Light Pad

The connector into the light pad got loose and the light would not stay on (very similar to what the old phones did when you put the pin connector into it. I liked the pad and want to buy another one. I think I will make sure that the connection to electric is by some other method, not a USB port. I haven’t found one so far.

This light pad works so well. I rarely have to use one on my DAC kits. But I tend to use it more on rounds then squares. I love that it had 3 different brightness levels. I'm so happy I finally bought one.

Pros: It works. It really does. It does what it is advertised to do. It's portable and easy to move around.

Cons: It's small. It's not as big as I was expecting and that was a disappointment. The plug comes out easy and there's only three settings for the light. I would recommend it for a beginner, but after that, no. It's just not what I was fully expecting.

The light pad is a great idea! This one however didn’t last long. The cord is already broke near the one base, the end that plugs into the pad itself comes out very easily and doesn’t fit in all the way, the light turns off very easily for someone who is left handed (yes I know you can turn the pad anyway but with the cord quality this was the best way to have it), and now I have to play with the cord for it to turn on and pray I don’t move it wrong cause it will just turn off again. I’ve had it for less than 2 years and have actually only used it for maybe half that time. The warranty is only for 30 days.

The light pad is on the smaller side, lile sketchbook sized. I wouldnt use it personally for diamond painting, but I would for sketches and regular art work for sure. Super lite weight and has a nice little sleeve to store it in