eNote Pro

I'd probably say the Penstar eNote or iFlyTek AINote 2. I can never get my photos to give an absolutely true representation of eink screens but the one below will hopefully give you some idea. The Penstar is top right and the iFlyTek is bottom left. The top left is the Viwoods AIPaper and the bottom

I don't have a Voyage, but the Viwoods Aipaper (the big one) and the Penstar eNote have the whitest screens available. The Penstar accomplishes this by not having a touch screen, which removes a layer of visual interference: you have to use the stylus or the buttons (there are a lot of them) to navi

Omg thank you for making the eWritable Comparison table! That said, I'd like to know which tablet has the most intuitive UI (easy to navigate and use) and also has the longest software support? Bought the eNote Pro by Penstar but the software is quite unintuitive.

It depends on how large of a screen you want. I also need to take notes, and I prefer the 10.3-inch screen because I think it's the perfect size for taking notes. I currently use the Penstar eNote 2 for taking notes. One thing I like is the split-screen feature. I can read documents or books and tak

Very much interested to see how these compare to BOOX products in the long run. My Tab UC has been performing well for about 2 1/2 years now, as far as I know this is the only competitor that is running android and kaleido 3 on a 10.3 inch. The affordability of Penstar makes me hopeful a cheaper rep

Electrical engineering student here, I would highly recommend going for an android based device. I use my device every day, and I find myself constantly going into my campus to download files, problem guides, PDFs, slides, etc. this would be miles more difficult with a remarkable. I had a really har

In terms of handwriting, I would definitely say yes. I did not try the Supernote, Boox or Viwoods; I have another device which is the Penstar eNote2. This is my first eInk device and it is cheaper than those three brands (in my budget opinion). It might not be as good as those three, but I am quite

I would suggest the Penstar eNote Pro. It's a great color eInk device. It supports OneNote note syncing. You can check it out to see if it fits your needs.

For comics I wouldn't want anything less than a 10" screen. With that, any of them are going to be more expensive than any iPad/tablet. You have to understand these screens have limited color range and will have a certain darker/dull look to them. I personally love them. It's similar to newspaper co

I am trying to be patient, but the updates are not coming out very fast. How much longer, and I hope the next update will have a lot of tweaks and features. I really love my enote2. I recently bought the iflytec Note AI2 and was disappointed. I think penstar enote2 is far better. Clearer whiter bett