Remarkable 2 warranty policy says that if problem occurs with your brand new device during warranty period they will replace it but they only replace with refurbished products.They sale you brand new defective or faulty product and they offer you to replace it with refurbished one.Check their warranty policy you’ll see
My ReMarkable2 stopped working because the button was stuck - they replaced it for free with a refurbished one that lasted 6 months now the refurbished one is stuck on Sleeping- they want me to now pay for a refurbished product and send this one in. I will not be buying another ReMarkable2.
This is with every tech if you send it right back to the brand/maker. If you buy from a BestBuy, Wal-Mart or some other store and you return the product within the time of buying it for a brand new one, that's cause stores can bite the bullet on slightly coast differences, unlike getting one from the brand store itself.
Wow, the dealbreaker on the remarkable 2 for me was their 8$ (or so?) monthly subscription paywall, just to have access to cloud services like google drive and the free alternative being, that you can send yourself the documents via email??? That‘s just crazy.
@@jeekakrishna yeah. Then when people in the middle of the year will look for e-book tablets and found this, the list will be about 2023 devices. That's stupid.
Only the Remarkable 2 shows the user with their hand resting on the page, the rest of them have that unnatural floaty thing that users have to do to prevent their hand being picked up as input.
I have a Kindle Scribe and it absolutely has palm rejection. Unintended inputs are very rare. All of these videos are advertising promos with exaggerated behavior. I'm sure all of them have palm rejection.
The only thing kobold is missing is a colored screen and the thing Onyx misses are physical keys which is beneficial fpr speed reading. we're waiting for updates.
None of these interest me. As nearly all of my books and documents are PDFs an A4 size (13.3 in) is essential. So far the aging Quaderno Gen 2 is the best in my opinion but I am eagerly awaiting something better with color. Hopefully there will be some options in 2024.
@@Quinefan Thanks, but not really. If I was not clear, my requirements are 1) 13.3 inch AND 2) color. Nothing in 2023, so I am looking forward to 2024 (or later).
That would be cool. Maybe, but would probably be very difficult to set up. I would just assume you can’t. (I like the idea though… they should make big e-ink monitors, with OS settings that support them.) I’m wondering if you can hook up a mouse to one of these…
The review may be good to bring some brand names to light however lacks in useful details such as digital format compatibility and weight. For example, with Kindle products, if I recall correctly, you're stuck with Amazon's ecosystem. Hence this is not a good summary to be used as a buying guide at all ~ and that means my time was not well-spent.
Someone should work on E-popup technology haha, nothing available right now as far as we’re aware unfortunately If you’re unable to read, most of the models in this review support audiobooks w/ Bluetooth pairing
Links to the Best E-Ink Tablets for 2024 are listed below. Kobo Libra 2E - amzn.to/3QHwQVO Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus - shop.boox.com/products/noteair2 Kindle Scribe - amzn.to/40M4EWv ReMarkable 2 - amzn.to/40QTobk Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C - amzn.to/3QHwiiI
@@tech_rank There is no real science to prove that. It hurt my eyes and I had to return it. Its too bad because i loved the small size and font choices.
@@fabianceron5224 sí, la experiencia ha sido satisfactoria, las actualizaciones recientes han mejorado mucho la experiencia de los apuntes tanto en las notas que tomas dentro del libro, como en los blocs que creas.
Do not trust such reviews because they only play with the device quickly and superficially to attract visitors, and do not test it professionally. The biggest drawback of the Boox device is that it is not possible to type correctly. To say it simply, what you type is different from what is displayed on the screen! I know, it's a very, very simple and general function that's been since the 1980s on PCs and Nokia phones, but it doesn't work properly on this modern device! So before buying, you need to know that it is not possible to type any text in books, notes, office files etc. Only a series of weird characters are typed. For more than a year, dozens of emails and messages have been exchanged between me and the support team, but this simple problem has not been fixed.
The title of this video is clickbait bs. Most of these are just e-readers, not actual tablets that run an OS like Android that can install apps. I'm pretty sure only the Boox on this list is an actual tablet.
Those Eink as note takers are all laggy . All boox all Remarkable all and all are only one single thing - Laggy in hand write , pixilated , Low resolution .. For handwriting IPad is king . And in IPad using Noteshelf 3 is the way to go . And in Noteshelf 3 the way to go is using the fountain pen ( it is more of a regular pen albeit the name fountain ) and under fountain pen you want sensitivity OFF ( but ON is also good) and 0.5 or 0.6 or 0.7 or 0.8 thickness options. That is the best way to go for writing and I have tried them all - E ink and IPad. E ink is too laggy and pixilated for hand writing. For tipping also IPad is exactly like typing on a computer using even the same office bundles . Using Bluetooth pen is much more responsive quick the using any non Bluetooth pen . Bluetooth is a must for the pen not to be laggy . Ipad uses Apple Pencil which is a Bluetooth pencil . Also in Apple Pencil you can use the same tip for 10 years . With E ink the nib is becoming mushroom like and needed to be replaced every 2 weeks or so , even 1 week , and the writing experience which is not the best from the start has a ad decline slop as the nib gets worn so quickly . Also those E ink nibs needing fairly quick exchange is a huge cons. IPad screen and ease and fluid work and color accuracy are vastly superior to any E ink. iPad is the only way to go from any aspect.
Remarkable 2 warranty policy says that if problem occurs with your brand new device during warranty period they will replace it but they only replace with refurbished products.They sale you brand new defective or faulty product and they offer you to replace it with refurbished one.Check their warranty policy you’ll see
My ReMarkable2 stopped working because the button was stuck - they replaced it for free with a refurbished one that lasted 6 months now the refurbished one is stuck on Sleeping- they want me to now pay for a refurbished product and send this one in. I will not be buying another ReMarkable2.
This is with every tech if you send it right back to the brand/maker. If you buy from a BestBuy, Wal-Mart or some other store and you return the product within the time of buying it for a brand new one, that's cause stores can bite the bullet on slightly coast differences, unlike getting one from the brand store itself.
This is not uncommon. Apple does the same thing.
At least it’s better than the Onyx Boox policy.
Wow, the dealbreaker on the remarkable 2 for me was their 8$ (or so?) monthly subscription paywall, just to have access to cloud services like google drive and the free alternative being, that you can send yourself the documents via email??? That‘s just crazy.
Where is Supernote? I was hoping there would be a review of those.
Supernote is missing in this review…
I want physical page turn buttons of some sort. Still using the Kindle Voyage. That Kobo is looking good as does the Boox Page because of that.
Best of 2024.
This was posted in 2023 😆
because it was almost 2024
@@jeekakrishna yeah. Then when people in the middle of the year will look for e-book tablets and found this, the list will be about 2023 devices. That's stupid.
where the Onyx Boox Note Air 3C with kaleido 3
this feels like a video made 2 months ago
Only the Remarkable 2 shows the user with their hand resting on the page, the rest of them have that unnatural floaty thing that users have to do to prevent their hand being picked up as input.
I have a Kindle Scribe and it absolutely has palm rejection. Unintended inputs are very rare. All of these videos are advertising promos with exaggerated behavior. I'm sure all of them have palm rejection.
Hello thank you for this video. Is any of those tablets offers dictionary and text corrector?
I think the kindle scribe does… not too sure about the others.
Fantastic eBook list! Immersive Translate, a web plugin, makes reading in multiple languages so accessible.
Can make a video about comparison between Kobo Elipsa 2e or Boox note air3c
where is huawei matepad paper. you didn't mention about it
That huawei has e ink display ?
@@agnesm6082 yes
@@agnesm6082 yes
Hi there! Which device would you recommend if the key point is how well it converts handwritten notes to text?
That's what I need too
Supernote a5x or a6x2
remarkable 2 does that, too
Tell about its price and avilability in Bengaluru, India.
The only thing kobold is missing is a colored screen and the thing Onyx misses are physical keys which is beneficial fpr speed reading. we're waiting for updates.
Is there any app either e-ink tabs which can work similar to notability app key thing being syncing voice recording with hand written text?
I just wonder if it is possible to install APK file(s) which is Android app on some eReader(s) based on Android OS?
Boox offers several tablet options that run Android.
None of these interest me. As nearly all of my books and documents are PDFs an A4 size (13.3 in) is essential. So far the aging Quaderno Gen 2 is the best in my opinion but I am eagerly awaiting something better with color. Hopefully there will be some options in 2024.
Onyx Boox Tab X gives you that I think, apart from colour.
@@Quinefan Thanks, but not really. If I was not clear, my requirements are 1) 13.3 inch AND 2) color. Nothing in 2023, so I am looking forward to 2024 (or later).
@@dono42 Thanks for the info
it's strange to exclude onyx boox air 3 / air 3c from the list
This video is 5 months old. The Note Air 3 was released November last year.
Hi,
do you think it is possible to use one of these as PC monitor?!
Regards
That would be cool. Maybe, but would probably be very difficult to set up. I would just assume you can’t. (I like the idea though… they should make big e-ink monitors, with OS settings that support them.)
I’m wondering if you can hook up a mouse to one of these…
Don’t bother with the Remarkable if you’re left handed. You’ll constantly be closing the document you’re writing on.
A new feature allows you to select if you're left or right handed.
Anyone can tell me if can use the pens of each e Ink tablet on other e ink tablets ?
The review may be good to bring some brand names to light however lacks in useful details such as digital format compatibility and weight. For example, with Kindle products, if I recall correctly, you're stuck with Amazon's ecosystem. Hence this is not a good summary to be used as a buying guide at all ~ and that means my time was not well-spent.
Are there any readers with a display that can render popup books?
Are there any that are adapted for people who can't read?
Someone should work on E-popup technology haha, nothing available right now as far as we’re aware unfortunately
If you’re unable to read, most of the models in this review support audiobooks w/ Bluetooth pairing
Tell about avsilable for purchase in Bengaluru India
Links to the Best E-Ink Tablets for 2024 are listed below.
Kobo Libra 2E - amzn.to/3QHwQVO
Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus - shop.boox.com/products/noteair2
Kindle Scribe - amzn.to/40M4EWv
ReMarkable 2 - amzn.to/40QTobk
Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C - amzn.to/3QHwiiI
Kobo libra 2e is actually the elipsa 2e. Elipsa2e is an e-note, the Libra is 7" with page turn buttons. totally different devices!
Where is the Lenovo
The only thing missing was price comparison 🥺😕
I missen a review of the poke 5 but good done
Thank you we’ll look into this one
Don’t but reMarkable. Wifi is required for screen sharing. It does not work with a cable connection.
you've forgotten the Booken Notéa!
onyx boox ultra tab C pro - is probably the best in 2024.
I dont know why yellow is supposed to be easier to read at night.
Less blue light, so the idea is it’s supposed to be less disruptive for sleep
@@tech_rank There is no real science to prove that. It hurt my eyes and I had to return it. Its too bad because i loved the small size and font choices.
The background music is very distracting to me, partially destroying this interesting video.
The conclusion section is not a conclusion.
La Kindle Scribe es maravillosa 😊
Hola! que tal es la experiencia al escribir? si se siente bien, como papel y sin retraso? muchas gracias
@@fabianceron5224 sí, la experiencia ha sido satisfactoria, las actualizaciones recientes han mejorado mucho la experiencia de los apuntes tanto en las notas que tomas dentro del libro, como en los blocs que creas.
It terrible for pdf😂
Cari Abadi
Do not trust such reviews because they only play with the device quickly and superficially to attract visitors, and do not test it professionally.
The biggest drawback of the Boox device is that it is not possible to type correctly. To say it simply, what you type is different from what is displayed on the screen!
I know, it's a very, very simple and general function that's been since the 1980s on PCs and Nokia phones, but it doesn't work properly on this modern device!
So before buying, you need to know that it is not possible to type any text in books, notes, office files etc. Only a series of weird characters are typed.
For more than a year, dozens of emails and messages have been exchanged between me and the support team, but this simple problem has not been fixed.
The title of this video is clickbait bs. Most of these are just e-readers, not actual tablets that run an OS like Android that can install apps. I'm pretty sure only the Boox on this list is an actual tablet.
Talks about a 7" Kobo, then shows someone holding some big 11" thing? Waste of space
14'' -16'' - 18''
Those Eink as note takers are all laggy . All boox all Remarkable all and all are only one single thing - Laggy in hand write , pixilated , Low resolution ..
For handwriting IPad is king . And in IPad using Noteshelf 3 is the way to go . And in Noteshelf 3 the way to go is using the fountain pen ( it is more of a regular pen albeit the name fountain ) and under fountain pen you want sensitivity OFF ( but ON is also good) and 0.5 or 0.6 or 0.7 or 0.8 thickness options.
That is the best way to go for writing and I have tried them all - E ink and IPad. E ink is too laggy and pixilated for hand writing.
For tipping also IPad is exactly like typing on a computer using even the same office bundles .
Using Bluetooth pen is much more responsive quick the using any non Bluetooth pen . Bluetooth is a must for the pen not to be laggy .
Ipad uses Apple Pencil which is a Bluetooth pencil .
Also in Apple Pencil you can use the same tip for 10 years . With E ink the nib is becoming mushroom like and needed to be replaced every 2 weeks or so , even 1 week , and the writing experience which is not the best from the start has a ad decline slop as the nib gets worn so quickly . Also those E ink nibs needing fairly quick exchange is a huge cons.
IPad screen and ease and fluid work and color accuracy are vastly superior to any E ink.
iPad is the only way to go from any aspect.
Kindle Scribe is Terrible 😂