Note Air 3C Text Recognition Test for Writing Fiction

I've run this test on my other three devices, now trying it on the Note Air 3C. I'm not sure why it wasn't faster, given that I set it to recognize in the background, but as a commenter pointed out last time - what's the hurry?
It did okay with quotation marks and punctuation. The overall accuracy was not amazing, not terrible, but if I examine the mistakes it made against my handwriting, I can see how it did its best.
I haven't done a ton of novel drafting by hand on any of my devices (or even on paper), but I take a lot of notes, write little snippets of dialog and ideas for scenes, and it's nice to get those into editable text that I can get into my word processor as needed.
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[@missdeas]

After you reflow are you able to save the text? I haven’t been able to figure that out

[@casey88884]

Update? Are you keeping it and how do you sell your devices

[@WritersLike]

Keeping! I sell on Reddit, but want to try Swappa at some point.

[@chrishamilton1189]

@@WritersLike ebay would be good. These are selling for 4-$450 on auctions

[@chrishamilton1189]

Can you tell me the writing experience compared to the SN. Is this like nearly writing on a normal tablet like a ipad?

[@WritersLike]

This one is more like the reMarkable or Scribe than the Supernote. Supernote film has that give that's nice, this one is harder but has the scratchiness that iPad lacks.