Bullseye Office Whiteboard - Foldable Portable Pocket Whiteboard with Marker

For the few months I had it, it works great as a replacement for scratch paper/note app, and it fits well in pockets unless it’s small like a chest pocket or decorative pocket. I can be clumsy, and so far the whiteboard survived well with no tears in the plastic I’ve seen, though the marker was small enough to lose. The thick plastic may feel awkwardly stiff when bending the other way, but this also makes it easy to remember which way the originally notebook folded. The foldable style makes it usable as both a shrinkable large whiteboard or a 5-part whiteboard notebook (which can be refolded to become a second, empty whiteboard notebook). However, using it as a folded notebook is not recommended for those with rough treatment since a hard enough press or accidental touch through the side might accidentally erase a touch of what’s inside, unless the ink has been there long enough to become wet erase. Overall, it’s a versatile, tough pocket whiteboard.

I like it and use it to write grocery items as I need them. I haven’t had use to expand yet. So far I’ve shown it to my son, an engineer and a young man with a small business doing work for us. My son said he just takes pictures of notes on a white board. The young businessman didn’t say much. He does landscaping. Nonetheless, I won’t be stymied. They will remember what they saw and find a need. I plan to use it for other tasks. For example, when gathering clothes for charity, and not only take pictures of giveaway items, but take a picture of my writey-board. It could be used for impromptu game playing and I’m sure I will think of other things. Idea— how about the Bull’s Eye company come up with more ideas to help customers see how they could use it. It’s portable nature makes it unique for where a white board is not available. If I get more ideas or if my family comes up with ideas, I’ll pass it along.

I use these when responding to disasters as part of an Incident Management Team. I carry a few of these and a roll of painters tape so I can quickly tape them up anywhere and use to manage information. Another handy thing is; once you have all the information on it you want, take a pic of it with your phone so you have an easy reference to carry around.

I bought this product needing something cheap to study with and was really surprised by the quality and functionality (super easy to store for travel.) Great product for students or anyone who needs to write stuff down on the go.

Maybe the pen was too old, and dried out. The board being too large is manageable, but to be labeled as a pocket white board is a bit of a stretch.

Not magnetic. Bag states it contains magnets but it doesn’t.

Exactly as advertised, great for brainstorming or as foldable 3 by 5 notecards for memorization.

I had something like the writeyboard some time ago, and never found anyone selling a similar product. When I stumbled across this it was an instant buy. You get exactly what it says in the tin; a foldable whiteboard. Personally I use it so I can diagram things (code, floorplans, family vacations), go somewhere, modify the diagram, etc., without having to use a lot of separate pieces of paper. I found it handy to get a little pouch to keep the board in, though, as otherwise the edges can catch and bend. Additionally my included markers did not last very long, but that sort of thing seems to be luck of the draw; half the time I pick up a whiteboard marker for anything it is on its last legs, so that's more like a personal curse than writeyboard's fault. Still, it wouldn't hurt prospective buyers to buy a spare a fine or ultrafine tipped package of dry erase markers, depending on your planned usage. I plan on buying a spare one writeyboard or two in the coming months, just as soon as I get my home office nook piles piled such that I'd be able to find the spares if need be.