ArtSkills Ultra Thin Light Pad for Drawing and Tracing

This is a very easy to use, perfect little light box that I use for transferring my appliqué patterns to my fabric for my quilting projects. It's easy to handle, and the adjustable light level is perfect! Love this small, but indispensable light box!

Gave this to my nephew who loves to draw and trace. Light is bright enough to allow him to trace the picture on the dust cover of his favorite book! Great gift for the price point.

We got this for doing some stained glass, but it has a super coarse dot pattern of led lights so the light is not that bright and creates a distracting pattern under whatever you're working on.

Really easy to use, VERY light and thin. I was surprised at how thin it was. I wish this had a rechargeable battery. Reason for 4 stars instead of 5 was that it's not portable, it needs a source of power at all times.

Have been debating whether it would be worth it buy this. My kids had a Crayola light tracing board that they haven't used in years…I borrowed it and was making it work. I trace drawing to watercolor paper to paint. I needed something flat and brighter. I put one of drawings with watercolor paper over it on both boards and took pictures. You can see how much brighter this is even in the dinning room with our bright lights on in the afternoon. Totally worth it. I was worried because it did have the diamonds on it, but it didn't affect anything when my paper was on top. Love it

my sister loved this as a gift

Was just the right size for tracing onto thick multi media paper. Light is very bright.

Seems fragile. The light is brighter on one end due to this is where the bulbs are. Plan to use for diamond painting. Hope it holds up

I bought this for my 12 year old granddaughter and she absolutely loves it. Very Easy to use. Keeps her busy for hours.

I use this for two main purposes. The first is with diamond dot type crafts. Very helpful to illuminate the canvas from below to ease eye strain when placing the ‘gems' in the correct location. The second was when working on a specific jigsaw puzzle which was hard to tell if pieces fit together without holding up to them up in pairs or threes to the light. Because the tablet was so thin it was easy to assemble sections and slip them off onto a separate surface for final assembly.