Back to the past, that is, a test of a great whiteboard

It’s time to introduce one of our personal favorites to you.

Az X3 mouse and the FMOUSE I didn’t find the Wuxing 8,5-inch whiteboard so long after the bench - back last November. The stuff is technologically (I think) beef interesting, obviously thinking about the display here. If that weren’t enough; it seems useful to occasionally take a live exam of one or two of the gadgets we recommend for purchase. So that’s how we chose a whiteboard, but to save money, we caught up with the 4,4-inch version.

Introductory

The packaging is an absolute snag, at this price level it is unnecessary to wait for a gift box - the point is inside. Thanks to the modest size of the gadget, it can also be hidden in a phone case, it would immediately have a “tech feeling” if you snatch it out. The plastic housing is quite massive according to our expectations, it can be given to the youngest members of the family, because they can only harm it with persistent enthusiasm. The combination of the blue and black colors has seemed flashy in my opinion, otherwise the clear indicator is what comes to mind.

It's easy to carry.

I didn’t expect much from the included pencil, so it was a joyous phenomenon to be so handy, so usable in size. For safety’s sake, you could squeeze a side even more where the holder is, but it’s still stable enough in it. The reattachment can only be done from one direction, the front of the pen facing up, otherwise you will force it in vain.

Here are some tips on what to use.

The soul of the stuff

As I pointed out above, the display is a real treat for technology lovers. You can draw on the electrophoretic display (at least that’s what we mean) with the factory-supplied pen, or even a finger - the point is to keep it away from sharp devices. The peculiarity of this type of graphic panels is that it uses electrical energy only for the displayed pixels, the state of each particle changes as a result of charging. 

There is no complaint about readability either. 

And after the theory, let's look at the practice. Pleasant surprises last longer, the display is surprisingly sensitive, it can distinguish pressures of different strengths very well. This means that although within narrow boundaries, it is still possible to “work” with shades, to combine the more visible and the fainter lines. Anyway, we can write on it with quite a bit of force, which is good again because that's how the little one gets along with it - the pen is big enough not to be swallowed. All you have to learn is that when the screen is full, you can delete it with the button marked with the recycle bin icon - it is not pressed in easily, there will be no problem with accidental deletion. 

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