Great review and demo ... the music at 6:15 made me feel like I was on a bad acid trip .. I snapped out of it when it the music abruptly stopped. Thanks for the review though!
1. Can you edit the translated text 2. Does it spell check translations 3. Can you add keywords or highlight key phrases 4. Can you search all notebooks by keywords 5. Can you date documents 6. Are there custom templates possible 7. Can you add a hierarchy/ index to notebooks
For me at least, I also have questions around workflow. Like, what filetype is output if you upload to pc / dropbox? What does editing an EPUB or PDF look like (if you can do so)? What does exporting notes from an ebook look like? I guess hardware fiends like me are just.. well, obsessive fiends haha!
That diagram feature might be good for drawing electrical schematics and then converting it into a clean image before placing it in Dropbox to later be printed.
This went over taking notes in their basic and advanced notebooks, but not what happens when I take notes in a book/pdf. If I draw on a pdf or other ebook, mark it up with comments in the margins on 75 pages and highlight 22 pages in a 630 page book. What now? Can I look them up, bounce from note to note, or search through them? If I highlight sections of an epub, can i export those sections of text, or at least move through the ebpub from each highlighted section to the next for studying? Does it create an index of highlights and/or notes? Is this sort of functionality present or are they just there somewhere in that long book and I have to flip page by page by page to find them? If I have 500 books in my bookcase, can I see which ones have notes in them? Can I toggle the notes on/off in an epub so they aren't distracting while reading or would i have to do that page by page? If I use a program like Calibre to manage my books, do the changes/markups in epub/pdf files synch back to Calibre as a 2nd version of the pdf/epub? If I have a marked up pdf/epub, delete it from Elipsa after synching back to Calibre and then reimport at a later date, do i loose all my markups and notes?
Kobo has a 30 day return policy if you order directly from their site. I think the only way to really know these details is to just try it. I keep hoping to find info on this sort of stuff too.
Thank you for the review! It would be very important to see how the export process works, and to know at least in which format the notebooks are exported
There is one glaring omission from the video. Exports. Yes, you mention a little bit of the export options but for example you don't mention the export FORMATS available. And most importantly, you don't show (or even mention) the results of exports. It would be interesting how well they export (be they PDFs or the notebooks you create on the device).
When taking notes on an E-pub, does the circles and other marks adjust as you resize the text. On the last video, it's shown to remember the placement of the marks (as you switch between pages), but no test was done to see what would happen if you adjust the size of the text. Also is the notebook exported in PNG? (I'm assuming yes) Also, I know with my active stylus, I have to take the battery out when I'm not using it or the battery would be drain, if I let the pen sit to long.
It doesn't. According to Kobo's help page, if you resize they will indicate that there's a note there. If you click on the icon it will show you the original formatting with the note and give you the option to restore it to the formatting you had when the note was made.
I wish you would just write. In none of your videos do you include just simple note writing. Not scribbles, not just one random word to show a function, just write a few lines of text... Like a normal person taking notes would do. Please.
I have a question about note taking on PDF documents. Does the device treat the notes, and the PDF file as two separate layers, so I can turn off the notes when reading the PDF? I read a lot of technical documents and would like to be able to include/exclude the notes when needed.
I would like to hear from you on the specific capabilities of the capacitive digitiser. How much lag does the device experience when taking notes with the stylus? How does it compare with other eInk note taking devices? Is it something that may be improved further in upcoming software updates? Another comment has signaled that note taking shows more latency in the advanced notebook than in the basic notebook. How does it perform when taking notes on epubs or pdfs? Does the memory size of the ebook affect performance? What about a very long notebook? And then, I would like to have your say on all the above questions regarding the fidelity of the strokes.
Is it just for me or in the part where you switch from basic to advanced firs you stay back in basic but say advanced and then switch to advanced once again?
Hello, thanks for the review. It was helpful. I wanted to know if the writing experience is like paper and pen. This is very important to me. Let’s say you write 2 or 3 pages. Can you notice any difficulties compared to normal pen and paper. Thank you.
Very nice review. You convince me to cancel my Amazon Kindle Scribe pre-order and buy the Kobo Sage. But what’s with the strange music at about 6:15. I thought the audio in the video was somehow corrupted, so I stopped watching.
Hello crew. a small snag I think. This video is posted with the date of 4/06/2021 which buries it before the official Elipsa review video. I am not sure if this is correct or some SNAFU, just bringing it up to you.
I am wondering about the writing sound of the pen. My son is son is super sensible to sound and this is for him. It seems like the pen has a kind of clicking sound or am i crazy? Is the sound of the pen as smooth as the RM2? How is the writing feeling?
I have two questions, please: has it digital keyboard to write with instead of handwriting? And else: converts them (both handwriting and typed text, if it exists) into editabile text?
Thanks you for the review ! I’d like to know if you can open a textbook AND an ebook or pdf at the same time like one part of the screen showing you the ebook and the other part with the booknote so you can write on it while reading ?
I would have liked to see how the file gets exported. As in, what file format does it do? how do the notes and drawing show in MS Word or any other document reader. Etc. But this was very interesting. Thanks.
I as well. Such as converting handwriting to text. Then exporting via Dropbox. Can that text then be cut and pasted into, say fields in a therapy note application.
Hello! I am wondering if I could create my own custom page notebook by making a PDF on my laptop and then exporting it to the Elipsa as a document to write on. Thanks!
On the Kobo website it says that it uses my script. On the ipad its nebo which is the same company. I love nebo for notes but ipad has to be charged everyday. You can also bold the text in the notes by just underline the word. You can also move a heading or sentence by just tapping one to move to another place on the page.
Thanks for your extremely helpful reviews. Can you tell me if the Kobo Elipsa allows one to save my files as text and then search all of my notes or files for a keyword? Or perhaps just a title or file name, right on the tablet? I understand that I could search my computer once exported/imported but I want to know if I can search the actual tablet. Thanks!
Sorry you didn’t get everything, you actually missed a huge set of use cases. Please answer Joshua’s and Mathew’s questions, they covers a ton of things a lot of us want a device like this for...
2nd question... I’ve been looking for a note taking app that will allow hyperlinks... what I want to do is take notes and on selected entries I want to create a hyperlink that will create a clickable table of contents at the beginning of the note app ... the clickable table would show the title of the note which when “clicked” would forward me onto that specific note.. Have you heard of such an app or such a function on any note taking eReader? If not, maybe I could bug Kobo to write that fiction into their note taking app. Again, your response is appreciated.
Wow. Different from what I was expecting. It seems that the "basic notebook" is more in line with what I have on my Likebook, and then the "advanced notebook" looks more in line with Evernote considering how everything's inline and stuff like drawings and equations have to be added by first selecting an option in a menu. (Edit: on second thought, the "advanced notebook" looks like it might be more in line with Microsoft OneNote)
Nice video, thanks. Are you able to export to other cloud services besides Dropbox? For example I use pcloud, or next cloud, or Google drive? Thanks again great job
No, unfortunately not. We showed exportation twice throughout this video, one at the beginning and one at the end. Your only choices are Dropbox or the device itself
I planned to buy myself a ReMarkable before going into Highschool, as it seemed like a good note taking tool and a family member had recently gotten one. She said amazing things about it, but after checking out prices, it was way out of my price range. Especially because I had to buy the stylus/case separately for insane amounts of money. No thanks. Earlier, I was shopping around for a new E-reader before I start highschool, since during lunch I like to read, and I’m currently reading Stephen King books, specifically It. I didn’t want to lug around this heavy book in my backpack all day and then struggle to read while eating, especially with the worry of getting it wet/dirty from food and drinks since I’m extremely clumsy. At first, I was just going to buy myself a Nook, since I had one when I was a kid and remembered really enjoying it. But I was watching RUclips videos on if I should get a Kindle or a Nook, and eventually discovered Kobo. I knew the note taking function was there, which is literally so amazing because I love to take notes in books while writing but always feel bad for writing in books when people wanna borrow them (I hate when people make comments about *my* comments. Like, they’re my own thoughts???) I wanted to learn more about the note taking function and see if it was worth it, and I’ll definitely be snatching this up to read and take notes in high school! Thank you so much for this!
Fantastic review!! I have some questions: How long is the battery life? I use it to study and i write for a long time. It arrived a free data ago and i already had to recharge it. Maybe because it was the first charge cycle? I don't want my device to be faulty. Thanks :)
Personally I find just tapping notes using the keyboard (on Kobo Libra 2 and Kindle Paperwhite - I have versions 2 and 3) enough. The kindles are especially useful when paired up with Kindle Mate to export the notes. I haven't yet found an equivalent for the Kobo.
THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEO... Questions #1 the elipsa can be synchronize with my kindle library? Questions #2 notebook can be export to my Google drive folders? Questions #3 Inside the notebook I can do inside links , to jump from section to section as an index? To use its as a bullet journal method.
While this seems like a nice device, aside from battery life I can't see why you would get this rather than an ipad. Even if you are concerned about battery life, you could just bring an external battery charger or two, or even a small solar panel if you are off grid for extended times.
I've been waiting for a device around this size with e-ink, a front light and a pen for working backstage in the theatre. I had considered a remarkable but the lack of a light was a deal breaker. This looks like it will do all I want, and more, so I ordered one. The Dropbox integration looks amazing. Thanks for the review/s!
Seems too heavy to replace the 8" readers from Kobo. Note taking overall seems good, but not quite at RM2 level. I'll stick with my Forma and RM2 combo, If I was annotating documents, this may be the better choice.
Ok cowboy, good review but you didn’t answer my question from the last video so I will paste it here... It’s about importing writeable PDFs from other eReaders, specifically the Sony DPT....PLEASE answer it if you can or at least respond with something.. here it is... I have the Sony Digital Paper System DPT-S1, it’s a great note taker and I suppose the largest screen on the market (13.3”). I bought the original Remarkable 1 and tried to transfer all my notes from the DPT-S1 to the Remarkable, but they didn’t format properly. Apparently there are different formats of writeable PDFs and each tablet can use a different one and not support others. Now I want to get the KOBO Elipsa cause it will convert my handwritten notes to text, but I still want to transfer all my Sony DPT-S1 handwritten notes to the Elipsa as well either to just view them but also to possibly convert them to text as well...do you know if the Elipsa will properly support PDFs from my Sony device. (Or any other note taking devices) You guys must have both devices, can you check this out for me ? I would really appreciate it, thanks
Oops... when I said notes from the Sony didn’t format properly tp the Remarkable 1 due to there being different PDF formats.I may have mis-spoke. I meant to say that the template from the Sony looked awkward on the remarkable. I suppose all eReaders use the same PDF format but use different templates that can look weird when transferring the note from one ereader to the next. I’d still like to know if I can transfer my Sony notes into the Elipsa’s advanced note function and then convert the handwriting to text. Anyone?
Does no one else see the irony of creating a new notebook and not being able to use the pen to "write" the filename, instead of which a clunky keyboard pops up lol
Great review and demo ... the music at 6:15 made me feel like I was on a bad acid trip .. I snapped out of it when it the music abruptly stopped. Thanks for the review though!
1. Can you edit the translated text
2. Does it spell check translations
3. Can you add keywords or highlight key phrases
4. Can you search all notebooks by keywords
5. Can you date documents
6. Are there custom templates possible
7. Can you add a hierarchy/ index to notebooks
I have the same questions especially #4
For me at least, I also have questions around workflow. Like, what filetype is output if you upload to pc / dropbox? What does editing an EPUB or PDF look like (if you can do so)? What does exporting notes from an ebook look like? I guess hardware fiends like me are just.. well, obsessive fiends haha!
That diagram feature might be good for drawing electrical schematics and then converting it into a clean image before placing it in Dropbox to later be printed.
Mate I hate to do this but... what about palm cancelling? :P Sorry but it's the question I still have after watching this video.
This went over taking notes in their basic and advanced notebooks, but not what happens when I take notes in a book/pdf. If I draw on a pdf or other ebook, mark it up with comments in the margins on 75 pages and highlight 22 pages in a 630 page book. What now? Can I look them up, bounce from note to note, or search through them? If I highlight sections of an epub, can i export those sections of text, or at least move through the ebpub from each highlighted section to the next for studying? Does it create an index of highlights and/or notes? Is this sort of functionality present or are they just there somewhere in that long book and I have to flip page by page by page to find them? If I have 500 books in my bookcase, can I see which ones have notes in them? Can I toggle the notes on/off in an epub so they aren't distracting while reading or would i have to do that page by page? If I use a program like Calibre to manage my books, do the changes/markups in epub/pdf files synch back to Calibre as a 2nd version of the pdf/epub? If I have a marked up pdf/epub, delete it from Elipsa after synching back to Calibre and then reimport at a later date, do i loose all my markups and notes?
These are the rights questions I think
Thanks for this comment. This is my biggest question about this device and you saved me 15 minutes
I believe that MarginNote 3 does most of those things…
Kobo has a 30 day return policy if you order directly from their site. I think the only way to really know these details is to just try it. I keep hoping to find info on this sort of stuff too.
Please stop writing lose as "loose."
I find it weird that in the advanced notebook it's not possible to use the highlighter on the "translated" text. That would make just so much sense!
is it possible as of today ?
Thank you for the review! It would be very important to see how the export process works, and to know at least in which format the notebooks are exported
There is one glaring omission from the video. Exports. Yes, you mention a little bit of the export options but for example you don't mention the export FORMATS available. And most importantly, you don't show (or even mention) the results of exports. It would be interesting how well they export (be they PDFs or the notebooks you create on the device).
4:18 Did I just witness a glitch in the Matrix?
When taking notes on an E-pub, does the circles and other marks adjust as you resize the text. On the last video, it's shown to remember the placement of the marks (as you switch between pages), but no test was done to see what would happen if you adjust the size of the text.
Also is the notebook exported in PNG? (I'm assuming yes)
Also, I know with my active stylus, I have to take the battery out when I'm not using it or the battery would be drain, if I let the pen sit to long.
It doesn't. According to Kobo's help page, if you resize they will indicate that there's a note there. If you click on the icon it will show you the original formatting with the note and give you the option to restore it to the formatting you had when the note was made.
I wish you would just write. In none of your videos do you include just simple note writing. Not scribbles, not just one random word to show a function, just write a few lines of text... Like a normal person taking notes would do. Please.
nice review! that equation at 11:20 was correct, by the way
I have a question about note taking on PDF documents. Does the device treat the notes, and the PDF file as two separate layers, so I can turn off the notes when reading the PDF? I read a lot of technical documents and would like to be able to include/exclude the notes when needed.
Cool! Nice and complete review, it shows all that I wanted to know.
Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice. I just tried all this on my SAGE and it works there too.
Thanks for the review
I would like to hear from you on the specific capabilities of the capacitive digitiser. How much lag does the device experience when taking notes with the stylus? How does it compare with other eInk note taking devices? Is it something that may be improved further in upcoming software updates?
Another comment has signaled that note taking shows more latency in the advanced notebook than in the basic notebook. How does it perform when taking notes on epubs or pdfs? Does the memory size of the ebook affect performance? What about a very long notebook?
And then, I would like to have your say on all the above questions regarding the fidelity of the strokes.
Is it just for me or in the part where you switch from basic to advanced firs you stay back in basic but say advanced and then switch to advanced once again?
Hello, thanks for the review. It was helpful. I wanted to know if the writing experience is like paper and pen. This is very important to me. Let’s say you write 2 or 3 pages. Can you notice any difficulties compared to normal pen and paper. Thank you.
Very nice review. You convince me to cancel my Amazon Kindle Scribe pre-order and buy the Kobo Sage.
But what’s with the strange music at about 6:15. I thought the audio in the video was somehow corrupted, so I stopped watching.
Can one use a bluetooth keyboard?
how do annotations work in PDF and epub? can PDF and epub be exported with embedded annotations?
I assume you can format it so it works for left handed people as well? And does it recognize cursive handwriting or only printing?
This the best technological stuff ever. Now we need an e ink monitor
One is dasung paperlike, another is dasung 253, and their are two more called onyx mira and onyx mira pro.
Hello crew. a small snag I think. This video is posted with the date of 4/06/2021 which buries it before the official Elipsa review video. I am not sure if this is correct or some SNAFU, just bringing it up to you.
I am wondering about the writing sound of the pen. My son is son is super sensible to sound and this is for him. It seems like the pen has a kind of clicking sound or am i crazy? Is the sound of the pen as smooth as the RM2? How is the writing feeling?
Can I convert letters like this á or ű"?... Sadly I don't have any idea how can I solve this...
Can you lay your hand on the notebook while writing?
I have two questions, please: has it digital keyboard to write with instead of handwriting? And else: converts them (both handwriting and typed text, if it exists) into editabile text?
Only Onyx Book Max 3 uses USB keyboard out of the box. Hacking is possible with Remarkable 2, but it is a pain.
@@yodrewyt no, i mean a digital keyboard inside kobo software
After my samsung tablet s7 with spen, all ereaders with take notes seems dinosaurs.
I like your bird drawing!
Thanks you for the review ! I’d like to know if you can open a textbook AND an ebook or pdf at the same time like one part of the screen showing you the ebook and the other part with the booknote so you can write on it while reading ?
I would have liked to see how the file gets exported. As in, what file format does it do? how do the notes and drawing show in MS Word or any other document reader. Etc. But this was very interesting. Thanks.
I as well. Such as converting handwriting to text. Then exporting via Dropbox. Can that text then be cut and pasted into, say fields in a therapy note application.
Hello! I am wondering if I could create my own custom page notebook by making a PDF on my laptop and then exporting it to the Elipsa as a document to write on. Thanks!
Yes you can!
thank you for the detailed overview. You guys are my eink heroes!
Thanks for watching!
How does it work with PDF? Will export to a PDF file format?
Does it support international languages like arabic?
Please compare with onyx boox note air
Why not show how it lags vs other devices - lagging in advance notebook is terrible !! @12:10
On the Kobo website it says that it uses my script. On the ipad its nebo which is the same company. I love nebo for notes but ipad has to be charged everyday. You can also bold the text in the notes by just underline the word. You can also move a heading or sentence by just tapping one to move to another place on the page.
Can you turn it upside down for left handed users?
Yes you can.
Thanks for your extremely helpful reviews. Can you tell me if the Kobo Elipsa allows one to save my files as text and then search all of my notes or files for a keyword? Or perhaps just a title or file name, right on the tablet? I understand that I could search my computer once exported/imported but I want to know if I can search the actual tablet. Thanks!
Hallo, Does it have a translator? From English to Arabic, for example
It would be interesting to know if you can import word docs and edit them on this device using their notebooks feature
Sorry you didn’t get everything, you actually missed a huge set of use cases. Please answer Joshua’s and Mathew’s questions, they covers a ton of things a lot of us want a device like this for...
Can you copy paste a picture or diagram off the web to make notes on?
2nd question... I’ve been looking for a note taking app that will allow hyperlinks... what I want to do is take notes and on selected entries I want to create a hyperlink that will create a clickable table of contents at the beginning of the note app ... the clickable table would show the title of the note which when “clicked” would forward me onto that specific note.. Have you heard of such an app or such a function on any note taking eReader? If not, maybe I could bug Kobo to write that fiction into their note taking app. Again, your response is appreciated.
can you plug a keyboard?
Wow. Different from what I was expecting. It seems that the "basic notebook" is more in line with what I have on my Likebook, and then the "advanced notebook" looks more in line with Evernote considering how everything's inline and stuff like drawings and equations have to be added by first selecting an option in a menu. (Edit: on second thought, the "advanced notebook" looks like it might be more in line with Microsoft OneNote)
Nice video, thanks. Are you able to export to other cloud services besides Dropbox? For example I use pcloud, or next cloud, or Google drive? Thanks again great job
No, unfortunately not. We showed exportation twice throughout this video, one at the beginning and one at the end. Your only choices are Dropbox or the device itself
Can it rotate so the thick edge is on the left?
Does it allow you to write on sideloaded books or only those bought from the Kobo store?
Works on sideloaded books as well
I planned to buy myself a ReMarkable before going into Highschool, as it seemed like a good note taking tool and a family member had recently gotten one. She said amazing things about it, but after checking out prices, it was way out of my price range. Especially because I had to buy the stylus/case separately for insane amounts of money. No thanks.
Earlier, I was shopping around for a new E-reader before I start highschool, since during lunch I like to read, and I’m currently reading Stephen King books, specifically It. I didn’t want to lug around this heavy book in my backpack all day and then struggle to read while eating, especially with the worry of getting it wet/dirty from food and drinks since I’m extremely clumsy. At first, I was just going to buy myself a Nook, since I had one when I was a kid and remembered really enjoying it. But I was watching RUclips videos on if I should get a Kindle or a Nook, and eventually discovered Kobo. I knew the note taking function was there, which is literally so amazing because I love to take notes in books while writing but always feel bad for writing in books when people wanna borrow them (I hate when people make comments about *my* comments. Like, they’re my own thoughts???) I wanted to learn more about the note taking function and see if it was worth it, and I’ll definitely be snatching this up to read and take notes in high school! Thank you so much for this!
Love the stylus! :) Thanks for the review :)
Fantastic review!! I have some questions:
How long is the battery life? I use it to study and i write for a long time. It arrived a free data ago and i already had to recharge it. Maybe because it was the first charge cycle? I don't want my device to be faulty.
Thanks :)
Is it slower than supernote A5x?
Personally I find just tapping notes using the keyboard (on Kobo Libra 2 and Kindle Paperwhite - I have versions 2 and 3) enough. The kindles are especially useful when paired up with Kindle Mate to export the notes. I haven't yet found an equivalent for the Kobo.
Does handwriting conversion happen locally or over the internet?
I just tried it with the wifi off and it worked
Is the background whiter that the kobo libra h2o?
Can ocr work also on my PDF？
THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEO...
Questions #1 the elipsa can be synchronize with my kindle library?
Questions #2 notebook can be export to my Google drive folders?
Questions #3 Inside the notebook I can do inside links , to jump from section to section as an index? To use its as a bullet journal method.
Hola me gustaría saber si sirve para dibujar planos , si se le pueden meter medidas ? , y si luego esos planos se pueden pasar a CAT ?
Gracias 🤩
While this seems like a nice device, aside from battery life I can't see why you would get this rather than an ipad. Even if you are concerned about battery life, you could just bring an external battery charger or two, or even a small solar panel if you are off grid for extended times.
Because e ink
Ipad will destroy your eyes on long periods on it
@@bigfatburn6229 I have been reading books on my ipad and phone for a decade, and my prescription has not significantly changed.
@@macrumpton good for you
I've been waiting for a device around this size with e-ink, a front light and a pen for working backstage in the theatre. I had considered a remarkable but the lack of a light was a deal breaker. This looks like it will do all I want, and more, so I ordered one. The Dropbox integration looks amazing. Thanks for the review/s!
Hi Jason, How is your experience with it ?
Seems too heavy to replace the 8" readers from Kobo. Note taking overall seems good, but not quite at RM2 level. I'll stick with my Forma and RM2 combo, If I was annotating documents, this may be the better choice.
Ok cowboy, good review but you didn’t answer my question from the last video so I will paste it here... It’s about importing writeable PDFs from other eReaders, specifically the Sony DPT....PLEASE answer it if you can or at least respond with something.. here it is... I have the Sony Digital Paper System DPT-S1, it’s a great note taker and I suppose the largest screen on the market (13.3”). I bought the original Remarkable 1 and tried to transfer all my notes from the DPT-S1 to the Remarkable, but they didn’t format properly. Apparently there are different formats of writeable PDFs and each tablet can use a different one and not support others.
Now I want to get the KOBO Elipsa cause it will convert my handwritten notes to text, but I still want to transfer all my Sony DPT-S1 handwritten notes to the Elipsa as well either to just view them but also to possibly convert them to text as well...do you know if the Elipsa will properly support PDFs from my Sony device. (Or any other note taking devices) You guys must have both devices, can you check this out for me ? I would really appreciate it, thanks
Oops... when I said notes from the Sony didn’t format properly tp the Remarkable 1 due to there being different PDF formats.I may have mis-spoke. I meant to say that the template from the Sony looked awkward on the remarkable. I suppose all eReaders use the same PDF format but use different templates that can look weird when transferring the note from one ereader to the next. I’d still like to know if I can transfer my Sony notes into the Elipsa’s advanced note function and then convert the handwriting to text. Anyone?
Advanced looks very similar to nebo on my android tablet.
Love the note taking books !!! xx
EQUATIONS! - The equations function is so cool! Is this unique to this e reader? Do other readers have it also?
It really seems like it’s very slow to write on. It doesn’t seem to follow your strokes very well.
its quite fast on the Basic note... but the advanced note is much slower, yes
Why not show how it lags vs other devices - lagging in advance notebook is terrible !!
2th
Note taking experience without talking about writing delay and pen on screen feel? And then claiming that you covered everything! Hmm
Seriously, for the price why not buy a galaxy tab s6 or so?
The e-ink screen is less harsh on your eyes
Music is annoying
Awesome
Wow interesting, amazing. Here Rubén from Buenos Aires Argentina
Note taking is terribly slow... :(
Does no one else see the irony of creating a new notebook and not being able to use the pen to "write" the filename, instead of which a clunky keyboard pops up lol
That UI is fast.
WHY DIDNT U FKING PUT VARIABLES INTO THE MATH EQUATIONS OMFG
WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE
WE ARE THE WORST EVER !
Quiero una de esas! 🙌🙌👏
Lag galore!
1nd
How about you don't call it a "full review" next time... How about you do a *real review* and not make clickbait.
Thanks for the video. What a poor user experience compared to a tablet . Almost depressing
Do the highlighting and annotations in the books next. With those annotations sync to the cloud and will they be readable in other software on PC?
Thanks for the video! Is this password protectable?