KOKODI LCD Writing Tablet, Valentines Day Gifts for Kids，10 Inch Colorful Toddler Doodle Board Drawing Tablet, Erasable Reusable Electronic Drawing Pads, Educational and Learning Toys for Kids

I have a two year-old son with autism. This came in handy rather than a normal Eco sketch because he loves to write and it’s easy to erase which also increases his motor skills and he gets happy every single time he uses iteven me myself likes using it

Neat toy. Easy enough to use for a 3 year old, but I really miss unsticking that weird clear sheet from those old scratch pads lol. Just kidding, I don't.

This has been fun to play with. I like to play tic-tac-toe with it. I also have it for my grandchildren to Scrabble on.

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 PortableSlim 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 EraseThe 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 DisplayThe 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-FriendlyThe 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 ConsiderNot 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.

Worked fine for a couple months, then stopped working. Installed a new battery; still doesn’t work. Now, it’s trash. HOWEVER, seller has reached out to me apologetically and offered a full refund! Thank you!

Arrived on time and in good condition

What a great product! Our son loves to doodle and pretend to make lists, and this tablet lets him do this without going through reams of paper and making a mess. Plus, he feels like a real grown-up playing with his "tablet"! The booklet that comes with it is also wonderful with demonstrations on how to make dozens of simple pictures as well as the alphabet and numbers . . . quite educational.

You get what you pay for. My son had one previously which stopped working. I changed the battery but it still did not work. I reordered one as he really liked it and it's handy to have on roadtrips or on the plane. But this one is a bit defective. You have to press the button multiple times to erase the drawing! I offered to my son to return/exchange it but he decided he wanted to keep it anyway. It's cheap-ish so you can't expect great quality product, and even though you technically can change the battery, changing it might not make it work so that's disappointing and wasteful. Like the functionality, hate the build.