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BOOX has always had the best anti-aliasing. I think the supernote does some anti-aliasing while you are writing and then does additional anti-aliasing in the background and the current version - the one you have - may be the best anti-aliasing out of anything on the market today. Also, isn't the remarkable a lower DPI?

The color ones are inherently different and it's not really a fair comparison to put the color devices up against the black and white devices and that's for a lot of reasons.

16:03 that’s what she said

Glass is scary on a device as thin as the Go 10.3, but if it's not as fragile as the reMarkable, it could be a promising entry. Especially at this price point. The cover has a kickstand function, so that's a plus as well.

I think it may be a bit short-sighted to only view the Go 10.3 in relation to reMarkable. Supernote had a strong market position with the A5X, but ran into release problems with the A5X2. This has created an opportunity for Boox to grab market share before the new Supernote hits the market in Q3 or Q4. Also, the Go isn't "just thinner" than reMarkable 2. It has narrower bezels, is much lighter, offers freemark annotation for all document types, and access to specialty functions like Chordpro charting for musicians through the Play Store. It's too early to tell if it will be a success, but if it is, it could overshadow the reMarkable 3 as well as Supernote's next release.

Would have been interesting to see how a b&w EInk device with light like the note air 3 stacks up in this comparison. Definitely brighter than the note air 3 c and the gap to the display will also be smaller but I wonder if it would be as white as an remarkable.

I think the word you’re looking for is distance instead of ratio. I would imagine the Kindle Scribe with the footlights would fall between the colors Boox devices and the SuperNote/Remarkable

If this nudges Remarkable to release the 3, then thank goodness for the Boox Go. But if it doesn’t, something with Remarkable hardware and a 300 ppi screen is very much the bullseye for what I’ve been waiting for.

Id like to see Ratta's response. Please email them.

Thanks for the comparison. I purchased the Note Air 3 and the Tab Mini and needed clarification about the differences and why I couldn't get widgets on my NA3. It doesn't make sense to have different operating systems. Boox seems to have many variations, and that, coupled with a very complicated and not-so-user-friendly system makes it a frustrating platform.

I agree, having a button would be nice. The gestures def need a bit of improving for consistency too. FYI Supernote has no space for your title, might help for YT search.

Actually gestures are horrible with Supernote. I never use them actually. I realised that they are not snappy and efficient. Software issue? Idk..

This reminds me of software where the developer didn't add useful keyboard shortcuts, so the user has to alternate between keyboard and mouse. That instantly takes me out of an efficient workflow and is a huge pet peeve. A button would be fantastic with that pen!

Nice setup and production! I have owned them all and it’s tough to decide, so this is useful content.

Maybe the next Note will have Android configured more like it is in the tab mini... Let's hope so.

why do you have ugly handwriting for someone who has convinced me he supposedly spends countless more hours than a normal person utilizing writing instruments like these?

I'm definitely a day one.

I end every single video from you with a smile on my face (it is meant as a compliment). I like the way you approach tech stuff and related problems. I love that there is still someone around who, instead of pushing his channel like crazy, has spaces for irony and does not take himself too seriously. Thank you, man.

In what Apps does the Smart Script work? Only on Apple apps or also on third party apps?

Hey, do you have any experience with those Titanium Nibs you can find on Amazon? I am wondering how they compare to ceramic Nibs. I've been using Titanium Nibs for a while but was wondering if there is a difference in writing feel between Titanium and Ceramic

Do you mean gestures like the Microsoft Garage Journal app?

After watching your whole video, I had some thought. I think you could make those kind of how-to-do videos more dynamic by showing the “writing test” part (or the result part) at the beginning, then get into how you did it.

Nice. Mulan in the Reddit Group mentioned that SN is working with Lamy now on creating ceramic nib Lamy.

I really wanted to like this!! I brought one but unfortunately, i returned it. It came with shrink wrap on the box, but the box had what looked like fingerprints. It got worse as i progressed through the box. The sleeves where the pen and docimentstion on it had a lot of marks on it. The tablet was inside of the plastic sleeve, but it looked like someone opened it, used it, and put it back. So i felt the was previously used for a few minutes and put back in the box. Also, the tablet had a mark on the back of it that i didnt put there. I brought this brand new from Amazon. It got worse from there. I absolutely loved the screen surface. Didnt feel like paper, not quite like glass. Writing on it was awesome. Boox doesnt have continuous page scrolling when writing. Due to this, this would have been great for journaling because of its size. I took note of that as the days went by. That being said, writing on this tablet was better out of the box than the Remarkable 2 and also the Boox Air 2 that I own. I installed my google apps, and tried to figure out what I was going to use it for. Since it is a tablet, I found myself wanting to use it as one. I knew i wasn't going to play games on it or watch videos, but i expected web browsing and reading books was what I was going to do with it. This is literally where everything crashed and burned. The tablet even with its ultrafast settings, simply isnt fast enough. I was willing to deal with the ghosting, low refresh rate, etc., if it resulted in a favorable experience, but it did not. I have other phones, tablets and laptops. I found myself not even desiring to pick up the tablet, and I had just brought it. I felt that for $400, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and an OS that is at least 3 years old wasn't the best experience for the price. If this was about $170, I would have kept it and used it as an e-reader and a journal. But call it a tablet and charge $400, i just couldn't justify the price versus experience in my mind. I returned it and brought an iPad mini 6. It was the same price and similar size. The bezels on this tablet wasn't helping, but the size of it was what i was looking for. The iPad mini has an even better form factor than this tablet. I brought a matte screen protector that makes the screen feels like paper, and also brought the apple pencil. Unfortunately, at least my Boox Note Air 2 is now obsolete, and the Remarkable might be next. The expierence on the Mini is that good. If Boox and others can take the Samsung epaper display tech that they recently revealed, shrink that down to size, and put it in a tablet, I will go back to e-ink. That tech is next level, and the colors pop for an e-ink display. I will force myself ro ise the Remarkable because i invested so much money into it, but in my opinion, sadly e-ink tablets as actual tablets isnt just there yet...but i will be rooting from the sidelines.

Great walk through. I love the Supernote gestures but they take some getting used to from my experience.

Who let Rod alone with knives?! Great job, mate, thank you for sharing

🙋‍♂️Hi Roderick! I went and purchased a titanium nib for my Lamy and works great. I was thinking of using the Supernote ceramic nib, so It's good to see you have done it. Kudos from NYC.🗽

Love the vibes. Kind of fresh air to the eink reviews world, instant sub.

Oi, estou pensando em adquirir um ereader colorido, pois passo horas lendo comics, mangás, manhuas, novels, webnovels, webtoons, enfim, muitas páginas coloridas. Vi muitos vídeos, mas realmente gostei dos seus por se colocar no lugar do consumidor e não do vendedor, se fui capaz de me fazer entender. A função principal seria leitura, mas também me atrai bastante poder fazer anotações e mais ainda personalizar meu leitor. Obrigada pelo vídeo e pela opinião sincera, já me inscrevi e estou esperando por mais vídeos. Bom trabalho ❤

My biggest complaint about moving to the e-ink devices is that my fountain pens are sitting on the shelf collecting dust… I really miss my fountain pens, but not enough to give up the e-ink. The Heart of Metal pen for the SuperNote (Nomad, A6X2) is closer than the reMarkable stylus, but still isn’t quite there...

It’s when it does a time-out sleep it keeps the last displayed screen up. It will eventually go to the off/sleep screen - I haven’t paid enough attention to know when exactly that is…

The only people I’ve ever heard complaining about the magnet/stylus arrangement have the pen on upside down (point up) - it is in fact VERY unstable that way - turn it around the correct way and it snaps in place like it wants to stay…

The feet on the back help to “lock” the unit into the folio and type-folio covers.

I have 2 notes and a folder on my quick access - boom - 99% of what I need quickly right there. Other things come and go as I am using them. With that plus the recent files, I almost never have to open the files app to find a file… I also have my gestures set up opposite of yours - 2 fingers on the swipe bar is erase lasso and 2 fingers on the screen is the select lasso - and I think you’ll find if you run the latest update it is quite reliable.

The day Apple announced they were discontinuing the Newton, I put mine up for sale. I couldn’t justify basing my business continuity on a discontinued/unsupported device! I do miss it, though - even now. I’ve been using a reMarkable for the past 4 years, and I’m starting to incorporate a SuperNote Nomad because of its realtime handwriting recognition. I love the reMarkable, and I’m starting to love the SuperNote as well…

Somebody is transferring the Drake v Kendrick beef to Boox and Remarkable 😂

Because the Kaleido 3 screen is darker and lower contrast, and thus requires a nearly "always on" relatively bright front light for comfortable reading, it requires a relatively larger battery for similar operating time as a B&W display. Outdoors it doesn't matter so much for text reading, so the front light can be turned off. I still find a B&W display better for indoor text reading, even though the color display at similar cost is hard to turn down in a full function Android tablet.

Boox have not been working on the Go 10.3 for four years. They are up to their 3rd iteration of Air devices, they have the Ultra, the mini, Palma etc. The Go series is just icing on the cake to eat up market share from the pending remarkable and super note releases. Remarkable have released zilch in the last two years. Supernote takes years to release anything too. When RM3 comes out, Boox will have a new device within 6 months using the latest gen of tech. The only company that can compete with Boox is Amazon and Amazon don’t seem to care enough at the moment.

Great video. Also have both devices and agree with what you say. One thing I have noticed is how washed out the Note 3C is compared to the Tab Mini C. But I much prefer the writing surface on the Note 3C.

Oh an extraordinary greedy Who put a subscription just so you can dump your files into another location. That’s a very quintessential of greed.

Remarkable is also extraordinary lazy that’s another reason why nothing is changed

Jokes apart it is incredible how well made this tablet is. So good that even four years later it is still the "best" out there - and does not have the lastest technology. How many tech pieces do we know today that can achieve that? (even for 4 or 5 years!)

Did I just spend almost an hour watching someone effectively scribble on paper? You are good!

I hope Boox, Ratta and others, never forget that the writing & reading feeling, and the eInk type of screen or tech is really the only real differentiators that they have over an iPad. All their updates and changes should only be oriented towards those 2 factors: writing and reading experience and their “paper like” look (eInk or related technology). I don’t care how many new writing features the iPad has…it sucks writing in an iPad. Cheers from Mexico! Thanks for the reviews!!!

The specific OS #'s would have been helpful.

Shots fired indeed 😂