Light Pad Drawing A4 Tracing Light Table NXENTC LED Copy Board Ultra-Thin Display Pad Brightness Adjustable Stencil Artist Art Tracing Tatto Table Pink

I do different things with graphics, and one of those is working up line graphics on the computer and then transferring them for use with other media. I've been using all sorts of workarounds, usually coloring the back side of a printout with pencil and tracing the print side with pen. No longer!I had seen lower-priced and comparably-priced tracing surfaces that were not adjustable, and similar adjustable ones that were more expensive and a bit beyond my budget. THEN, this one popped up in a recent "Amazon Deals" listing, and it had good reviews and looked exactly like the type I'd hoped to get, so I jumped on it, and I'm glad I did.This widget is unbelievably lightweight, especially remembering how cumbersome and *hot* lightboxes were "back in the old days". The principle of this tracer isn't complex in itself, but the nice part of this item is that the *design* and the *function* - basically, the way the principle is applied - is very good; the "small details" add up to improve the function. The black border keeps too much "stray" light from causing distraction at the edges of your work; the ruler is convenient; the sliding light-adjustment works pretty well and is done so that the surface remains smooth, no buttons to get caught on anything, while letting the light level be adjusted to suit the work - less light for tracing with thin paper, brighter for tracing with heavier paper.Regarding the power source, it does not come with an adapter because it's designed to plug into the computer's USB port. I personally prefer to run things off of their own separate USB wall chargers rather than plugging them into the laptop's USB port so that the connections don't get loose and "wiggly" from being plugged and unplugged over and over, plus I prefer to use one that is capable of providing at least 2 Amps just to ensure that the equipment I'm running can get all the power it needs to avoid any flickering or interruptions or whatnot. I personally reserve the laptop's USB ports for removable drives that need to communicate with the computer. ANYWAY, I mention all of that only because there was a question or two regarding whether an adapter was included.

Back in the day I used a device like this to sort through 35mm slides, we called it a "light box," lol. This is a tremendous piece of tech, although extremely simple. I find the brightness very good, size good enough, and I already had a power pack so connecting to it was easy. It's great (and inexpensive).

It’s definitely worth the 20 dollars I spent on it. Way brighter than I thought it was gonna be. The only issue I have with it is the placement of the power jack. I understand it is a super slim item, but I wish the jack itself was a little better thought out. It can tend to slightly pull out of the plug port. They did design it with an L shaped power jack plug that plugs in from a side angle which is better than it coming strait out, but even that sideways jack can still be somewhat of an annoyance if you are moving the light board around while working. ..One thing to note, I have noticed that the light board can turn itself on sometimes by itself. It has never shut off on me while using it, but it has turned itself on randomly. Not sure if this is just an issue with mine specifically, or it’s a design flaw in the circuitry. But definitely something to keep your eye on if you keep yours plugged in at all times. Unplugging it when not in use would probably be the best bet for that issue. Other than that, it has been a nice item to use and I would definitely suggest trying it out.

It’s lightweight and thin so it doesn’t interfere with whatever canvases I am working on. It has different light settings so you can adjust to just the right brightness for each piece you are working with.It is a bit difficult to keep the keep the short cord plugged in all of the time and you do have to sit near an outlet or work on top of your computer which is a drag.

this is the best thing ever made. i love it. works great.

Everything seems to be in order. It turns on; the brightness is adjustable and bright enough to get through thicker paper. However, I could have been more impressed with the flimsy USB cable or the receptacle it plugs into, but time will tell. Good buy for the money.

This lightpad is awsome. Love the brightness/dimming aspect. You can raise or lower the light level to the perfect degree desired by pressing and holding the power button. Large surface acommidates every size I would need for my woodburning projects. It's also a lot sturdier than I would expect given it's light weight. Good quality backing and also has nonslip cornerpads. What's not to like?

I found this to be a very nice, high quality light board. I found no real instructions in the box, I thought it was a rechargeable board, when I realized it wasn't I returned it. it was inconvenient for me to plug this in where I would be working on diamond painting. Many have ordered these items for diamond painting. It was very well packaged so no damage would happen to it in shipping, also shipped in a box. I highly recommend this. I dropped this off at the post office this afternoon and have already received a refund. Great customer service!

Use it a lot for weeding out my Cricut projects .. makes life easier

as advertised easy to use, portable and enough brightness to get the job done. Good purchase, no regrets!

Good product. Quick delivery. Works well for the work she wants it for.

Amazing. A must buy!