Just a quick comment, potential buyers can receive a $20 discount if they are teachers, students, military personal, first responders, and hospital staff. I purchased one today and used the discount.
Offline text recognition + search, free cloud storage + 3rd party cloud sync options, screen sharing, and app side-loading are great features. The fact that all of this is available without a paid subscription is why I chose the supernote over remarkable.
I concur! You're the first person I've seen mention the difference between the white and crystal options in terms of the pull tab vs screws for accessing the back. Thats actually a huge difference, thanks for pointing that out! 25:39
Wowzers, that was certainly my longest review ever. Besides pen customization and templates I'd love to know what other Supernote videos you'd like to see below 🖊 📔 👇
Very helpful - thanks. Can‘t wait to see how the larger version of your Nomad will stack up…if I can stand waiting that long, and don‘t maybe grab a Boox Go 10.3 or even the new Boox Note Max, first. ;-) But you have opened my eyes to the eWaste aspect, and now I need to have a conversation with my conscience. P.S. I am of course also aware of the more focused notewriting experience on the Supernotes as opposed to the option paralysis issues on the Boox devices.
🙋♂Hi Vladimir! With all the new devices that are coming out later this year and in 2025, I will wait to purchase my second e-ink tablet. Great job!👍 Thank you for your time and effort on this review. Kudos from NYC.🗽 PS, I fixed the clip issue on my Supernote "Click" Stylus with some heats shrink tubing.
@@VladimirKostek Note Air 3C is my first tablet and Nomad is second in the e-ink realm, and they really work great for my needs at present, but I am looking into a B&W version only like the new Boox Go 10.3.
I already own an A5X and the keyboard expierence has never been anything to desire. I see now on the Nomad its gotten better! Not perfect and more needs paid attention to, but a far better experence. It couldn't be my main go for typing but I dont take my labtop everybwere and evern when I do it's not exactly easily mobile. I'm even more thriled about my getting the new Crystal. It's will be so much easier to take on the go and actually use because my A5X can be so awkward out and about when I'm on the go a lot. Thanks for the very detailed review. I actually learned a few extra things here about the nomad and I've watched a lot of videos.
I'm sure they'll continue to improve the typing experience. That's awesome you're gonna love the size and I'm glad you learned something 😊 Do you think you'll get an A5 X2 also or are you happy with the standard A5 X?
That's my main gripe too. I MUST use a mechanical keyboard (nothing else will do), so I've lost tons of work because I would hit one of the arrow keys, only to watch all my work disappear because I had forgotten to save it every 5 minutes (there is apparently NO auto-save feature).
@@VladimirKostek It depends on if I really want the extra features the Nomad has. Space MIGHT become an issue. But so far I’m barely using any and I have a good amount of PDFs loaded. At this time I really love the A5X as it is and only am looking forward to the surprises they will bring with software updates. For now I’m just looking forward to the Nomad and sport my awesome nerdy toy with me as many places as I can.
@@JenniMorrisroe The A5X is probably a good bearing then for how much space you'll need on a smaller device too. Hope you enjoy the Nomad whenever you get it!
This is super cool! You show it as a note taking device but I would love to one day replace or supplement my sketch book / kindle with the remarkable, it will fit right in next to my framework.
Hey Calvin, which framework do you have? Also I split up the drawing app video as this one would have been too long as I had a lot to say about sketching on it. That vid is here... ruclips.net/video/JXk89oGoSs4/видео.htmlsi=e-WhZ3BIF7AbR2aW
Well tbh it sounds much louder since the mic is right next to it, but honestly it's not very noticeable. Maybe a tad more with the standard push-up pen
Thank you for the great review. I was really excited about the sketching but disappointed about the pixilated output. However I used Adobe capture to change it into a vector image and it was perfect. I mainly draw line art so it was a good solution!
Glad it was helpful, ooh that's a good point. I haven't tried that out but I will, I'll leave a comment on my Atelier video once I try it so others know that it's a useful tool. Thanks!
Enjoyed listening to the review, but I have to make a comment about the ads that kept interrupting it. The difference in the audio level was crazy, and since i was listening with earphones, wow it was frustrating to have a sudden loud burst of noise!
I’m a teacher I have the option to buy a used a5x should I get that or buy a new nomad. Primarily looking to lesson plan and organize those as well as use the screen share for students.
An animation app would be cool, but i don't know how well it would show on a SN with ghosting. It would be cool if you could create it frame by frame on the SN and then see the finished product in the phone or desktop app with motion.
Great video! Can the standard push-up pen be disassembled to try putting the nib in a regular pen? (I‘m thinking like a Pilot Juice or Jetstream.) Or would I need to buy the single tip to try different pen bodies?
From what I understand, you could get it out of it. Although you would basically have to break the standard pen. If you are planning on making your own pen i would just get the refill and one of those pilot pens, it comes out cheaper and nicer imo. I will be making a video when my refills come in about adapting my own pens too. Glad you like the vid :)
How is the size compared to RM2 for notetaking. I will mainly use it for taking notes in meetings and annotate pdf. I have owned a RM2, but want a supernote. Will the Nomad be to small?
If you are used to an A5 sized device and are going to be doing a lot of notetaking I would wait for the A5 X2 in the fall. Nomad is great tho and the landscape pdf support is nice like I mentioned.
Really good review. Helped me a lot to decide to go with the Nomad as I needed a note taking device. Small is ok for me and the Boox go seemed quite complicated since it's my first device. New user so i'll see where it gets me :)
I'm glad it was helpful! It's such a cool little device. I'll be doing vids on android apps, templates and DIY Pens in the future. Lmk if you have any questions when you get it, there is a bit of a learning curve but nothing too crazy.
This is a very cool review. Thanks a lot. My question is…in terms of workflow, productivity, do you think that this device is better than a Note Air3 C or even the new Boox Go 10,3”? Something for writing, note taking, typing, planner, PDFs and the occasionally reading for pleasure. Cheers!
Both of those Boox devices have more functionality, you just have to determine if you need all of that. The Nomad can do a lot of what you want...but it is 1.) Smaller and 2.) More focused and less distracting. I think those are two considerations you need to make 👍
I'm torn between getting this and the RM2 to replace physical journals for my daily entries. My main concern is size (I'd get the A5x2 if it was out but I can't wait for that anymore). Do you find the notebook pages fill up too quickly? And as a RM2 user, which device do you find is more durable?
Durability has to go to the Nomad, my rM2 is fine but I'm very careful with it normally. I talk a bit more about size differences here if you are interested ruclips.net/video/m3xhczlS0Co/видео.html
Hey Vladimir, thanks for this awesome review, I appreciate all the detail you went into! I’m trying to figure out which e-ink tablet to get as my first and I’m juggling between this, waiting for an A5X2, the go 10.3 by boox, or possibly a remarkable device if they have a new one down the line, but their subscription model definitely pushes me towards the former options. The main things I’m looking to do with device are note taking and reading documents for school. Do you think the Nomad would be sufficient for this or should I try a bigger device like the go 10.3 or a future A5X2?
Hey Jakob, honestly if you are a student and are going to be taking a ton of notes I think it's worthwhile to have a larger device. I would wait for the A5 X2. Also fyi I do believe reMarkable offers one free year of connect rn. The Nomad is a great supplemental device or can be great in work settings but for school I would personally want something bigger. Like today I was preparing for a livestream and taking a bunch of notes so I used my rM2, just nice to have extra space. I can't comment too much about the go yet as the details are limited, but I will probably talk about it with Kit on our next livestream. Hope that helps!
@@jakoberickson6986 No worries, my thoughts are that the A5 X2 will have an incredibly long lifespan because of modularity. So given how long you would own it what's a few months wait really...
The Supernote is fantastic! My only qualm is that you cannot set up an attached mechanical keyboard with a traditional ANSI layout in which the UP and DOWN arrow keys work correctly. LEFT and RIGHT keys work with no issue. That causes major problems, because if you hit the UP key, all your work disappears. if you haven't saved it.
@@VladimirKostek Great question. I wish I knew, but it led me to purchase a Boox instead, which was also a mistake because the GO 10.3 will recognize the OTG flash drive but will not allow me to save anything on it. I'm giving up on tablets :)
@Xingqiwu387 I will mention this to my supernote contacts, there is a lot of room for improvement typing on it. Personally I'm very excited for the A5 X2, also I have a few keyboards when I get some time I'll play around with a few different ones on the nomad
I think it's sold out at the moment since it's the more affordable one and these are selling quite well. I'd keep checking back if you're trying to get one.
surprised the sound of writing sounded so much better then the supernote with either pen, in fact I found the 2 pens used on the supernote rather annoying to hear while writing while remarkable was very satisfying.
I mentioned it in another comment, but that is barely audible when you are writing. The mic being right next to it definitely amplifies it. The standard push up might have a tad more sound than the HOM2, but neither bother me at all.
I'm looking at something like this, as a mobile adjunct to work laptop pc for meetings and travel. I use paper notes, how would I get notes made into say my office 365 workflows . Today I have to type notes up post meeting ... hoping for portability and convenience
Same question -- looking for office word and (if possible) powerpoint compatibility. In general -- how to use and export word (or similar) documents from writing/text -- I am an author and adult educator. Also -- what about PDF editing and/or notes?
For studying porposes, meaning reading docs (pdf), taking notes, organizing texts, conecting with Google Driver or similar, is it a good device? I saw a video showing boox go 10.3 as the best device for that porpose, because it has more conections with cloud services such as google, and also because by being bigger and splitable, you can take notes in split pages simultaneously. I would like to know whats your opinion, for someone who doesnt wanna use for painting, but for studying only.
The bigger size the a5x 2 is the 10.7 in that is suitable for that this is like a planner, todolist notebook journal etc replacement. Which is 7.8inch you should look up the screen size and draw it out on a sheet of paper and write/use it and see if it is big enough most likely not for that use case which I'm also planning to use it for and will wait although I love this a6x2 small size and will get it one day.
Awhile back I bought a Boox Note Air 3c. It felt like writing on a whiteboard. Plus the workflow and support for extensive writing just was not very good IMHO. And the thing weighs a ton. I returned it (eating about $100 in the process). I'm waiting for the Supernote A5X2 and hoping that solves those issues. It sounds like the feel of the writing is pretty good.
I do worry about Supernote's longevity if they don't pursue a subscription model somewhere (cloud stuff, for example). Right now they are merely making money off of the device itself. That's dangerous if the market stagnates or even shrinks due to competition. Or if the market becomes saturated.
I think they will be fine given current demand, and the upcoming A5 X2. Also they have the best feeling pens and tablet in the game for writing. It's anyone's guess but I think the modularity will aid with sales as it's a cheaper upgrade over time.
if searching/indexing is important for me to refer back to notes then am I right in thinking the remarkable doesn't support that and the only real option is the supernote range?
this was such a great and detailed review. I got 2 questions, I still don't have an e-ink device so I kinda wanna know how integrated Obsidian is to the Supernote devices. Also wanted to know your opinion on what device between Supernote and Boox would be better for making architectural sketches and also considering most other features
Glad it was useful 👍. For sketching architectural diagrams I think Atelier is fantastic, my previous video was solely about that app if you want to check it out. Obsidian integration is possible, I would point you to organizing for change or VladCampos' videos on SN/Obsidian, hope that helps. If I ever start using obsidian maybe I'll make a video one day.
@@VladimirKostek thank you so much, I'll check those videos out, my main concern right now is if I should go for a colored device or not, because otherwise most things look superior on the Supernote
@simple-human-being of course, I do hope they eventually release a .5 or .3 but the .7 is really better than anything else I've tried tbh in the e-paper space 🖊
It's actually not that noticeable, my mic was very close to it so it's very amplified. It's never bothered me irl and I'd say I'm pretty sensitive to sounds 🎶
@@SpikedSilver I tried my friends Go 10.3 recently, it's a good all around device. It's at a competitive price point for sure. Like it will cost the same amount as a Nomad roughly when you've bundled a folio and pen. Consider if you want a full android ecosystem, for simple notetaking I think Supernote is a cleaner and better feeling experience. The A5 X2 is gonna be announced this week too but that will certainly be more expensive. Hope that helps!
Just a quick comment, potential buyers can receive a $20 discount if they are teachers, students, military personal, first responders, and hospital staff. I purchased one today and used the discount.
That's a great point Ryan, I'll pin your comment so people can see this!
Offline text recognition + search, free cloud storage + 3rd party cloud sync options, screen sharing, and app side-loading are great features. The fact that all of this is available without a paid subscription is why I chose the supernote over remarkable.
I don't blame you, which version did you get?
@@VladimirKostek A6x2 :)
Would you consider an A5 X2 also or are you content with the Nomad?
@@VladimirKostek Oh I can't answer that yet because I haven't received my device yet. I'll be getting my hands on it in a couple of days.
@@MaazAhmed oh wow, you must be very excited 😊
I've watched a lot of supernote reviews, and this had been by far the most helpful. Thanks for creating this.
Appreciate you watching! Nice username btw
I concur! You're the first person I've seen mention the difference between the white and crystal options in terms of the pull tab vs screws for accessing the back. Thats actually a huge difference, thanks for pointing that out! 25:39
@@peetung Certainly worth noting, if you are going to be accessing the back a lot for the Micro SD card you can save 30$ too
Wowzers, that was certainly my longest review ever. Besides pen customization and templates I'd love to know what other Supernote videos you'd like to see below 🖊 📔 👇
I love these sorts of deep reviews. You did a great job of being comprehensive
Appreciate that, I will do a long term on of the A5 X2 as well
Very helpful - thanks. Can‘t wait to see how the larger version of your Nomad will stack up…if I can stand waiting that long, and don‘t maybe grab a Boox Go 10.3 or even the new Boox Note Max, first. ;-) But you have opened my eyes to the eWaste aspect, and now I need to have a conversation with my conscience. P.S. I am of course also aware of the more focused notewriting experience on the Supernotes as opposed to the option paralysis issues on the Boox devices.
Certainly excited for the A5 X2, mostly the 1300 panel. Glad it was helpful
🙋♂Hi Vladimir! With all the new devices that are coming out later this year and in 2025, I will wait to purchase my second e-ink tablet. Great job!👍 Thank you for your time and effort on this review. Kudos from NYC.🗽 PS, I fixed the clip issue on my Supernote "Click" Stylus with some heats shrink tubing.
What is your first device Dan? Ooh good call, maybe I'll try that! 🖊
@@VladimirKostek Note Air 3C is my first tablet and Nomad is second in the e-ink realm, and they really work great for my needs at present, but I am looking into a B&W version only like the new Boox Go 10.3.
I already own an A5X and the keyboard expierence has never been anything to desire. I see now on the Nomad its gotten better! Not perfect and more needs paid attention to, but a far better experence. It couldn't be my main go for typing but I dont take my labtop everybwere and evern when I do it's not exactly easily mobile. I'm even more thriled about my getting the new Crystal. It's will be so much easier to take on the go and actually use because my A5X can be so awkward out and about when I'm on the go a lot.
Thanks for the very detailed review. I actually learned a few extra things here about the nomad and I've watched a lot of videos.
I'm sure they'll continue to improve the typing experience. That's awesome you're gonna love the size and I'm glad you learned something 😊 Do you think you'll get an A5 X2 also or are you happy with the standard A5 X?
That's my main gripe too. I MUST use a mechanical keyboard (nothing else will do), so I've lost tons of work because I would hit one of the arrow keys, only to watch all my work disappear because I had forgotten to save it every 5 minutes (there is apparently NO auto-save feature).
@@VladimirKostek It depends on if I really want the extra features the Nomad has. Space MIGHT become an issue. But so far I’m barely using any and I have a good amount of PDFs loaded. At this time I really love the A5X as it is and only am looking forward to the surprises they will bring with software updates. For now I’m just looking forward to the Nomad and sport my awesome nerdy toy with me as many places as I can.
@@JenniMorrisroe The A5X is probably a good bearing then for how much space you'll need on a smaller device too. Hope you enjoy the Nomad whenever you get it!
This is super cool! You show it as a note taking device but I would love to one day replace or supplement my sketch book / kindle with the remarkable, it will fit right in next to my framework.
Hey Calvin, which framework do you have? Also I split up the drawing app video as this one would have been too long as I had a lot to say about sketching on it. That vid is here... ruclips.net/video/JXk89oGoSs4/видео.htmlsi=e-WhZ3BIF7AbR2aW
I love the Nomad software, but man, that tap tap sound would drive me nuts!!
Well tbh it sounds much louder since the mic is right next to it, but honestly it's not very noticeable. Maybe a tad more with the standard push-up pen
Thank you for the great review. I was really excited about the sketching but disappointed about the pixilated output. However I used Adobe capture to change it into a vector image and it was perfect. I mainly draw line art so it was a good solution!
Glad it was helpful, ooh that's a good point. I haven't tried that out but I will, I'll leave a comment on my Atelier video once I try it so others know that it's a useful tool. Thanks!
Enjoyed listening to the review, but I have to make a comment about the ads that kept interrupting it. The difference in the audio level was crazy, and since i was listening with earphones, wow it was frustrating to have a sudden loud burst of noise!
I appreciate the feedback and noted for future reviews. Sorry about that 😕
I’m a teacher I have the option to buy a used a5x should I get that or buy a new nomad. Primarily looking to lesson plan and organize those as well as use the screen share for students.
At this point I wouldn't recommend the A5 X, unless you can get it for very cheap. Otherwise the Nomad or upcoming A5 X2 are your best bets.
would love to see a basic animation app included. Also, flashcards. Then the current price would make more sense
An animation app would be cool, but i don't know how well it would show on a SN with ghosting. It would be cool if you could create it frame by frame on the SN and then see the finished product in the phone or desktop app with motion.
I've got my supernote a6x2 and still to get😮the canvas folio so will be referring to your videos to figure out how to use it 👍
Sweet, how are you liking it?
@@VladimirKostek haven't fully had chance to figure out thing's but looks really good 😉👍
Great video! Can the standard push-up pen be disassembled to try putting the nib in a regular pen? (I‘m thinking like a Pilot Juice or Jetstream.) Or would I need to buy the single tip to try different pen bodies?
From what I understand, you could get it out of it. Although you would basically have to break the standard pen. If you are planning on making your own pen i would just get the refill and one of those pilot pens, it comes out cheaper and nicer imo. I will be making a video when my refills come in about adapting my own pens too. Glad you like the vid :)
How is the size compared to RM2 for notetaking. I will mainly use it for taking notes in meetings and annotate pdf. I have owned a RM2, but want a supernote. Will the Nomad be to small?
If you are used to an A5 sized device and are going to be doing a lot of notetaking I would wait for the A5 X2 in the fall. Nomad is great tho and the landscape pdf support is nice like I mentioned.
Would it be possible to install Syncthing and keep notes in sync with other devices directly, bypassing cloud storage?
Hi, I will research this and get back to you. Open source file syncing, sign me up. Thanks for bringing this to my attention hadn't heard of it.
Really good review. Helped me a lot to decide to go with the Nomad as I needed a note taking device. Small is ok for me and the Boox go seemed quite complicated since it's my first device. New user so i'll see where it gets me :)
I'm glad it was helpful! It's such a cool little device. I'll be doing vids on android apps, templates and DIY Pens in the future. Lmk if you have any questions when you get it, there is a bit of a learning curve but nothing too crazy.
This is a very cool review. Thanks a lot. My question is…in terms of workflow, productivity, do you think that this device is better than a Note Air3 C or even the new Boox Go 10,3”? Something for writing, note taking, typing, planner, PDFs and the occasionally reading for pleasure. Cheers!
Both of those Boox devices have more functionality, you just have to determine if you need all of that. The Nomad can do a lot of what you want...but it is 1.) Smaller and 2.) More focused and less distracting. I think those are two considerations you need to make 👍
I'm torn between getting this and the RM2 to replace physical journals for my daily entries. My main concern is size (I'd get the A5x2 if it was out but I can't wait for that anymore). Do you find the notebook pages fill up too quickly? And as a RM2 user, which device do you find is more durable?
Durability has to go to the Nomad, my rM2 is fine but I'm very careful with it normally. I talk a bit more about size differences here if you are interested ruclips.net/video/m3xhczlS0Co/видео.html
@@VladimirKostek very useful, thanks!
Hey Vladimir, thanks for this awesome review, I appreciate all the detail you went into! I’m trying to figure out which e-ink tablet to get as my first and I’m juggling between this, waiting for an A5X2, the go 10.3 by boox, or possibly a remarkable device if they have a new one down the line, but their subscription model definitely pushes me towards the former options. The main things I’m looking to do with device are note taking and reading documents for school. Do you think the Nomad would be sufficient for this or should I try a bigger device like the go 10.3 or a future A5X2?
Hey Jakob, honestly if you are a student and are going to be taking a ton of notes I think it's worthwhile to have a larger device. I would wait for the A5 X2. Also fyi I do believe reMarkable offers one free year of connect rn. The Nomad is a great supplemental device or can be great in work settings but for school I would personally want something bigger. Like today I was preparing for a livestream and taking a bunch of notes so I used my rM2, just nice to have extra space. I can't comment too much about the go yet as the details are limited, but I will probably talk about it with Kit on our next livestream. Hope that helps!
Thanks, for the input! I’ll try to tune in to see what you guys think about the go!
@@jakoberickson6986 No worries, my thoughts are that the A5 X2 will have an incredibly long lifespan because of modularity. So given how long you would own it what's a few months wait really...
@@leftfootdown a5 x2 should be announced any day now...
The Supernote is fantastic! My only qualm is that you cannot set up an attached mechanical keyboard with a traditional ANSI layout in which the UP and DOWN arrow keys work correctly. LEFT and RIGHT keys work with no issue. That causes major problems, because if you hit the UP key, all your work disappears. if you haven't saved it.
Wow I didn't know that, do you think it's a specific thing with your mech keyboard or anyone in particular?
@@VladimirKostek Great question. I wish I knew, but it led me to purchase a Boox instead, which was also a mistake because the GO 10.3 will recognize the OTG flash drive but will not allow me to save anything on it. I'm giving up on tablets :)
@Xingqiwu387 I will mention this to my supernote contacts, there is a lot of room for improvement typing on it. Personally I'm very excited for the A5 X2, also I have a few keyboards when I get some time I'll play around with a few different ones on the nomad
Hey, they dont have the canvas folio anymore unless I missing something?
I think it's sold out at the moment since it's the more affordable one and these are selling quite well. I'd keep checking back if you're trying to get one.
surprised the sound of writing sounded so much better then the supernote with either pen, in fact I found the 2 pens used on the supernote rather annoying to hear while writing while remarkable was very satisfying.
I mentioned it in another comment, but that is barely audible when you are writing. The mic being right next to it definitely amplifies it. The standard push up might have a tad more sound than the HOM2, but neither bother me at all.
Cool! Is that a Kyosho Mini-Z at the back?
It's a Porsche GT1 from the 90s!
I'm looking at something like this, as a mobile adjunct to work laptop pc for meetings and travel. I use paper notes, how would I get notes made into say my office 365 workflows . Today I have to type notes up post meeting ... hoping for portability and convenience
I'll take a look at office 365 and get back to you
Same question -- looking for office word and (if possible) powerpoint compatibility. In general -- how to use and export word (or similar) documents from writing/text -- I am an author and adult educator. Also -- what about PDF editing and/or notes?
If you can now add android apps can you see if OneNote works
For studying porposes, meaning reading docs (pdf), taking notes, organizing texts, conecting with Google Driver or similar, is it a good device? I saw a video showing boox go 10.3 as the best device for that porpose, because it has more conections with cloud services such as google, and also because by being bigger and splitable, you can take notes in split pages simultaneously. I would like to know whats your opinion, for someone who doesnt wanna use for painting, but for studying only.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend. Simply, it is way to small to take notes (or even for pdfs). It's more or less just for scribbling.
The bigger size the a5x 2 is the 10.7 in that is suitable for that this is like a planner, todolist notebook journal etc replacement. Which is 7.8inch you should look up the screen size and draw it out on a sheet of paper and write/use it and see if it is big enough most likely not for that use case which I'm also planning to use it for and will wait although I love this a6x2 small size and will get it one day.
Cant find affiliate links you mention, are they available US only?
Where are you located
@@VladimirKostek uk
Awhile back I bought a Boox Note Air 3c. It felt like writing on a whiteboard. Plus the workflow and support for extensive writing just was not very good IMHO. And the thing weighs a ton. I returned it (eating about $100 in the process). I'm waiting for the Supernote A5X2 and hoping that solves those issues. It sounds like the feel of the writing is pretty good.
Sorry you lost money on it 🥲 I'm super excited for the A5 X2 as well. Stay tuned for my video coming tomorrow... I think you'll find it interesting.
I do worry about Supernote's longevity if they don't pursue a subscription model somewhere (cloud stuff, for example). Right now they are merely making money off of the device itself. That's dangerous if the market stagnates or even shrinks due to competition. Or if the market becomes saturated.
I think they will be fine given current demand, and the upcoming A5 X2. Also they have the best feeling pens and tablet in the game for writing. It's anyone's guess but I think the modularity will aid with sales as it's a cheaper upgrade over time.
if searching/indexing is important for me to refer back to notes then am I right in thinking the remarkable doesn't support that and the only real option is the supernote range?
this was such a great and detailed review. I got 2 questions, I still don't have an e-ink device so I kinda wanna know how integrated Obsidian is to the Supernote devices. Also wanted to know your opinion on what device between Supernote and Boox would be better for making architectural sketches and also considering most other features
Glad it was useful 👍. For sketching architectural diagrams I think Atelier is fantastic, my previous video was solely about that app if you want to check it out. Obsidian integration is possible, I would point you to organizing for change or VladCampos' videos on SN/Obsidian, hope that helps. If I ever start using obsidian maybe I'll make a video one day.
@@VladimirKostek thank you so much, I'll check those videos out, my main concern right now is if I should go for a colored device or not, because otherwise most things look superior on the Supernote
@@F3XT what do you plan on using it most for?
it doesn't look like you can actually write tiny if you wanted to?
I don't know about that... imgur.com/a/saCaM45
@@VladimirKostek Wow that’s impressive! I was worried about this so thanks for the img.
@simple-human-being of course, I do hope they eventually release a .5 or .3 but the .7 is really better than anything else I've tried tbh in the e-paper space 🖊
Whats's the game at 10:47?
Hi Ameelia, that would be hidden folks! Here is the apk if you want it apkaward.com/hidden-folks
@@VladimirKostek thank you!
The clanking of writing on the Nomad sounds very annoying 😮
It's actually not that noticeable, my mic was very close to it so it's very amplified. It's never bothered me irl and I'd say I'm pretty sensitive to sounds 🎶
@@VladimirKostek thanks, that’s good to know. Have you tried the Boox Go 10.3? Could it work as well as the Supernote for note-taking?
@@SpikedSilver I tried my friends Go 10.3 recently, it's a good all around device. It's at a competitive price point for sure. Like it will cost the same amount as a Nomad roughly when you've bundled a folio and pen. Consider if you want a full android ecosystem, for simple notetaking I think Supernote is a cleaner and better feeling experience. The A5 X2 is gonna be announced this week too but that will certainly be more expensive. Hope that helps!
Bonita camiseta o: (:
Obrigado, a camisa antiga!
Does your little toy car have poop smeared on it??
I Lol'd 🤣 I swear it's not doo doo, it's part of that porsche GT1 livery