Review on Ultra-Thin Rechargeable LED Light Pad A4 - Perfect For Cricut Vinyl, Weeding Tool, Drawing Crafting & HTV Tracing! by Shawn Jacobs
Great light pad for my opinion
I love this light pad for diamond painting. I stopped using a light pad a while back because of the annoying cable and the on/off button located on the screen which caused many unintentional shut offs. This battery operated pad is easy and comfortable and works great. The on/off button is on the side so you can’t accidentally turn it off. There are no cables plugged in that need to be readjusted constantly. Great light pad! It is a quality item and came carefully packaged.
- Awesome product. Easy to you and helps me with my cricut weeding. Love love love this product.
- the light is bright but still not bright enough for glitter vinyl.
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