TEKFUN 8.5-inch Blue LCD Writing Tablet for Kids (Dinosaur Doodle Board)

If you’re trying to keep kids busy on the go without handing over a tablet, this TEKFUN LCD writing tablet is built for that exact kind of downtime. It’s a kid-sized doodle board with an 8.5-inch color LCD screen, pressure-sensitive writing, and a one-second erase button.

It’s not perfect—any screen-based toy can show light wear—but on paper it hits a sweet spot for parents who want something mess-free, travel-friendly, and simple enough for ages 3–6.

The essentials

This is an LCD writing/drawing board for kids. Instead of markers and crayons, children use a stylus (or another hard object) to press and draw. The pressure changes line thickness, so it feels more like “real drawing” than just tracing. When they’re done, the erase button clears the screen fast, which helps a lot for repeated play during car rides, waiting rooms, or airplane time.

The screen is described as glare-free and radiation-free, and it’s meant to be easier on the eyes for longer sessions—especially compared with more intense, bright, or reflective screens. The board also has a lock key so kids can save whatever they made.

What makes it different in day-to-day use

The biggest day-to-day win here is the mess-free loop: draw → erase → draw again. That matters when you’re traveling and you don’t want broken crayons, spilled ink, or constant cleanups.

Also, the pressure-sensitive feature isn’t just marketing. In normal play, kids can press lightly for thinner lines and harder for bolder ones. If you’re actually trying to get the best results, it’s recommended to use it in the light, where the lines will appear brighter.

One more practical detail: it can be used with a stylus, a nail, or any hard object. That’s handy when the stylus goes missing (which… it often does with small kids). Still, you’ll want to treat it like a toy drawing tool, not something for rough use.

Key points

It’s an 8.5-inch, color LCD doodle board designed for kids’ hands and frequent reuse. The one-second erase button keeps play moving, and the lock key helps preserve drawings so they can show you later instead of starting over immediately.

The design is also geared toward travel: it’s made of durable plastic with rounded corners for better shock and drop resistance, and it’s very light and thin. That’s the kind of spec that makes it easier to pack in a bag for road trips and car activities.

Tech specs

• Name: TEKFUN LCD Writing Tablet for Kids
• Type: LCD writing/drawing board (pressure-sensitive)
• Display: 8.5-inch LCD color screen
• Size: 8.5-inch
• Weight: 147 grams
• Thickness: 1/3 inch
• Color: Blue
• Material: Durable plastic with rounded corners

Where it shines (and where it might not)

This board makes the most sense if your goal is simple: give kids a screen-like creative outlet that stays tidy, wipes clean instantly, and is easier to pack than bulky art supplies.

It may not be the best match if your child expects the “feel” of a stylus on paper—LCD pressure-sensitive drawing can be fun, but it’s still a screen. And because it’s described as transport-shipment prone, you should know that there may be scratches on the screen when unpacking, caused by transportation. Pressing erase clears the content, but it won’t magically fix cosmetic screen scratches.

Also, if you want maximum brightness or strong contrast in dim rooms, you’ll likely rely on surrounding light since brighter lines are recommended in well-lit conditions.

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It suits parents shopping for a toddler drawing toy for travel essentials—car rides, waiting times, and trips where mess matters. It’s also a straightforward gift idea for boys and girls around the 3–6 age range.

It might not suit you if you’re looking for a tablet-like experience with apps, learning programs, or content beyond drawing and erasing. The value is in the simple creative loop, not in expandability.

Buying verdict

Worth buying if you want a lightweight, travel-friendly LCD doodle board with pressure-sensitive drawing, a quick erase button, and child-friendly safety details (the battery compartment is secured with screws, making it harder for toddlers to access button batteries).

Better avoided if you’re sensitive to the possibility of screen scratches on arrival, or if you expect a brighter display in dark environments without relying on light.

A solid fit if your kid likes drawing and you want something that stays clean—just keep expectations aligned with a basic, mess-free drawing board.

Mini FAQ

Does it erase instantly? Yes—pressing the erase button clears the screen content in just one second.

Can kids save their drawings? There’s a lock key designed to save the content.

What can be used to draw besides the stylus? The description notes you can use the stylus, a nail, or any hard object.

Is it travel-friendly? It’s described as durable with rounded corners, drop-resistant, and very light and thin for packing.

Is it safe for kids’ eyes? It’s described as radiation-free and glare-free, and recommended for safety and comfort during extended use.