Do you have a link? I doube it’s the same based on that price…theflyingsquirrel wrote: ↑ Is this the same board that was on sale in the source for like $2?
123Ink.ca
LCD Writing Tablet, Electronic Portable Magnetic Drawing & Writing Board $12.30
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- Smartchen [OP]
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so its only 1 page? What if u doodled a masterpiece and someone erased it? There's no memory backup?
The manual is tiny
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The manual is tiny
https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/s ... 0A-Eng.pdf
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theflyingsquirrel wrote: ↑Is this the same board that was on sale in the source for like $2?
theflyingsquirrel wrote: ↑ So this one is better? Worth the extra $9?
Can't say if I just got a bad unit but the one that I got from the Source for $2 isn't worth even the $2... very faint lines when writing and the erasing doesn't work very well... It's probably OOS anyways so it's not really an option. I have one from Costco (Boogie Board?) and it's WAY better (forgot if it was $10 or $15). Thought of getting this one from 123 but don't need another one. On the plus side, this one is magnetic (if that matters to you).
As far as the comment about free returns - YMMV. Had an issue recently and it was resolved but was a bit of a pain for something relatively simple IMHO. Good luck!
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Thanks OP. Ordered one.
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Umm, yes?gr8dlr wrote: ↑ Can't you just use a tablet, your finger and app to do the same thing as this device?
https://www.androidauthority.com/best-a ... ing-94896/
Ordered one for the kids.
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So how long do you think your kids will be drawing for? Do you think they will it's the battery on your tablet?ChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ This is an eWriter where the screen is always on without using any power. (power is consumed primarily when you erase the screen)
I think an app on the tablet is much more versatile. Brush thickness, colors, screenshot it, save the picture, print it etc.
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A tablet is clearly more versatile, but this product is not a substitute good for tablets. It's more a replacement for pen & paper for things that you don't need to keep track of permanently, like notes on a fridge (hence the magnetic mount), and for people who're interested in the novelty of this type of tech.
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Let them use old school pencil crayons and paper then. This technology is Overkill for simple drawing.ChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ A tablet is clearly more versatile, but this product is not a substitute good for tablets. It's more a replacement for pen & paper for things that you don't need to keep track of permanently, like notes on a fridge (hence the magnetic mount), and for people who're interested in the novelty of this type of tech.
I'm sorry but this stuff drives me crazy. It's like electronic dice... would you buy that too?
What's wrong with the old school dice, you pick it up and you roll it and then you add two numbers less than 6 each.
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