A3 Light BOX

The brightness on this is excellent as is the battery life, it's thin and is easily stored away it's very easy to use and the quality is top notch, highly recommend.

Really impressed. A3 was the best choice as it can encompass A3, A4, A5. Really bright and I was able to use A4 paper to trace image on a postcard - just to test it out. Plug n play set up. Just connect it by USB to a power source (I connected it to the PC) and press the touch sensitive power button.

The magnets are rather small and fiddly. they can easily be knocked off the light box and roll onto the floor!The power connection is via an USB so I tend to connect to the PC. In hindsight I would have preferred it to be freestanding. Otherwise it is adequate for practice for now. It was value for money.

A good quality light box with very even and bright illumination. Much better than the previous one I had.Quite sturdy with little or no flex and a flush bezel.USB-C power lead is reasonably long and the accessory pack is useful, if not essential. The magnetic paper holders are not very strong and would probably have been better as flat "pucks" rather than the chess pawns provided. Other than that detail. I can recommend this light box. Unbeatable price.

I needed a method of copying my old 35mm slides and the proprietary items on sale were either too expensive or didn't have particularly good reviews. I laid this unit flat, placed the slides on the unit and put my digital SLR on Macro setting face down directly on to each slide. The camera auto-exposure and autofocus took care of the rest! It seemed to work well. Brightness on full was adequate, light intensity was consistent across the panel, and no flicker. For the money, it's a good investment. I'm sure there are loads of other uses, I just haven't found them yet...

My daughter just loves this. It’s lightweight, feels pretty robust and charges quickly. She uses it every day!

This is great light just right

I wanted to use this primarily as a drawing table or surface, given its adjustable angles, but I was dismayed to realize the grips on the bottom had zero grip strength and were constantly slipping. So, even if you're able to clip your paper onto the light table, the whole contraption will slip and slide all over your table. Not sure if duct tape or masking tape can hold it in place, but once you start doing that, the portability is ruined anyway.