons, there’s no ink, no smudging, and no paper waste, which is a huge plus for parents. 2. Easy to Use and Erase The screen is pressure-sensitive, so kids can draw with the included stylus or even their fingernails. One-Click Erase: Pressing the erase button clears the screen instantly, making it easy for kids to start fresh. Screen Lock Feature: There’s a lock button to prevent accidental erasing, which is useful if your child wants to keep their masterpiece for a while. 3. Bright and Colorful Display The lines appear in multi-color strokes, making drawings more fun and visually appealing compared to basic monochrome LCD tablets. It’s not backlit, so it works best in well-lit environments, but it’s still easy to see. 4. Durable and Kid-Friendly The plastic frame is sturdy and can handle some drops and rough handling without breaking. The stylus attaches securely, so it doesn’t get lost easily. 5. Things to Consider Not Rechargeable: Runs on a button battery (which lasts a long time), but some parents might prefer a rechargeable option. Erase Button Sensitivity: Some users report that the erase button might stop working after a while—so handle with care. Screen Contrast: The brightness of the strokes depends on lighting and pressure, and it’s not as vivid as a tablet with a digital screen. Final Verdict: The Kokodi LCD Writing Tablet is a fantastic screen-free alternative for kids who love to draw and write. It’s mess-free, reusable, and great for on-the-go fun. While the erase function and screen contrast could be improved, it’s still a great budget-friendly option for keeping little ones entertained. ⭐ Rating: 4/5 – Simple, fun, and practical, but could use better screen contrast.

Cute! One button to push to clear the screen. Pen is great to use but you can use other things to write on the screen. Fun for our 3 year old. She likes to play a game where she scribbles on the pad and asks me what she drew. Helped us keep her occupied on a 4 hour flight

Great little art tablet for a toddler. She loves yo scribble and erase. It’s simple to use and offers hours of entertainment. It seems pretty indestructible but still early

On paper, you’d think this would happily (and inexpensively!) replace the Magna Doodle. But in practice, it does not. Shucks. This may differ from device to device, but in our case, the colors underneath the black screen are mostly a deep blue, making for dim, frustratingly low-contrast doodling. I mean, truly weirdly hard to see. I’m reminded of old handheld games that didn’t have backlit screens and that you could only play in well-lit areas - but not too well-lit, or then they suffer glare - not unlike this tablet. The matte screen is durable and scratch resistant, but not immune to a diffuse foggy glare if you’re using it in too bright a light. Granted, the MagnaDoodle is not backlit either, but its biggest advantage over this LCD display is simple and intuitive. Drawing in black on a white background simply feels more like real doodling, and is easier to see even in low light. Also, your kids’ mileage may vary on this, but mine get more fun out of the classic swipe eraser on the Magna Doodle than they do the one-click erase button on this toy. Nifty as the latter may be, it gives the kid less to “do” with their toy. The little tablet is otherwise slick, surprisingly well-made, and at such a low price point hard not to recommend. Excellent A+ travel toy. Perfect, too, if you just need to give a kid a 5-minute diversion. Also, different enough from a Magna Doodle, and inexpensive enough, to merit owning both - especially if you have an artsy kid (or parent).

Love the product Kokodi writing tablet! It is simple enough to use, that even a 2-year-old can enjoy it plus anyone older than that age. 👍👍👍👍👍