Evernote vs OneNote - Which One Is Better? (2024) Full Comparison

When it comes to note-taking, two popular options are Evernote and OneNote. While both platforms offer similar features, there are some key differences that set them apart. Evernote is known for its sleek interface and extensive organizational capabilities, making it a preferred choice for professionals and students alike. On the other hand, OneNote, with its integration with Microsoft Office, is a great option for those who work heavily with documents and spreadsheets.
Additionally, Evernote offers a wider range of third-party integrations, making it a more versatile tool for productivity. Ultimately, the choice between Evernote and OneNote comes down to personal preference and specific needs. Both platforms have their strengths and it is important to thoroughly compare and assess them before making a decision.
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[@MrHotheadalex]

Hey a high quality productivity themed Indian RUclipsr. Niceee ur content is crisp n to the point no distracting BS.... Cul bro... keep on doing the good work 👏
P.S. Although evernote is showing wayyy different n drastic pricing around 300 to 560 or something like that..... i know i know comvert it to USD its still just 4-6 USD / month still alot more than 12 ₹ ru loged in from yr student ID n r these discounted prices for students ???

[@harrivayrynen]

Why your mouse shakes all the time?

[@ThiagoMoreiraGoncalves]

You compared Evernote price with Microsoft 365 price, which gives you access to all Microsoft tools. So actually Microsoft is way cheaper. Evernote costs 8 euros/month in Europe, being more expensive than MS365.

[@alimfuzzy]

There's one huge reason why i would choose one note over evernote and that is s 3rd party Onenote gems.

[@jpg-o-km]

RS is Maurician Roupies? Rs14.17=0.29€... For us it's 10.83€, so more than 527 roupies

[@dgreve76]

This really isn't a comparison. No deep dive into each program. Almost like you scanned both websites and gave a presentation. Your pricing is off too.

[@hudsville]

I'd find it far more useful, and credible, if you actually had the apps open rather than just read the sales gumpf from their websites. Thanks for trying, but this video didn't add any value.