Aviora Family™ Magic Learning Board

Aviora Family™ Magic Learning Board

Twenty inches of drawing surface, one button to clear it, and around a hundred thousand drawings before the battery needs changing. No ink, no paper, no felt-tip pen left uncapped on a sofa.

In everyday use

It goes in the car, in a bag, and on the kitchen table while dinner is cooking. Press harder for a thicker line, lighter for a thinner one, and use a stylus, a fingernail or anything else with a point. The erase button empties the screen in a second; the lock key saves a drawing that somebody is proud of. It shows up brightest in good light, so a window seat or a lit room suits it best.

Key features

A 20-inch screen
Big enough for a proper drawing rather than a doodle, in colour.

Pressure-sensitive lines
Line thickness follows how hard your child presses, which is closer to drawing than to writing on a tablet.

Clears in one second
One button and the page is blank again — the reason children keep drawing on it.

A lock key
Saves a drawing so it survives the next person picking it up.

Three to six months of battery
A replaceable battery, with no charging and nothing to plug in.

Around 100,000 writings
Which is a great deal of paper not used.

The edit

The value of a drawing tablet is not that it teaches anything — it is that it removes every reason to say no. No ink on the table, no paper to find, no mess to clear up, nothing to charge. A child can draw twenty things in twenty minutes and throw all of them away, which is exactly how drawing works at four years old. Twenty inches is what makes it worth doing at the table rather than only in the car.

Specifications

Lines appear brightest when used in good light. Contains a battery — use under adult supervision.

Twenty drawings before dinner. Better days. Together.