I seen so many options they all looked similar. I got this for my puppy growth @charlieswoofworldBut super happy to celebrate his little milestones. I found the pieces kind of tough to remove and if you're type A with a little ADD I had to bust out the scissors so it had a neater appearance.Happy with the purchase overall

Some of the letters don’t want to stick or hold well. For instance the L or the I. Otherwise a great product.

Good size frame, and it came with a lot of letters and sayings

At first I was going to take away a star because of the quality of the letters, but looking over a lot of these boards online, they all seem to have pretty much the same quality / thinness to them with very slight differences to how they are made. Since they seem to be all like that, I won’t really address that because there doesn’t seem to be any better. These aren’t bad, I guess I just expected them to be better. I also don’t see any with lower case letters. The letters that are attached in two places (like ‘H’, “M”, etc) were more difficult to get out - I had to cut them off instead of twist them. Regardless of all that, this comes with a ton of letters to be sure! You get two different sizes, with one being just slightly smaller than the other. It is nice that they give you a bag to put them in, but for as many as you get, and if you want the sizes separate (as well as numbers, emojis, etc), you definitely need more than one. Nice gesture though! The quality of the frame is fantastic! Is so smooth and with a very nice finish…I totally didn’t expect it to be as nice as it is. And it is two sided - one side has black felt, the other grey! Additionally, you get to ways to display it. You can put a picture hanger on it, or stand it in the equally as nice (as the frame) stand. Personally, I’m going with the stand, because if you put the piece on it to mount it on the wall, you’ll have to choose between one side, and I like having the option. Great product for the price and for what it is. Absolutely recommended!!

Exactly as described and great value

It looks really good and the letters stay put perfectly! It comes with quite a few letters/numbers and even some non letter/number pieces. The only complaint is that it took a while to snap off all the characters from the sheets and clean some of them up that had small sharp pieces. Overall it is adorable and while not necessarily useful for me, it has been fun!

Such a high quality and beautiful product!

I recently got this felt board. I have quite a few accessories that I love on my desk but this has to be my favorite thing I ever got. Where has this board been my entire life? I have been using it’s for a few days now and I am a bit addicted to change my quotes each morning before starting work. I did not know how much fun this was actually going to be once I started using it.The quality of the wooden felt board itself is great. It’s really sturdy even when you adjust the easel backing. The wooden frame is nice, smooth with no cracks or scratches. It also comes with an option to hang it up on a wall. I have noticed that the felt board doesn’t seem to be attracting any lint or dust, which was something I was concerned about and I think if it ever did, one swipe with a lint roller would do the job.I am really impressed by the ample amount of letters and additional symbols/words that came with the whole package. It also came with a super cute drawstring bag. The individual letters are obviously the biggest feature of the board to express your creativity/message. Personally, for me separating the letters had to be the most challenging part of this experience (but in the end it was all worth it). I started with scissors, that was total fail. I eventually did find a hack that must have saved me hours of extra work. The BEST thing that works to cut/separate the letters apart are a pair of steel flush cutter pliers. They did an awesome job.My second challenge that overwhelmed me, how do I separate and identify each letter once I cut them out? I know that they provided a drawstring bag, which was most likely intended to store all the pieces but I cannot imagine how that would work mixing all the letters and numbers in one and then trying to find a specific individual letter each time you want to change your board. I did come up with an idea. I actually had these small size plastic zip lock bags that I labeled with each letter (I made this using word and a sheet of sticker paper). I was then able to separate/organize each plastic letter in its own bag so this way I can easily find exactly what I am looking for. It actually worked out pretty nice, it did take me a few hours to get everything organized but I am satisfied with the results. Of course this is just a temporary solution, because the small pieces on the back that are used to be held on the board are puncturing the bags, creating some holes and tears. My permanent solution is to find a craft container with small compartments which will be the ultimate answer in storing the letters without any fears of losing the pieces.The plastic pieces themselves are okay. Not the greatest quality but also not the worst. The one and only thing I noticed is that the letter that only have one bracket in the back are less stable than the others that have 2 or more. Also I would be very careful to make sure the pieces on the back are not bent, otherwise the letter won’t be straight when it’s on the board.