AiPaper Mini

Was in a similar position. A Boox Go 8 would've been the perfect device for me. Ended up with a Viwoods AiPaper Mini to complement my Go 10.3. Really happy with it so far. My wife has a Boox Page and I tried the Go 7 Gen 2 B/W, but that size wasn't really cutting it for me. AiPaper Mini is only Cart

I love that! So well put. I have amassed a little collection of e ink devices. Inc Viwoods ai paper and a Boox go. In theory they should be incredibly similar. Same Size more or less, android etc etc. however they really are quite different. This was my first ever experience of android. I found the

I don't like any kind of screen texture and this seems to be the norm on their Note series.I returned two e-ink devices because of unsharp text caused by screen texture (Supernote Manta and Viwoods AiPaper Mini). For me, the eye soothing effect of e-ink is partially due to the very crisp text, much

justa heads up that Supernote, Viwoods and iFlyTek are all Chinese lol i reordered a ViWoods AI Paper Mini, my first one got stuck in a bootloop, but damn its a nice device and should check all of your boxes also the mini has a backlight, the regular ai paper does not

My use case was close to yours. As in handwriting notes and having a million yellow stickies and lost scraps of paper. I love my Viwoods ai paper. It’s fantastic and so lovely to write on! And you can create folders to keep notes in and you can search your notes later It was a bit life changing for

I have the Viwoods and I use it for academia with great success. The lack of split screen or extended note function for Learning is the major defect of the device right now (along with an abysmal filing system.) I and many other people have requested improvements from the company (write them and add

Viwoods ai paper mini is a solid device for calendar integration, journaling and note taking. It’s built well and snappy

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Since I wrote this review, Viwoods has finally implemented a normal filing system: nothing brilliant, but functional. They have also addressed a few of my other suggestions and concerns, and perhaps most importantly, they are working on device syncing. The main thing still l

The Go 7 is probably the choice for price and portability. There is no Go 8 and from what I’ve been reading there is not one on the horizon. There is a discontinued Tab Mini C (7.8 inch screen) if you can find one. (Mine is not for sale!) However, the ViWoods AI Paper Mini is 8.2 inches and seems to

A little late to this post - so hopefully this information is still helpful. I actually own both of these devices. I use my Boox Go 10.3 primarily at home and my Viwoods AiPaper Mini is my travel/bedtime reading device. I use both devices to write - primarily OneNote. Built in note apps are decent o