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Originally Posted by norweger
In what way is the Onyx Max 2 subpar when it comes to writing? I haven't tried the Onyx, but I've tried the reMarkable and thought it was mostly suited for drawing, not writing, and was hoping the Onyx would be better for writing.
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The Onyx screen is much smoother than the Remarkable, and that makes writing on it less comfortable. Also, the devices have different sizes: the Remarkable has a page size that feels more comfortable to me than the full page of the Onyx.
As for the software... I haven't tried much writing on the Onyx, mostly annotating PDF documents, whereas I've done a lot of writing (and very little annotating) on the Remarkable. But with what practice I have, I find the interface to be easier to get used to on the Remarkable.
Now don't get me wrong, there are plenty of problems with the Remarkable software. Ways to copy/paste from one page to another, and from one document to another, are sorely missing. But I haven't checked any details on the Onyx for this, I admit
