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Otamono · 03-28-2018, 05:03 AM

Hi,

so i tested the Note vs the reMarkable.

The writing felt significantly better on the reMarkable, but that was to be expected. But the Pen of the reMarkable actually felt better for me on the Note, it had more friction, and made it easier to write. Sadly the stochastic friction from the paper feeling is still missing. But the feeling was significantly better, so i ordered the reMarkable pen to use it with the note. I will be missing the eraser, but i think i can live with that, maybe i attach the eraser from the other pen.

For all the rest, the note is also obviously much more capable compared to the reMarkable (browsing exporting and so on)

But im eager to see how this will develop in the future, because the hacking scene seems to be taking up interest in the reMarkable, and since its open source, you can easily implement your own solutions, so I have to keep an eye on that.

03-28-2018, 05:03 AM	#260
Otamono Member Posts: 18 Karma: 14 Join Date: Mar 2018 Device: Onyx Boox Note	Hi, so i tested the Note vs the reMarkable. The writing felt significantly better on the reMarkable, but that was to be expected. But the Pen of the reMarkable actually felt better for me on the Note, it had more friction, and made it easier to write. Sadly the stochastic friction from the paper feeling is still missing. But the feeling was significantly better, so i ordered the reMarkable pen to use it with the note. I will be missing the eraser, but i think i can live with that, maybe i attach the eraser from the other pen. For all the rest, the note is also obviously much more capable compared to the reMarkable (browsing exporting and so on) But im eager to see how this will develop in the future, because the hacking scene seems to be taking up interest in the reMarkable, and since its open source, you can easily implement your own solutions, so I have to keep an eye on that.