Mlife Diamond Art Painting A4 LED Light Pad - Dimmable Light Board Kit
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About Mlife Diamond Art Painting A4 LED Light Pad - Dimmable Light Board Kit
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
70% praised for the battery life, but 30% found the battery life too short.
When I received it, the light was dim but now it is only bright.
71% praised for its adjustable brightness
This light is perfect for tracing art, especially in a tattoo shop where we end up tracing a lot of art.
I like the brightness of the product, but the stand and light pad are defective.
For my current diamond painting project of 20 x 30 size, the light board is almost fitting.
76% praised for its durability, but 24% experienced a faulty unit.
I have noticed that the stand and light pad are defective and the USB cord jack is not properly installed, causing the light to flicker and the cord to come out of the jack. This indicates poor durability of the product.
The light box constantly falls over, indicating poor durability.
I faced durability issues with the product as it kept shutting off and never returned to full brightness.
76% liked that it's easy to use, but 24% found it difficult to glide pencil
I found this light super easy to set up, really bright and easy to use the dimmer.
I found that the board works great.
The product is easy to use except for the issue with the grid/black circles/dots, which make the light pad too dark for diamond painting.
71% appreciated the ergonomic design, but 29% found it too bulky.
The product is easy to set up and use. It is also really bright and has a dimmer.
The picture shows a larger board, which raises questions about the product's ergonomic design.
The power switch has no marking indicating its location, unlike the one in the picture.
74% liked the portability of the light box, though 26% found it too heavy.
The work surface is smaller than advertised.
