AiPaper Reader

I don't have one of these - and probably won't buy one because I have something somewhat similar in the Viwoods AI Paper Reader - but I love to see more companies in the space, and particularly making compact devices like this. Also, while I generally don't care about AI on these devices and tend to

I also tried both the Palma 2 and the Viwoods Reader. I ended up returning the Palma 2 and sticking with the Viwoods. I liked the screen better and the overall thinness/size of the device better than the Palma. Biggest downside is no warm light, but I have other ereaders so it wasn’t a dealbreaker f

You didn't like the 4C so there was no way the 5C would ever change your mind. A lot of people like the Honda Civic, but I hate how rough it is on pavement. We all have things we like or don't like. Kaleido 3 requires the frontlight to be on to at least 50% brightness for me in all scenarios except

I presently own a reMarkable 2, Boox Note2, & an AiPaper. The reMarkable 2 has long been a staple in the E-Ink market, but it is currently hampered by aging hardware and a restrictive subscription model that gates basic cloud syncing features. With only 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage, it str

Thank you very much for your interest and affirmation of our new product! We are thrilled to see that it is well-received. When you carry the AiPaper Reader in your pocket, as long as the device is locked and if you are using a protective case, you should essentially not experience accidental button

Yes, I understand you. I had Viwoods AI paper mini, liked the size and the screen quality. Then I got a chance to buy used reMarkable 2 for a good price and was impressed of how simple and clear the user interface and file organization was. Decided to get RPPM and feel very happy with it! I had some

I have the BOOX Note Air 5C and the ViWoods AiPaper, which I hope is a fair comparison to help you. If OneNote is your main driver, the AiPaper does integrate more cleanly. I think it also feels closer to writing first and syncing second, rather than managing a full Android stack. Notes flow into On

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

If you want something between 6–8 inches and you’re planning to read a lot, use Libby/Hoopla, and do some audiobooks, I’d go with the BOOX Go 7. It’s the best mix of e-ink screen quality, portability, and flexibility since it runs full Android and handles the library apps well. If you ever decide yo

I like the form factor. My Supernote Nomad often feels a bit large for what I'm using it for, and the reporter's notebook aspect ratio makes a lot of sense for a device like this. I think it's smart to have the device be so small that people won't be torn between this and the larger one – the use ca