Review on Andoer Acrylic Clapboard Director Clapper by Anthony Cornelius

The looks of this tablet are very nice and it has all the notches and indentations that you find on really expensive high-end tablets. However, there are two main problems with this. First, the dry erase board cannot be erased. I left some traces there for a few days and when I tried to erase them, nothing came off. No water, no soap, not even a detergent. The only way to remove it was to rewrite all the text with a marker and then delete it. Nevertheless, he left traces and everything was still clearly visible. Another issue is the screw that connects the top stick to the body. There is a bolt with a nut on the other end. The more you move your chopsticks and clap your hands, the more the screw will loosen. After about 10 takes, the nut comes loose and we have to spend 15 minutes looking for the other half. It's annoying and shouldn't happen with something like this.