Bravokids LCD Writing Tablet, 8.5-Inch

Key specifications

The three-board set is the standout feature: kids can draw side by side instead of taking turns with one screen. Six styluses are included for shared doodling, writing, and quick games.

Each tablet has an 8.5-inch colorful LCD screen. Pressing harder or lighter changes the line thickness, and the erase button clears the screen in about a second. A lock switch can keep a drawing from being erased accidentally.

The boards are listed at 0.18 inches thin and 3.74 ounces each, so they should be easy to slip into a backpack or handbag. The battery compartment is secured with a screw, according to the maker, this helps keep children from easily accessing the button battery.

Who it’s for

This set suits families with young kids who like to draw, practice writing, or keep busy during a car ride, at a restaurant, or while waiting for an appointment. Having three boards makes it easier for siblings or friends to use them at once, while the six styluses provide extras for group play.

A solid pick if you want a reusable surface for casual marks and notes without handing over paper and crayons every time. For example, a child can sketch during a flight, lock the screen to keep the picture in place, then clear it when they are ready for another round.

The product description also suggests using the boards for notes or as a memo surface. Still, they are best understood as simple writing and drawing pads, not as a replacement for a more capable device when you need to save, share, or develop artwork digitally. No connection or file-export features are listed.

Box contents

The stated package includes three LCD writing tablets and six styluses. The description does not specify other accessories, so don’t count on extras beyond those items based on the information provided.

Before you decide

Can kids erase a drawing without starting over? Yes. The erase button clears the screen, while the lock switch is there to prevent an accidental wipe. The description says clearing takes about a second.

Can the screen make different line widths? Yes. The listed pressure-sensitive surface responds to how firmly the child presses with a stylus or another hard object. That gives kids a little more control than a fixed-width marker, though it is still a simple doodle board.

Is it intended for travel? The boards are described as lightweight and thin, with use suggested on airplanes, in school, on public transit, and outdoors. That makes portability a central part of the set’s appeal, rather than a feature added to a full-size art setup.

When it makes sense

Choose this set if shared, reusable doodling is the goal and three separate boards are more useful to your household than one larger drawing surface. It also makes sense for keeping kids occupied with a low-fuss activity when carrying paper and pens is inconvenient.

Not the best choice if you need artwork saved beyond the screen, detailed creative tools, or a tablet with listed digital features. The information provided focuses on drawing, writing, locking, and erasing, it does not establish how long the built-in battery lasts or whether it can be replaced. That trade-off matters if you expect frequent, long-term use rather than an easy portable activity.