Review on 🖼️ Mlife Diamond Painting A4 LED Light Pad - Enhancing Precision and Efficiency for Full & Partial Drill 5D Diamond Painting with Detachable Stand and Clips by Trevor French

My 11 year old daughter and I love this glowing panel for our 5D diamond templates. (I also use it to get rid of cut out vinyl art). This is especially important in drawings where the characters are very similar to each other and the colors are similar. (5 different shades of black. Really?) Light emission does not dazzle unless of course you use it in a dark room and strain your eyes. Personally, I would wish it showed a few more lumens, but my eyes are a lot older. If it was permanently brighter (and not dimmable) I would see kids getting tired from long use. It's so easy to use, my 3 year old granddaughter loves to use it when she paints or draws. I may have to buy another one soon if the fights between aunt and niece continue. If we had additional feedback, it would be to make the panel larger so the template doesn't have to bend in the drawing area. The second tip would be the ability to adjust lumens (like a 3-way lamp) for different prescriptions or thicknesses of 5D stencils. solving problems with cables; This can be annoying at best, but it's really too critical to downvote due to a faulty or broken cable. Give a serious assessment of the actual lighting panel in this review. The issue with the extra cable is noticeable, but doesn't significantly affect the test. (Of course, in my opinion) This is the digital age, accessory cables are usually small and very, very cheap even if you have a fixed income or minimum wage. Extension cords are NOT designed to last forever, something is always happening. If I had a penny every time "something mysterious, mom" got cut, crushed, crushed, crushed, etc. in my house, a wire for some electronics I could retire this century. Revain is perfect for buying bundles of aux cables of different lengths. (I just checked and saw that a pack of 4 extra cables from 2ft to 6ft sells for $8). I keep a few extras because I have a busy family, friends and family always need a phone charge. Just make sure you know which port you have on your device. (I've attached a helpful image) This USB to mini device does not come with a power adapter. If you want to plug it into the wall, you'll need your own power adapter. As with USB cables, there are many high-quality, inexpensive options that you can purchase individually to keep on hand. (I know you don't read reviews for a lesson on electronics. I recently had a similar conversation about whether something so easy to replace is meaningful enough to justify harsh language and influence the unseen masses, which is just as important to falsely giving positive product reviews in return for payment.) It's a pity nobody gives a job that can support a family if they post honest reviews with an educated leader. The end result is that the product enhances your craft when you are working on something that can be highlighted to make it easier to use. Keep in mind that you may need to replace the extra cable and it doesn't come with an adapter. (I had no problems with the cable.)