I love using the iPad and Apple Pencil more. The notebook was cool, but note apps on the iPad are so advanced now. And I don’t have to carry the iOS AND and the notebook.
what app do I use? I got a linned page book with mine? the pen is being difficult to connect to the app so not sure I have the right app, uless I'm doing it wrong please how do I connect & resgister the pen? please help
I don't use it anymore. I've been thinking about getting a new one though. I used it for about a year when I had it. And I didn't always use the features, becasue you have to keep the pen charged. I've been using GoodNotes on my ipad. That's another good solution like this, but it's all digital.
Thanks Roy, I haven't used it in a while. I assume that the pen would still work, you can refill it when it runs out. The precision and battery worked great when I was using it.
but is this better than just using a regular notebook and pencil then scanning it into windows with a scanning mouse - moliskine note books are already expensive - how much would it cost for the special dotted books
Thanks for the comment. I think that most of the features have to be used with these specific notebooks, because the pages are printed with certain patterns that the pen recognizes, so that it knows that it's writing on a new page.
What do u think when u ran out of paper, when u drink coffee then it fall down to ur book, or ur child make some origami from ur paper.. hmm.. if it's was me.. then am just take a breath and sream 😂
That's the point of this writing set. Everything you've written is saved and the actual _Paper Tablet_ itself is disposable. You can buy a new one for not _too_ much money. It costs about £20 here in the UK, that's only £5 more than the beloved Leustrum 1917. The expensive part is the pen.
There is a partnership between Neo Labs and Moleskine, Neo introduce their Neo N2 and shortly after Moleskine+ came out, but and there is always a but, it seems the Neo N2 does not recognize the moleskine+ notebooks, even though both have the micro dot grids
You don't have to have the phone open, it has an offline sync feature that saves the writing data on the pen, then the pen transfers it to the device once you open the app again. Your pen needs to have battery power to save the data though.
Well thanks for the demo. However, I hope you never tried to 'wash' this notebook! The one you can wipe with a damp cloth or blow dry with a hairdryer and or microwave to reuse is a totally different note book that you use an inexpensive Pilot Frixion pen and erasable/renewable paper. But not this you have here. Lol. Sorry, just imagining you hanging this notebook to dry😂
Save your money. This system fails after a couple of years of use, so figure you are spending $200 for roughly 2.5 years of use. If the pen is out of warranty, you won't get any satisfaction from Moleskine support.
If you have a notebook and a phone, maybe you can just take pics and upload them to Evernote. I believe that Evernote has a feature that allows you to search handwritten notebook pages. If you are ok with something more low-tech, then maybe google drive. Otherwise just keep it old school and have a physical notebook with no digital counterpart.
it's very different. You can go back and edit your original work, you can cahnge your handwriting to text so more legible by others. can also search by keywords.
Not unless you are doing a field research and you en up with cca. 100 pages of your own notes + 300 photos of your team's notes that you need to transcribe :-(
@@gabytrejo I looked I to that and I don’t think it’s possible. I was mistaken. A great solution to go paperless would be to use an app like GoodNotes. I love it. It’s for iPad and iPhone. It works best in iPad. And there is a desktop version as well.
@@Alexrmzfilms That. There's a camera under the pen tip that's constantly scanning the page as you write, which is how it both tracks your writing, and knows what page you're on when using the smart paper functions.
Is it correct the I Can install the notebook app only on one device? I tried to install on both my iPhone and work phone. But the app doesn’t seem to synchronise.
@AlexRMZ a question about Evernote: Did that work well in the end? I read somewhere that there's an option to keep your Moleskin pages/notes in permanent sync with Evernote. To good to be true?
Hi I had the same issue. Fiddle with the additional provide usb charger (m-f-m) attached to cable the just left it - orange charging light eventually came on. I was trying for 2 hours before I got a sniff of orange light and had just emailed the company to explain my issue! I only got my today, and was miffed I would have to return it as faulty. Hope the above helps you. ❤
+Jacobo Eluani I haven't had to wash it yet, still haven't filled out the whole notebook. It probably is water proof, the pages don't feel like regular paper.
+Fiorella Migliore no I haven't finished my first notebook yet. I'm not going to wash it though. I'm just going to buy a new notebook. I think they are about $20
where did you read the washing thing? I don't think it's true, I can't find it anywhere...are you sure you're not mistaking it with the rocket notebook which you put in the microwave?
I just do not understand this product. If you like keeping paper notes in a notepad (as I do) then you have no need for digital copies of those notes because your book is where you do. If you want to make digital notes then why do that by scribbling on paper when you could do it directly on the screen? It makes no sense. It's clever but it feels totally like something Moleskine is trying to do to keep itself relevant in a digital world.
Studies have shown writing by hand is very helpful in studying... So for those who want to maximise this benefit whilst maintaining the ease of a digital system - this is a dream.
@@PooleyX hand written notes are not searchable, or not really maintainable in the long term. do you have your hand written notes from your undergrad? I understand some people may never need their hand written notes a couple years later but there are people in the world who would like to keep them without having them physically taking up space in their life.
I don't think you can wash the notebook. I think you are thinking of Rocketbook.
Thanks for the review. Helped me a lot making my decision of getting one of this.
It's great and awesome but still, one problem and that you can reuse the same paper again and again
Great video. Quick question... Do you have issues with pressure sensitivity and strokes not being registered? Does lighting impact effectiveness?
What's your verdict 2 years after? Now that ipad pro has paperlike and much improved pens, I wonder if this Moleskin's set up is still relevant.
I love using the iPad and Apple Pencil more. The notebook was cool, but note apps on the iPad are so advanced now. And I don’t have to carry the iOS AND and the notebook.
what app do I use? I got a linned page book with mine? the pen is being difficult to connect to the app so not sure I have the right app, uless I'm doing it wrong please how do I connect & resgister the pen? please help
I got it. However, for some reason the app asked for cancelation and it never worked out. I have to return it
7 years later, you still using this?
I don't use it anymore. I've been thinking about getting a new one though. I used it for about a year when I had it. And I didn't always use the features, becasue you have to keep the pen charged. I've been using GoodNotes on my ipad. That's another good solution like this, but it's all digital.
Great video! , this video was 3years ago, pen still works? How about precision and battery, your feedback is appreciated
Thanks Roy, I haven't used it in a while. I assume that the pen would still work, you can refill it when it runs out. The precision and battery worked great when I was using it.
@@Alexrmzfilms LOL. Of course they worked well because they were new. Once again I made sure that this is just a toy that you will not use.
But how to remove whatever we will write in the notes
but is this better than just using a regular notebook and pencil then scanning it into windows with a scanning mouse - moliskine note books are already expensive - how much would it cost for the special dotted books
Cost is also an issue, about 18 to 20 dollars for a 170 page note book and is 5x8.25 not even full size page
Wow is a paper that transfer electronically
Can you use ANY notebook to write on?
Thanks for the comment. I think that most of the features have to be used with these specific notebooks, because the pages are printed with certain patterns that the pen recognizes, so that it knows that it's writing on a new page.
AWESOME review ... big THANKS ... 😎
+nikolass83gianni thank you! :) :)
AlexRMZ You are most welcome ... great video ... best regards & Sub for you ... 😎
What do u think when u ran out of paper, when u drink coffee then it fall down to ur book, or ur child make some origami from ur paper.. hmm.. if it's was me.. then am just take a breath and sream 😂
🤔 do u have boyfriend ? 😋
@@mtgustav7360 😑 i do
you just buy another notebook
That's the point of this writing set. Everything you've written is saved and the actual _Paper Tablet_ itself is disposable. You can buy a new one for not _too_ much money. It costs about £20 here in the UK, that's only £5 more than the beloved Leustrum 1917. The expensive part is the pen.
Anyone who drinks coffee while they use any tech is an idiot. Get off the internet right now!
Nice video! after seeing this I might get one o:
+Screablue Thanks for the compliment :) I'm happy that it was useful!
The book costs about 30 box
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Looks like the NEO N2 pen.
There is a partnership between Neo Labs and Moleskine, Neo introduce their Neo N2 and shortly after Moleskine+ came out, but and there is always a but, it seems the Neo N2 does not recognize the moleskine+ notebooks, even though both have the micro dot grids
Does Moleskine offer the handwriting to text capability?
Yes it does
How's OCR? And is it necessary to have your phone opened?
You don't have to have the phone open, it has an offline sync feature that saves the writing data on the pen, then the pen transfers it to the device once you open the app again. Your pen needs to have battery power to save the data though.
I can delete in notebook?
Yea, you can delete the digital pages.
Is it worth 200+ dollars?
No. Mine is a year old & will not transfer anything I write anymore.
Annalise Cowan check ur batts
Fantastic
what is this sorcery O.o
Well thanks for the demo. However, I hope you never tried to 'wash' this notebook! The one you can wipe with a damp cloth or blow dry with a hairdryer and or microwave to reuse is a totally different note book that you use an inexpensive Pilot Frixion pen and erasable/renewable paper. But not this you have here. Lol. Sorry, just imagining you hanging this notebook to dry😂
Page is no eresable
Save your money. This system fails after a couple of years of use, so figure you are spending $200 for roughly 2.5 years of use. If the pen is out of warranty, you won't get any satisfaction from Moleskine support.
what is a better alternative then?
If you have a notebook and a phone, maybe you can just take pics and upload them to Evernote. I believe that Evernote has a feature that allows you to search handwritten notebook pages. If you are ok with something more low-tech, then maybe google drive. Otherwise just keep it old school and have a physical notebook with no digital counterpart.
How about learning to write first?
Fa sho 🙏🏽
not much of an advantage over just photographing your notes using any old pen and any old note book. why are we so addicted to gadgets.
it's very different. You can go back and edit your original work, you can cahnge your handwriting to text so more legible by others. can also search by keywords.
@@Dixon0378 the same I can do with a photograph of my writings.
@@dc-zk8th what do you use to edit/manage your photos of notes?
Not unless you are doing a field research and you en up with cca. 100 pages of your own notes + 300 photos of your team's notes that you need to transcribe :-(
Portability
Those ink cartridges are bound to burn a hole in your purse.
Conclusion: this is not a tool. While it's just a toy
I am really intereseted on how to reuse the pages, my whole point of having this is also in reducing the paper usage
@@gabytrejo I looked I to that and I don’t think it’s possible. I was mistaken. A great solution to go paperless would be to use an app like GoodNotes. I love it. It’s for iPad and iPhone. It works best in iPad. And there is a desktop version as well.
Man, this is the best video I found on smart writing set. THANK YOU!
Thanks!
It would be greater if you could erase what you wrote, 'cause after you transfer the data to the cloud, it's useless on the paper I guess.
Woah! Any idea how does it know that you are on a new page and back on the old page. Kinda magical
No idea. My best guess is that every page has a unique design that the camera on the pen can read.
@@Alexrmzfilms That. There's a camera under the pen tip that's constantly scanning the page as you write, which is how it both tracks your writing, and knows what page you're on when using the smart paper functions.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Each page seems to have a design pattern that the pen recognises in a fashion similar to QR codes.
Rocketbook seems like a way more cost effective solution, and you can reuse the pages.
Thank you for this video. Does the pen work with simple paper too?
No
It’s a PDF not PFD file……. NO YOU CANT WASH THE PAGES!
This is so cool! I want this set so much! Thanks for demonstrating!
Get rid of this before we die. 😂😂😂
does it transfer it into text?
yes
"Wats" up lol
Is it not like the friXion pen from Pilot? Can't you rub it off?
no, that's rocketbook. When yours is full you just buy another moleskine notebook.
Is it correct the I Can install the notebook app only on one device? I tried to install on both my iPhone and work phone. But the app doesn’t seem to synchronise.
@AlexRMZ a question about Evernote: Did that work well in the end? I read somewhere that there's an option to keep your Moleskin pages/notes in permanent sync with Evernote. To good to be true?
+Tobi Huber I actually stopped using Evernote shortly after this video. I would have to google that. If it works, that would be such a useful feature.
+AlexRMZ I already googled it… that's why I asked you. Anyway, thanks.
It does works with manually printed dots from ordinary printer?
Je trouve vraiment dommage d'avoir dépenser plus de 300$ et ne pas pouvait l'utiliser faute de l'Installer sur mon portable Lenovo!😡
This video is old… does the pen still hold its name nowadays?
I just got my mom's moleskin but Everytime I charge it it won't turn on... And I do charge it for 30 min or more... Can you plz give me some feedback
Hi I had the same issue. Fiddle with the additional provide usb charger (m-f-m) attached to cable the just left it - orange charging light eventually came on. I was trying for 2 hours before I got a sniff of orange light and had just emailed the company to explain my issue! I only got my today, and was miffed I would have to return it as faulty. Hope the above helps you. ❤
cool demo! i dig it
+Sean Vosler thanks! :)
I am finally trying...(how much times did u overwrite on top of the Tr of trying? Dont give this product a good review if it isnt. Pz
Are there any alternatives to this?
I e actually just been using my iPad. I downloaded a notepad app that lets you write with the Apple Pencil. That’s been working for me.
but what about people who can't afford iPads...?? :(
Rocketbook
Mine isn’t working help mee
Did you try the "Wash and Dry" to de pages?
Is it water proof? Pen and paper tablet...
How fast did you empty the refill?
+Jacobo Eluani I haven't had to wash it yet, still haven't filled out the whole notebook. It probably is water proof, the pages don't feel like regular paper.
could you help me? i connected my moleskin pen but it doesnt write.. on the paper it does but it doesnt show it at my phone.. why?
Any lefties out here? I am wondering how it works for us as we usually hold the pen differently. Somebody tried it?
Good question! I believe the software has a setting for left handed writers.
Have you washed it already? I just got one but it's so non-reciclable that I don't know if I should keep it.. how's your experiece going so far?
+Fiorella Migliore no I haven't finished my first notebook yet. I'm not going to wash it though. I'm just going to buy a new notebook. I think they are about $20
where did you read the washing thing? I don't think it's true, I can't find it anywhere...are you sure you're not mistaking it with the rocket notebook which you put in the microwave?
+Martino Wong that was actually something that the worker at the moleskine store told my girlfriend when she bought it. I have yet to try it.
I just do not understand this product. If you like keeping paper notes in a notepad (as I do) then you have no need for digital copies of those notes because your book is where you do. If you want to make digital notes then why do that by scribbling on paper when you could do it directly on the screen? It makes no sense. It's clever but it feels totally like something Moleskine is trying to do to keep itself relevant in a digital world.
Studies have shown writing by hand is very helpful in studying... So for those who want to maximise this benefit whilst maintaining the ease of a digital system - this is a dream.
@@shirleysk_
"Studies have shown writing by hand is very helpful in studying". So write by hand. I still don't get it.
@@PooleyX hand written notes are not searchable, or not really maintainable in the long term. do you have your hand written notes from your undergrad? I understand some people may never need their hand written notes a couple years later but there are people in the world who would like to keep them without having them physically taking up space in their life.
I like taking notes for my clients by hand. Then I type them and send them a copy. This would be useful for someone like me.