Walmart has
Cra-Z-Art Retro Magna Doodle Magnetic Drawing Board Toy on sale for
$7.50. Select store pickup where available.
- Note: Availability will vary by location.
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Product Features:- Create fun and original artwork that erases like magic with the classic old school Blue Magna Doodle magnetic drawing toy by Cra-Z-Art!
- Play games, draw pictures, write messages, and more on this convenient handheld device!
- Keep the whole family entertained on the road with fun travel games!
- Comes with everything you need for creative mess-free fun, including drawing board, magic pen, and stamps
- Safe for kids and fun and easy for the whole family to use!
- Recommended for unisex ages 3 to 99, great for boys and girls
No Longer Available:
- Amazon has Cra-Z-Art Retro Magna Doodle Magnetic Drawing Board Toy on sale for $7.50. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Walmart has Cra-Z-Art Retro Magna Doodle Magnetic Drawing Board Toy on sale for $7.50. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+.
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LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard.
Guess I can't make this comment, getting down voted lol.
I'm buying two for some presents
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Guess I can't make this comment, getting down voted lol.
I'm buying two for some presents
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LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard.
LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard.
LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard.
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LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard
LCD-based ones are smaller (thickness, thinner boarders, etc), lighter, similarly priced ($10~), larger drawing area, and you can use your fingernail to write on them. While they do have a coin-battery in them, that is only used for the "clear" button rather than constantly, so it lasts for years (7+ years on ones I've purchased). Magna Doodle was cute back when, but while I own one that's only because I didn't know any better; I wouldn't buy one in 2023.
If you get any drawing tablet make sure the pen has a lanyard included to attach it to the screen. Just look up "10 Inch lcd drawing tablet" and buy the one with good reviews that has a lanyard.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank UnoriginalGuy
But, yes, if you break a writing pad, it is broken. That's great insight!
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But, yes, if you break a writing pad, it is broken. That's great insight!
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