This one replaces our old one that lasted many years. But disappointed that it lacked magnets on the back since we attach it to the side of our refrigerator to use for a grocery list.

We keep it on refrigerator for leaving messages

An extremely fun product for kids, that is also fun and useful for adults. And at a great price!

Lightweight, easy to use, NO BATTERIES!

All of my life, I've been a lister. From To-Dos to ven diagrams, I bullet, bullet, bullet point. Pencils are fine; pens are good, but they always seem to dry up or lose their glide-like ability. What's the point :) you say? This super, super helpful tool hits such a home run for me.
Here are a few things to make your decision a little easier:

Pros:
"¢ Amazingly easy feel when writing
"¢ No-erase clip with a stylus holster as well
"¢ Magnets are included
"¢ 50,000 erases which allow for you to erase 3 times per day for a little more than 45 and 1/2 years!!!
"¢ Perfect for any lister, artist, playmate... You name it
"¢ Super light for on-the-go

Cons:
"¢ Around the 5 mm of black, nearest to the blue frame on each of the 4 sides, the Boogie Board writing color turns bluish.
"¢ The writing color everywhere else is a dull gray which could make it hard to see if you have trouble seeing or are in a dark environment.
"¢ The no-erase clip has the potential to slide too far as you push it. You just have to position it gently.
"¢ The no-erase clip and stylus holster make the Boogie Board rock back and forth/bend slightly which isn't as annoying as it is nerve racking at the feeling/thought of hurting something that I like so much.

[To solve this, I took a piece of plywood and cut it down to a slightly smaller shape than the Boogie Board's back edge with a gap for the no-erase clip to slide. This also solves the no-erase clip from going too far which is nice.]

Overall, I love this tool/toy/memory bank for my thoughts. It proves perfect for my needs and I love it so much. I very much recommend it and, if you are having trouble deciding between this one and the other Boogie Boards, as I did, this might help.

The other Boogie Boards' attractive features were the bigger screen size, no-erase switch, ability to save on your computer, ability to have a memory bank of your drawings/writings/etc, and rechargeable battery. Here is what you have to consider:

"¢ This screen is big enough for anything that you will most likely be doing.
"¢ The clip isn't bad and not annoying, just a little scary in the bending aspect. It's not a big deal and definitely isn't a deal breaker.
"¢ This isn't something I'd recommend for work (other than a day-to-day list) or making Vincent Van Gogh artwork on and, subsequently, the saving feature isn't something you'd need whatsoever.
"¢ The memory bank would be nice, but again, for my purposes and yours most likely as well, it's not necessary and hardly worth $10, let alone $70.
"¢ The rechargeable battery sounds cool, but think about it. Will you be needing this more than 45 and 1/2 years? Or even if it were a fraction of that... Say you erased 10 times per day. Would you be using it 13 and 1/2 years? For my purposes, probably not.
"¢ And finally, is it worth the extra chunk of cash for these features ($70 extra)? Again, for me, no.

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