AiPaper

I am an iPad Pro user and I have the Viwoods AiPaper and had the Supernote Manta. No, you do not need to switch considering your post. I think you will be seriously underwhelmed. I love the hardware and appreciate the technology for what it was meant for… But yeah… There’s no need to get an eInk dev

I think we need a roadmap more than everything. I do not expect them to fully stick it, but a roadmap would be really nice. In terms of hardware, AI paper is superior. but the most important apps, Paper and Learning, are still sluggish. For example, if you compare the performance of lasso tool while

You can read more about it here: https://viwoods.com/blogs/paper-tablet/why-e-ink-displays-make-noise?srsltid=AfmBOopUzT4AWG3wUA3xQ0eoJKEqz3NzXeos5rnXiZ8MwUKbCiSA7FB0think Some devices are worse than others, I guess, so I just might need to change mine to get a quiter one. Some people seem to have a

Sad to say mine was ordered through Amazon. I might have to go with a plan B or actually plan c. I also ordered the ViWoods AiPaper 6.13. I was going to compare the two side by side but that POS is already back in the box for me to ship it back tomorrow. I just want to read at work. They are fine wi

I went for the ViWoods AI Paper, awesome writing experience and better-than-expected battery life. Tho I send it back for a couple of reasons (maybe I’ll make a post for it), tho long story short: not good app experience (play store not working, so many lags on other apps) impossible to have a good

The Viwoods feels cheaper in the materials used. The Carta 1300 screen on th Viwoods is better, but it flexes when writing on it, which the rM2 does due to the glass screen. That said, b&w e-ink has been pretty good for over a decade, so the difference in contrast between the Viwoods AI Paper and th