Fisher-Price Doodle Pro Slim - Blue, portable magnetic drawing tablet for mess-free art play for preschool kids ages 3 and up

This thing has become a favorite with the entire family! We have used it to play games like Pictionary...My grandson likes using the magnetic stampers to create a design and his uncle the artist has created some intricate art work with it----see photo! The only thing I do not like is the magnet stampers do not stay in there place very well and tend to get lost.

Bought this one because Fisher Price is a brand that I trust to make a good product. This Doodle Pro didn’t disappoint. The screen is bigger than others I’ve seen, so there’s plenty of room for creativity. The shape magnets snap into place for storage or travel. Only thing I’d suggest for an improvement would be to have a place to snap in the pencil so it’s not dangling.

This is the go-to toy when the children walk in door. I have 2. One is very old and I will replace soon. They all seem to like that it doesn't talk, can carry anywhere, no batteries needed, and silly pictures, shapes, numbers, you name it. The ages of great-grandchildren are as follows: 9 months,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 9,&10.

Liked so much purchased another.I first purchased for my granddaughter at a toy store of which is now closed. I wanted buy a new one as a replacement.. Isearched for this and finally found on Amazon.com. Glad I did because my granddaughter enjoys this toy. This toy last ,is sturdy and easy to carry. My granddaughter has had one since 3 years Young, she's now 7 years . She has her paper , colored pencils , iPad and all. But she justsketching on this. I'm happy with this.

it all started when I picked up a teeny version of this at a dollar store. My 92 year old mother has memory problems and I thought she might enjoy having this tiny thing next to her that she could write a word or two or a number that would help her remember. She fell so in love with that little thing and given that she has a strong artistic talent I decided to see if I could track down a larger version of it for her to draw on. I found this one, and she dove into it with such enthusiasm and immediately recreated a memory of two cherry trees she grew up with. She's delighted with it. That said, it does have some trouble erasing. Even after the first time when I open it and tried it out to see if her arthritic hands could erase it and work with it easily it already had left some dark marks. I found if you gently press down on it in those areas as you're sliding the eraser thingy it will help get rid of them but there are still spots that remain. It's not perfect, but it's made my mother very happy.

She had a smaller version of this, but as her attempts at "art" have expanded it became obvious she needed a larger "canvas" - and this is it. Works as advertised and will hopefully keep her occupied for quite some time.

This is our second doodle as the first got heavily used over 10 years. The grandkids love it and we all have fun playing games on it

Good toy to occupy them for a while.