Boogie Board VersaNotes Expansion Pack, Reusable Dry-Erase and Sticky Note Alternative 3-Pack for Home and Office, with 4x4” Writing Surface, and Instant Erase (VersaPen Stylus not Included)

Great as a replacement for post its. My husband keeps them by his desk and uses them to jot down notes for work. They erase easy but are not easy to accidentally erase which is great from the perspective of you won't just accidentally erase a note before you are ready. Would buy them again.

I seem to be having trouble with the batteries in mine. They seem to work well but I can say their customer service is outstanding. They sent me a new pen as the original one would not clear the note. New pen showed up in the mail a few days after emailing the company and it works fine for a while. Feel like the batteries may be old. I’m sure if I swap out the batteries it will work fine again I just don’t have AAAA batteries on hand. The company sending me a replacement product. They have been more than helpful and quick to respond. I have another of their products which works flawlessly.

I bought it in 2/2023.Now in 01/2025 , the pen stopped working .One pad is overused and broke. I have 2 more, no problem.The pen needs 2 AAAA batteries.But is not easy to take it out and put it back.I use it for my work daily notes. I love it. I will buy it again.

I write everything down in the moment and often find myself surrounded by a mountain of post-it notes at work. I bought these reusable notes to help me manage my action items more efficiently, limiting me to three tasks before categorizing them.I purchased two sets, hoping the erase feature would work with my "Boogie Board" pen (Black pen) from the "Boogie Board 2.0" (which uses a magnet to clear the screen). However, since the versa notes are paper thin the battery is stored in the pen instead (2x AAAA batteries, which are already installed and accessed from the small screw hidden under the pen clip, giving the pen a satisfying weight). The pen has a spring-loaded electrode that presses to the bull's-eye connector on the note to clear the page.Additionally, it comes with three metal squares with 3M adhesive backing, allowing you to magnetically mount the versa note to your monitor bezel, a bulletin board, etc. (Though because of gravity, they hang down like a diamond shaped and would obscruct part of the screen unless mounted at the bottom bezel)Writing on these notes feels smooth and gives a bit of an "etch-a-sketch" vibe. I found if you heavily shade a section, clear the page, and write in the same area, the lines might bleed a little. However, using the rest of the note and clearing it resolves this issue. I don't see this problem arising during normal use.I expect these notes to last a long time and feel more confident because the pen batteries are easily replaceable (Though, you'll need a small sized Philips like a #000>I've also confirmed the Versapen does write and clear the page on the "Boogie Board 2.0" tablet just not the other way around.Edit: (After a month of use)One disadvantage is because they're thin and stack for storage, you can't simply write on the top pad otherwise you'll transcribe marks on all the pads in the stack. I find they work well for instances where you need to get a thought down -now- to later transfer into a more organized system, but until that time they still end up spread across my desk and at risk of accidental marks (as evident by my cat's autograph and a wandering plate imprint).All in all, I think these still have a place as an emergency note space (especially with vibrant color - I just keep a stack under my keyboard for easy storage and access), but I've preferred my boogie board 2.0 for more serious tasks.

I really wanted to love these reusable sticky notes. The concept is amazing, but unfortunately, the execution falls short.First, the erasing quality is subpar. Even slight touches activate the screen, making accidental marks inevitable. Worse, even light writing can leave permanent marks, and only the included pen can erase the board—so if you lose the pen, you’re out of luck. It’s not just a generic magnet mechanism.These sticky notes are also fingerprint magnets. Cleaning them requires wiping, which activates the screen and creates more marks to erase. When stacked, the screens activate each other, compounding the frustration.As much as I loved the idea, these sticky notes are riddled with design flaws that make them impractical. They are defective and I have no choice but to return them.

Super cool little tool that I can’t wait to use at work. EDIT: I’ve been using these at work for a while now, and changed my 4 stars to 5. Mainly the reason being I tried the newer black version and love them! One of my photos shows a black one in use - I adhered it to my scanner at work for temporary notes throughout each day. I would definitely recommend the black as the writing shows up much more clearly than on the colored notes.Pros: They’re adorable, they’re small and easy to store or stick somewhere, they’re super easy to use and erase, they can save a ton of sticky notes, and they’re pretty.Cons: A bit pricy for what they are, the writing is not nearly as bright as advertised (mainly on the colored notes), if you lose the pen there doesn’t seem to be another way to erase, and a replacement pen is another expense.Just don’t over-expect, and they’ll make you happy!

I bought these as an intriguing alternative to getting a small dry erase board.Unfortunately making the product thin and paper like has compromised its quality.Smudging and bleeding make writing small difficult. Even a very light touch can cause slanted.Low visibility on orange and pink colorsImage retention after coloring in the entire surface of the pink pad.

I just used these for writing down movies that we needed to watch over our break and the writing actually lasted. The only think that can erase these boards are the pen so make sure you get the pen too. Overall amazing.