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Originally Posted by Booxtor
Some information concerning questions about Max2 recently discussed in this thread:
1. The stylus is pressure sensitive. However this feature is not supported in Onyx writing software yet. But don't worry, it will be supported soon, though. Hardware is already prepared for this function.
2. Onyx uses in Max2 Wacom EMR digitizer/stylus technology. Writing in Onyx native apps is very exact and fast. We will try to support this writing speed also in third party apps, where active stylus control is supported.
3. One Note. Our dev team is also working on solution to allow same writing experience in OneNote as we have it in Onyx native apps. Ignore those videos with huge stylus latency in OneNote. It is one of our priority tasks and there is already some remarkable success.
Currently I am taking some short videos about particular features of Max2. If you want me to record something special, please write your wishes here.
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Hi,
I would be grateful to you if you could test this writing app :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...uslabs.writeqt
I used to install it on my Onyx Boox Max (purchased at ereader.store), it runs well, but with a slight lag : the hand witing appears with a short delay, 1 - 1,5 seconds at most.
I would like to know if the onyx boox max2 pro, with its more powerful cpu and different stylus technology, does better.
This app handles pressure and performs well with a samsung note pro 12.2, which is (according to other posts) only 15-20% more powerful than the obmc2p and has the same wacom technology.