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Cricut Glossy Permanent Value Vinyl (12 in x 10 ft)

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The desktop BrightPad is lightweight and easy to move but requires external power (USB/plug-in), so it’s best used near an outlet. The BrightPad Go adds cordless convenience with a built-in rechargeable battery that provides about 2+ hours of use per charge for weeding and other tasks.

The desktop BrightPad includes a USB power cable. The BrightPad Go includes a USB power cable and a wall adapter for charging its built-in rechargeable battery.

Yes. Both BrightPad models list a nonslip (anti-skid) base to help keep the pad steady on a desk or table during use.

The desktop BrightPad is powered by an electrical USB connection and does not include a battery. The BrightPad Go has a built-in rechargeable battery for cordless use (about 2+ hours) and can be charged with the included USB cable or wall adapter.

Desktop BrightPad models list 3 brightness settings. The BrightPad Go lists 5 adjustable brightness settings.

BrightPad models are described as using plastic, with some listings noting metal components. Surface hardness ratings vary by model; one listing shows a 4H rating and another a 6H rating to indicate resistance to scratches.

They’re commonly used for weeding vinyl and heat-transfer materials, tracing and drawing, paper-piecing and quilt pattern work, jewelry-making, decal cutting, and school or hobby projects.

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