AINOTE 2

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

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

I think for music scores one needs a device with at least 11" (13" would be better), a black and white screen and minimal weight. The rMPPM is far too small and has an awkward aspect ratio. The rMPP has a good size and aspect ratio but is too heavy. Perhaps the new iFLYTEK AINOTE Air 2 could be a vi

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

The Remarkable 2 is outdated. Similar but much better devices are the Viwoods Aipaper, Supernote Manta, or Boox Go 10.3. The iFlytek Ainote is also in this category, but beware that they copy everything on your device.

I've also been looking at both ViWoods and iFLYTEK. The AINOTE 2 looks really impressive. However, I have serious reservations about adopting a device that's so dependent on its AI features. While I'm not anti-AI (I suppose I am in some ways, but I digress), I worry about using software that depends

I have the iFLYTEK AINOTE Air 2 - the headings for each note I take need to be written out so carefully to correctly convert to text. You can also see the words under the heading are mostly rubbish. Every time I correct a heading it moves the date to current one so the notes are then out of order as

Looks like you struggle with scoring features on both devices :p. As much as I'd like to check iFlytek ainote2, the requirement to create an iFlytek account to access most of the device's features is a deal breaker for me. If it suits you, then go ahead. I'd recommend Viwoods Mini cause it has an ev

As much as I like the IFlytek integratons and possible chamges to their devices, I can only recommend Viwoods as of now. The iFlytek AINote2 or the Air counterpart has childhood problems in their firmware. Same as Viwoods was some time ago. iFlytek team seems to interact with community on a regular

Not sure what you mean by absence of Google services? I’m able to get Google Play store on the iFlytek AINote Air 2 without issues and I can download all kinds of apps. Or do you mean something else?Not sure about x3 or x5 as I’ve never used those. But with the AINote Air 2, the OS looks nothing lik