Review on Super Savings Alert! A4 LED Light Box for Tracing with 60 LEDs & 💡 Scale, Ultra-Thin Stepless Brightness Adjustment USB Copy Board for Tattoo Drawing, X-ray Viewing, and More! by Jay Liu

I make my own greeting cards on 60lb card stock both white and colored and it makes the image quite dark so its his can easily be transferred to cardboard. It's also incredibly light. It tucks in, but I can still use it on my lap. It has multiple brightness levels, if you don't want it on the brightest level it's very easy to change. It also comes in a scratch-resistant cloth pouch, making it easy to pack into an art bag or briefcase for creative on-the-go. I sprayed on a very thin coat of glue, I use Elmer's Kraft Bond, it comes in a brown spray can, and left it for a few minutes, more than 5 but less than 10, and then I was able to place the image I wanted . traced with cardboard on the lightpad, didn't cut and could swipe with one hand, no need to hold things in place, no problem removing it after I'm done, but if you don't let the glue set and if it is dry, it is enough that it is hardly sticky. You have paper that sticks permanently to your light lining. I used it for a few tracks without reapplying glue. This would make a wonderful gift for any paper craft (scrapbooking, card making) you know. It will also be fantastic for children. I'm keeping it but will buy it for my 10 year old niece for her birthday. I can't think of a single negative point for this device.