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Works great? Wow. Here are just a few of the bugs I run into constantly: Worst ghosting I have ever had on an e-ink device (and I have a few). Every page of a document or notebook requires as full refresh (swipe) unless you are ok with all the remnants of the previous screen. This was made even wors

I don't like the way BOOX has coded their full-page handwriting-to-text for some of those reasons. It doesn't recognise sentences that break across two lines, and treats each new line as exactly that: a new line. And it doesn't recognise a deliberately large gap as a paragraph break. I could search-

Ghosting is when you can still see previous writing when you flip the page and you have to refresh the screen. SN has dedicated refresh strips on the L&R sides of the screen, though I never had a problem with it. I've not had any ghosting on the RM's. But that BOOX? Even with the manual refresh (and

I moved on from Rocketbook a while ago mostly because the amount of work I had to do to fit the product into my workflow. Frankly, I am not sure there is much of a way forward that doesn’t include some sort of tablet device not unlike the Boox or the Remarkable. The concept is really good and I love

I am currently on an older Boox （the note air 2）But running 4.1 I think you should allow OCR in the notes app to preserve indents and Spacing formating instead of just plain text when I had a kindle scribe I could Convert writing to text and all my spacing and text size would be preserved and it wou

I agree with others that you really need a sturdy case because this tablet is extremely fragile. I also carry my first Air 3C carefully, but everyone reports that this model’s screen is especially delicate. I also recommend trying different note-taking apps. On my BOOX I installed Google Calendar an

I use the built-in OneNote app quite a bit too. There is more lag in handwriting than in the native apps. And the built-in voice recorder times out after a few minutes, whereas the desktop onenote will run forever. On older Boox devices, I would need to disable the touch mode (which is different tha

No, the pen is mandatory. The Notebook app is designed for pen input. Be aware that the note app is limited and tends to become unstable after 8 to 10 pages of handwriting. That’s why I switched to a Boox.

In my experience only Kindle and Kobo have let me do that intuitively. Boox (neoreader) just stops highlighting at the end of the page

Hi! I am still testing this on my grayscale device Note 3 (2023 OS version). Happy to report that .note debloating works great, even preserves links within the notebook (wow, I did not expect that) so my Index pages continue to work. Unfortunately, pdf export does not work well for me. Svg export se