Quartet Dry-Erase Board, 5 1/2 x 14 Inches, Black (90223-BK) - 2024 report by Whydis
Quartet Dry-Erase Board, 5 1/2 x 14 Inches, Black (90223-BK)
Color:Black
Personal dry-erase board provides a convenient writing surface that is easy to erase. At 5 1/2" x 14" this board is the perfect addition to your room, cubicle or family meeting space. Mounts to wall with self-stick pads and is able to h...
Nice size for listsProvided magnets hold the product securely to fridgeI would recommend this product if popular markers work with it, but as-is I wouldn't buy it again.
Nice size for listsProvided magnets hold the product securely to fridgeI would recommend this product if popular markers work with it, but as-is I wouldn't buy it again.
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This is a decent mini dry erase board for daily to-do lists and reminders
The board's own magnetic coating holds the included "punctuation" magnets well, and the ultra-smooth surface does very well with a decent dry-erase marker, erasing cleanly.
For under $8, you can't expect a very good dry-erase board
Nice size, comes with a cool little dry erase pen which clips to the top of the board, and perfectly sized for daily use.
It's a pretty dry-erase board but the pin color against the black doesn't show up very well.
You can snap a regular dry erase marker into them and they have very strong magnets.
It came with tape and magnets so you can hang either way Our school janitor prefers magnets
Hard to mount it, the included magnets are not strong enough
buttons are colorful, and have circular soft magnets glued to
There are two ways to mount this either using the sticky pads for everyday surfaces or using both the sticky pads and the magnets for magnetic surfaces (eg fridge door)
Marker did not work well even after following the instructions so had to buy separate markers to use
You can make the most of the dry-erase board if you use other general-purpose dry-erase markers (my all time favorites are these Quartet EnduraGlide Fine Tip Dry-Erase Markers, Assorted Colors, 4 Pack (5001-10M) (round tip) however they don't fit in the click-
A standard Expo Fine Tip marker can just barely fit in (I don't know if it has long term side-effects)
The board's own magnetic coating holds the included "punctuation" magnets well, and the ultra-smooth surface does very well with a decent dry-erase marker, erasing cleanly.
The markers that come with the boards write well and there isn't a shadow left on the boards when you erase.
That last part, above, refers to the fact that there are lots of decent dollar store-type dry erase boards -- they might even be produced in the same factory(ies) as Quartet
The board's own magnetic coating holds the included "punctuation" magnets well, and the ultra-smooth surface does very well with a decent dry-erase marker, erasing cleanly.
Quartet ReWritables Dry Erase Mini Markers with Cap Mounted Erasers, 6-Marker Pack, Assorted Standard Colors (51-659312Q)My advice would be to buy the cheapest board with the smoothest, most writable (and erasable) surface and then spend the $$$ on Expo or another top-rated dry-erase marker.
The back of the dry-erase board is cardboard, not the same material as the front
I like black boards much better than white boards, because white boards seem to show smudges more
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