Start with where you’ll use it and how much drawing space you want.

• Measure your spot first. You’ll see compact options around 8–10 inches and larger panels around 15–17 inches on this page.
• For portability or a small desk, smaller boards pack easily. For family memos, classrooms, or displays, larger surfaces are easier to see.
• Check listings for exact dimensions, weight, and how it stands (built-in stand, angle) or if hanging hardware is included.
• Look for useful extras like adjustable color modes, light effects, or a timer if you want quick on/off control.

Review photos and measurements on the product page to match your space and use.

Most glow boards have acrylic surfaces that work best with water‑based inks.

• Choose dry‑erase or fluorescent/neon markers for bright lines under the LEDs.
• Avoid permanent, paint, or alcohol‑based markers that can stain or dull acrylic.
• Many sets include starter markers; when you need more, browse compatible dry‑erase and neon markers on Walmart.com.
• Test in a small corner first to confirm smooth erasing.
• Recap markers after use to reduce drying and residue.

If a mark lingers, a light wipe with a soft, damp microfiber cloth or a whiteboard‑safe cleaner can help reduce ghosting.

Gentle, regular care can help keep the acrylic surface clear.

1. Power off and unplug the board before cleaning.
2. Erase fresh ink with a soft, dry microfiber cloth.
3. For tougher spots, lightly dampen the cloth with water or a whiteboard‑safe cleaner. Avoid ammonia, acetone, or abrasive pads that can haze acrylic.
4. Wipe the edges carefully, keeping moisture away from ports and switches.
5. Dry the surface completely before turning the lights back on.

Erasing soon after each session and using water‑based dry‑erase markers can make cleaning easier, but results may vary depending on ink type and how long it stays on the board.

Battery life varies by board size, brightness, and light effects.

• Higher brightness and animated or color‑cycling modes generally use more power than steady, lower settings.
• Larger panels may draw more power than compact boards.
• Some models include a timer that can help conserve battery between uses.
• Check each product description for battery capacity or any listed approximate runtime.
• To extend time between charges, lower brightness when possible, switch off when not in use, and charge with the included cable using a compatible USB adapter in a cool, dry area.

For best results, follow the charging and safety guidance in the user manual provided with your purchase.

The neon effect is generally most vivid in low to moderate light.

• In bright rooms or daylight, lines remain visible, but the glow may appear less intense.
• To boost visibility, increase the board’s brightness and use bold fluorescent marker colors.
• Place the board away from direct sunlight to reduce glare and heat exposure.
• For displays or notes, try shaded areas or dim the lights slightly when possible.

Adjusting placement, colors, and settings can help improve contrast, though actual visibility depends on your room lighting and the specific board’s LEDs.