I have an A5X and I don't see the point in upgrading. Even the snappier OS wouldn't make a difference on my workflow because a reading and writing workflow tends to be relaxed and slow. In business meetings, not even the fastest device can compensate for going into meetings unprepared. You're still going to waste people's time browsing through what you need. So in practice, I can't justify the upgrade. What about you @Voja? Do you think using A6X2 would compel you to never go back?
I've been looking for a specific device and this may be it. Every review of this understandably focuses on the writing, but I've looked around and it seems to support word files. Can you create one (or even a text doc) on this device? By typing? If you add a word file (or make one if possible) can it be edited? In a previous video you mentioned it is possible to type, but it was a bit clunky. I'm ok if it is a little slow as I still hunt and peck, but has it improved since you did that video? I do my editing manually as I don't know any keyboard shortcuts. Thanks for all the great informative videos.
Regarding the to do app, I do not understand why handwriting recognition is forced! I would have preferred to be able to keep my to do in handwriting, especially as recognition does not always function properly. If asked, I would have combined the star with the to do app, so that each starred item shows up in the to do app
I have seen that the Kindle app is directly the android Kindle app, so that reader should have a bunch of different dictionaries. I don't remember if the basic reader does or not.
I’m hoping I can ask you a question about Boox Mira Pro vs the Dasung 25.3 inch monitor. My job is to read scanned, hand-written papers online. Scanned, hand-written papers are very different than typed papers because there is a lot of variance in each pen stroke, which can make it really hard to read sometimes. I use a MacBook Pro. I know Boox, text (or read) mode is great for the scanned images. It is very clear. Question: Is the Dasung text (or read) mode as good as the Boox’s?
Thanks for the comparison! In future writing tests, could you turn down the background noise so we can hear the writing experience in full?
Absolutely Excellent Review. Can't wait for the A4X2 !!!
In my opinion, the ability to repair _[future upgrade?]_ and add storage makes upgrading to the new generation worth it.
I have an A5X and I don't see the point in upgrading. Even the snappier OS wouldn't make a difference on my workflow because a reading and writing workflow tends to be relaxed and slow.
In business meetings, not even the fastest device can compensate for going into meetings unprepared. You're still going to waste people's time browsing through what you need.
So in practice, I can't justify the upgrade. What about you @Voja? Do you think using A6X2 would compel you to never go back?
I've been looking for a specific device and this may be it. Every review of this understandably focuses on the writing, but I've looked around and it seems to support word files. Can you create one (or even a text doc) on this device? By typing? If you add a word file (or make one if possible) can it be edited? In a previous video you mentioned it is possible to type, but it was a bit clunky. I'm ok if it is a little slow as I still hunt and peck, but has it improved since you did that video? I do my editing manually as I don't know any keyboard shortcuts. Thanks for all the great informative videos.
You can create and edit word docs. It's why i originally bought my a6x.
Regarding the to do app, I do not understand why handwriting recognition is forced! I would have preferred to be able to keep my to do in handwriting, especially as recognition does not always function properly. If asked, I would have combined the star with the to do app, so that each starred item shows up in the to do app
Does the Supernote have a pop up dictionary option on text press and hold in the proprietary reader ? As I think this is essential.
I have seen that the Kindle app is directly the android Kindle app, so that reader should have a bunch of different dictionaries. I don't remember if the basic reader does or not.
What is the name of the pen you use?
If I have more than one Supernote, can I synchronize my notes between the devices?
As long as you use the same login account on all devices, yes.
I’m hoping I can ask you a question about Boox Mira Pro vs the Dasung 25.3 inch monitor.
My job is to read scanned, hand-written papers online. Scanned, hand-written papers are very different than typed papers because there is a lot of variance in each pen stroke, which can make it really hard to read sometimes. I use a MacBook Pro. I know Boox, text (or read) mode is great for the scanned images. It is very clear.
Question: Is the Dasung text (or read) mode as good as the Boox’s?
I can't find anyone selling the newest 10.3 Supernote. Do you have a link you can share?
Well that would be because it is not out yet.
Which one feels closer to pen and paper?
The A6X2, according to other reviews. Because it has the "new and improved" FeelWrite 2 film.