It's great to hear some positive comments about the pen. Would love to hear more as you use it more.

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Thanks finally someone who find it usefull as a note taker, I hope I can test it soon

I found it absolutely atrocious tbh and it's the reason it's going back. Imprecise, slow and a lot of missed and wrong inputs..

iPad pro is so much better and since the writing feel is about the same on both glass screens you'll likely want a paperlike protector in each case anyways.

I'm contemplating on a supernote nomad...

Is speed good? How are buttons ?

Can gen2 sync book with audiobook?

I use it very often for notes and for brainstorming.

Wireframing application UI or flow. Drawing still 100% for me.

I think my BOOX Tab Ultra C does a great job deciphering my handwriting, sure it gets a few errors but over all I am very pleased

Just need to work on formatting!

I am told that one of the B brands (Bigme or Boox) has special support for OneNote. But the Android version of OneNote doesn't support handwriting recognition. You have to switch to your desktop to complete that.

There are many different ereader out there that take notes. Some use color so you can use different colors to designate different things you want to do.

If it's just short notes a 7 inch and below may work. If you take a lot of notes for meetings or class work, I would not get anything smaller than a 10 inch screen.

For me my hand writing is sloppy. An ereader with a glass screen makes it worse. It's too slippery, so I use one with a plastic screen.

For decent writing you also want to make sure it has a wacom pen,

If it's only going to be used as an note taking device, you can use one that doesn't have a front light. However if you think you might read on it for pleasure in a dark room . Make sure it has a front light.

To use onedrive or any other cloud services I would recommend an android device over a Kindle or kobo.

Look at the different features you think you need, then find a device that you think will meet your needs. Then watch a few youtube videos to see if it will work for you.

All ereader will have some of features you want, and some you wish it had, none are going to be perfect.

Boox go 10.3?

Viwoods ai ?

Can you specify what you mean by "writing feel"?
Do you mean the interaction of the nib with the writing surface? The output you see on screen? The latency? The weight of the stylus? The shape of the stylus? The way the stylus material feels in your hand?
Sorry, I'm a fountain pen enthusiast and in that space there's a difference between "writes smoothly" and "smooth writing feel" :P

Personally I really prefer the reMarkable 2's pro marker. The problem though, is that the AI Paper works best with the Viwoods stylus because they've tuned the stylus interaction with tablet. I've tried the rM2 pro marker, the Lamy EMR and the Samsung S-pen. None of those get treated the same as the Viwoods stylus, so the nuance of the line on the screen is gone.
So I've made the choice to use the Viwoods stylus and ignore how it feels in my hand, because I like the way it makes my writing look on screen.

I've only very shortly tested Supernote's ceramic tip and that was on a Supernote device. It has a specific feel, but it's not what I want from an e-ink tablet, it skates over the surface too much for my liking.
I have no experience with the titanium tips people advertise regularly.

I've used them all and the best one for me is the Supernote Lamy ceramic pen. It's not even close. Not compatible with the Viwoods but you might be able to use the Lamy EMR for a similar feel in the hand.

Supernote Lamy pen with ceramic nib

How is the writing experience with noris compared to Wacom one I planning to buy a alternate stylus but confused between them

eraser on top and easy nibs to find on amazon ... great choice.

If you have the chance..

Kindle scribe premium pen.

Imo it beats noris

Got it. Thank you very much. I am new to digital writing so trying to understand how to improve writing on the screen.

does it use the same tips as a normal samsung pen ?

Do you use any paper like a display screen protector?

off topic but i'm really curious...

what's that little ipod nano like device in the top left corner of the picture?

Logitech crayon 🖍️

Just out of curiosity, why not Apple Pencil?

just buy the apple pencil. literally. i cannot think of any other stylus to use. buy once cry once, but honestly i have not regretted the apple pencil once. its almost as much money to get something with less features and no native support. don’t be cheap with something you’re going to use often.

I think at best you will find less expensive pencils that ATTACH magnetically, but I don’t believe you’ll find ANY that CHARGE magnetically. Usually they charge via a USB-C cable. But the charge lasts a long time so you don’t have to charge often.

goojodoq! such good dupes

I have a Samsung Tab and I Love Notein, can upload pdf and sync with other devices. All the scencial features are free so you can give it a try and see if you like it

Notability is good but there’s no one-time payment. I’ve been using Element Note on my iPad, which is 15 AUD iirc. You can install fonts on the iPad and use it there. I use it a lot for practicing kanji handwriting.

Hello! So I tried out some pens. The included one is great but too thin for my hands. I tried the Staedtler Noris Jumbo, but I found the tip too slippery. The HP x360 11 pen is just great! Quite ergonomic, light, compatible with boox tips (which have a bit more natural drag than HP ones) and it’s dirt cheap (£9.99 on eBay!). Just thought I’d post this here to hear from fellow users what that use!

My favorite is still the Lamy EMR. So far, I never had a better feeling when writing or drawing with another stylus.

What is that template?

Thanks!! I’ll check back in :)