Blackboard 2.0 Smart Scan Reusable Notebook – Eco-Friendly LCD Writing Tablet, Magnetic Stylus Holder, Easy Note Saving with App, Perfect for Office Supplies & Home Office Use

The Boogie Board has completely transformed how I take notes! This sleek, lightweight device feels just like writing on paper but without the waste. The crisp LCD display captures every detail of my handwriting with impressive precision. One button erases everything instantly - perfect for meetings where I need to take continuous notes. Battery lasts forever and it's so portable I take it everywhere. Saved countless trees while keeping all my thoughts organized. Best sustainable office investment I've made!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I started using this as an idea pad to replace the piles and piles of post-it notes that were accumulating around my office. (I'm the sort of person that needs to write things down -now- or I'll be kicking myself for forgeting what it was later.) I've used dry erase boards in the past and never liked how greasy/messy they felt. Pros: - Lightweight, can be used/held in portrait or landscape orientation - High contrast green text on black background with always on display - No charging needed (has replaceable battery "CR2025" - Can write with any stylus, finger nail, etc. (any dull pencil-like object will work, you could probably use a bird feather if you're feeling fancy) - Writes smoothly and matte-like surface feels comfortable - Slide locks pen in holder for transport - Has physical erase button on side if you don't want to use back of pen to clear page - No powder buildup/grime that dry erase boards get over time Cons: - No targetable erase [All -or- nothing] (Kinda like writing with pen on post-it notes, if you make a mistake you either strike it out or start over) - Depending on your hand pressure while writing you may experience dot marks or artifacts from your knuckle pressing down on the page (See example image and how that also show up in the black and white scan) - A magnet touched near the front or back of the erase area will clear the page (for example you can write on this with an apple pen, but if stacked on top of an iPad that has an apple pen attached for storage it -will- reset the page so you might want to scan any important documents to the app before putting them in the same bag) - While scanning with the app you'll need to be mindful of any glare or reflections coming off the boogie board writing surface since your scanning it with your phones camera and that will transfer to the scan. I've included images of both how it looks when it's scanning in the app (Note: the reference points *green box* moved when I was taking the screenshot it usually automatically frames the black portion and how the end result imports into the app (black and white image) You can't really compare this to an iPad because their functionally different (That's like comparing a post-it note to a laptop, though I do like the more matte feel of writing on the boogie board compared to the glass feel of writing on an iPad, so that's a plus in my book I will say this really shines as a everyday capture tool for your thoughts and if there are any actionable items that you need to come back to you can simply scan them into the apps inbox to deal with later. Using it this way starts you with a clean slate each morning and you can even use the apps edit tools to quickly cross out progress or highlight important items <shown in example images: red pen and yellow highlighter> on your phone.

This is great. Works perfectly for quick notes. Easy to use and helps me out a lot

I'm looking for a LCD tablet that just syncs my notes somewhere. This looked like it was going to be a great option. There's one major issue: You have to take pictures of the screen with your phone to save the image... so really this is just a plain LCD tablet with some markers on it to help with scanning. It will not sync in any way without taking a picture with your phone, so what's the point? This took some research and watching videos to figure out since it came with no instructions. Apparently you can buy a special smart pen from them that will sync on its own, but even the link on their app to this product goes to a dead website and I cannot find it for sale anywhere. So $40 for a $5 LCD tablet? No thanks. I'll try another brand.

I’m a Police Officer and bought this to replace the whiteboard I had mounted to the top of MDT for jotting down quick notes and whatnot. First off, I should have gone with the smaller board but that’s on me, no fault of the company. While writing on the tablet the pressure from your hand touching the surface, no mater how lightly, leaves a mark. This wouldn’t be an issue if you were able to erase specific areas, but you’re not. The only way to erase is to clear the entire board. I knew this going in but I didn’t anticipate the board being so touchy and picking up every slight touch on the surface. It even picks up my shirt sleeve sliding across it. If you can write, legibly, while hovering over the surface then you’ll be fine. I however can not so this was a waste of money. If it only picked up pen specific strokes this thing would be awesome. I wouldn’t purchase this for any professional application. It’s a cool toy for a kid to doodle on but that’s about it.

A great tool for jotting notes quickly. I did find the external app a bit funky to work but it isn’t terrible. I will say if you are some who rests their arm on the paper you’re writing on and can smudge up a bit but it’s not too bad. I wish there was an option to erase spots and not just the entire page though. It has decent brightness and I don’t think you have to replace the battery for a loooooooong time

Got it, and maybe unfair because it is inexpensive but it feels cheap. The original, has the ability to hold a button and erase a few things but this one requires you to erase the entire board. And then without their $100 pen it's virtually useless because this screen is so dark you can't even see it. The original version does have the nice backgrounds but this one I don't even know what the point would be it writes terribly it's hard to read and without perfect lighting you can't even get a photo. All that said I didn't go down to a 1 because if you want a digital pad this will work and it is cheap so sometimes you get what you pay for

It's nice to have a full-size board to work with. If you are right-handed, it will smudge while writing where your arm lays on the board. To me, that's not a big deal. It works just fine. I have an older version which is half the size and it still works great. I just wanted one that was larger.