AINOTE 2

A relatively new product with questionable marketing strategies, but the device itself is solid - iFlytek AINote 2 (not the AINote Air 2). The software is passable, not the most mature, some inconsistencies, but the core functions of note taking, reading and scheduling are usable. It runs Android an

I agree considering that the other e-ink devices are starting to following with subscription based model. With rising cost and remarkable showing 1.2 million Connect subscriptions, we may see more of this. Recently, iFLYTEK has introduced a tiered subscription model for its ecosystem, most notably f

The 8.2” inch form factor is really great. I saw the 7.2” boox go, and I personally didn’t like it! The iFLYTEK really build the ultimate device for reading and writing! I love every aspect of it. I hope you enjoy it. The device has some slowness, but it is barely. (I believe so as I’m a user for mo

I have the current iFlytek AINote Air 2 - which is a smaller size like the Viwoods AIPaper Mini. The key difference is the AINote Air 2 does a fantastic job in voice recording and transcription. Also it has a speaker and you can play the recording back. It has AI meeting summary from the voice recor

I would suggest that 1) iFlytek provide the AINote 2 to respected YouTube reviewers, such as Voya, KB Masters, Jeff Moss, V Kostek, Chalid, etc. so they can provide honest reviews and valuable feedback. Sponsored videos are not as trusted. 2) Per a previous thread, it was suggested that there be a s

Perhaps you could try the iFLYTEK AINOTE Air 2? It's not as big as a tablet, but not as small as a phone either, just the right size to carry around(for me). I feel its paper-like screen would be perfect for drawing. I saw an artist on Instagram using it to create black and white comics.

Good will and trust are key to the launch of any new product from a brand that is not well known. As such it is disappointing to see that a pay-for-services model is being contemplated so soon after launch. This was not previously disclosed in a meaningful way to early buyers, including those on Kic

Yes, I tried the iFlytek AiNote Air and ultimately returned it. It’s similar in concept to the ViWoods devices with some AI features and a stylus, but it wasn’t as polished overall. The writing and UI felt slower and less consistent than the ViWoods or Boox devices, and the extra AI/transcription fe

So, this is coming from a guy who owns a SuperNote Nomad, Viwoods AiPaper and iFLYTEK AiNote. In my opinion, Viwood’s value proposition is most ideal for students and those using it more for learning - they have a feature called pickings which I’m sure you’d appreciate. For more business or executiv

Re the the marketing strategy, I wonder if it is from being a new company trying to distinguish themselves in a sea of alternative companies already in the market. The marketing campaign does leave a bad taste, but I hope they come around. One thing that I do like from them is that they are active o