AiPaper Mini

i recently got the viwoods ai paper mini bundle on amazon ($430), im not sure if a true budget option exists but i love it so far im not great at drawing lol but its pretty awesome device!

Viwoods AiPaper Mini fits the bill.

Yes! Where's Nova Air 3? With an EMR pen? In any case, it seems like Boox will no longer come with EMR pen for the short term. The next best bet is Viwoods AI Paper Mini.

I chose viwoods ai paper mini for the portability and slightly larger 8.2 inch display. I also liked that I have upto 100 days to trial before I can return if it doesn’t meet my needs. The < $400 for the package with pen and folio was also encouraging. I’ve had my eye on Supernote nomad since 2023 a

[...] This one feature makes it so that you can display whatever list or info or calendar or cheer-me-up pic or motto permanently on the screen while not using up any battery. (Not that it would matter much with the Mini, as the battery performance is astonishing anyway!) For me, this is what makes

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

If writing feel is the main reason the iPad never worked for you, then the device you’ll probably be happiest with is the reMarkable. Nothing I’ve tried matches the paper-like writing feel on it. ViWoods is second place and also feels very “paper,” but reMarkable is still the closest to old-school p

What are your thoughts on the Viwoods Ai Paper mini as an alternative in the 7.8"-8.2" segment? It's more expensive, but then again, it has superior engineering (weight, thickness, Wacom layer, fingerprint sensor, etc.). The things holding me back from buying it are the lack of a warm light and the

I was mostly thinking about the Inkpad One as at 300 euro, it’s cheaper than the Kobo Sage was (at least over here I never even saw the Sage sold under 350 euro even when it was available). But it’s absolutely less portable, and I don’t know how favourably the screen compares to the Sage. It’s a pit