Exbelle LED Drawing Board, 14-Inch

Seven LED colors give kids’ drawings a bright glow, making this acrylic board feel more like a display surface than a standard sketch pad. Three lighting modes add variety, while the included neon markers let kids draw, write, and trace right on the board.

When the page is full, wipe it clean and start again. That reusable setup suits short creative sessions at home and gives kids a way to show off a drawing before clearing the surface for the next one.

Technical details

The Exbelle board has an acrylic drawing surface with seven LED colors and three lighting modes, including steady and flashing effects. The set includes seven neon markers, tracing templates, and damp cloths for cleaning. The product description lists it for children ages 3–10 and describes the board as 14 inches.

The key benefit is the combination of tracing and free drawing: a child can put a template behind the acrylic, follow its outline with a marker, then erase the result and make something different. That offers more direction than a blank drawing pad, though kids who prefer ordinary paper and pencil may not care about the lighting effects.

Getting the most from it

Start with a template for a child who wants a clear outline to follow, leave the template aside when they’re ready to invent their own picture or write a message. Switching among the light modes can make the finished artwork more noticeable, especially when it’s being shown to someone nearby. The surface is reusable, so this is designed for drawing and erasing rather than keeping each picture as a permanent page.

One detail the supplied product information doesn’t give is how the LEDs are powered. That may matter if you’re choosing a gift and want to know what else is needed to use the lights. A solid pick if you want a repeat-use art activity with tracing built in. You may want to skip it if the priority is saving and keeping finished drawings, or if you need a confirmed power-source detail before buying.

Usage tips

Place a tracing template behind the acrylic surface, then follow its lines with one of the neon markers. For a simple first activity, have a child trace a shape, add a few details, and switch on a lighting mode to see the finished design glow. Use the included damp cloths to wipe the board between drawings, so the next picture starts on a clean surface.

Because the board is intended to be erased and reused, it’s better suited to experimenting than to creating a lasting portfolio. If preserving a particular picture matters, a paper-based drawing approach may be more practical.

Before you decide

What comes with the board? The described set includes seven neon markers, tracing templates, and damp cloths, alongside the acrylic LED board.

Can kids reuse the drawing surface? Yes. The description says drawings can be wiped away with the included damp cloths so the surface can be used again.

What ages is it intended for? The product description identifies it as an activity for children ages 3–10. It doesn’t provide further age-specific guidance.

Buying verdict

Choose this board if the glow, color modes, and template-led drawing are the appeal, and if a reusable surface sounds more useful than a stack of permanent pages. It also makes sense as a creative gift when kids enjoy switching between guided tracing and their own doodles. The main trade-off is that drawings are meant to be erased, and the available details don’t say how the LEDs are powered. If either keeping artwork or knowing the power requirements is essential, those points should guide the choice.