AiPaper Mini

For what you've described, the rMPP would work okay, but like you say battery isn't great - I think I only got around six hours before it needed a recharge. I liked the Viwoods AI Paper Mini for more portable note-taking, and the Supernote Nomad is also decent, however these are around 8", so not re

if you want colour, the note air 5c is pretty nice. Be aware though, the colours are very rudimentry and it looks more like old grey recycled paper than white paper. A lot of people say you need the front light on all the time, I actually use it without all the time in my (home) office environment.

My use case was close to yours. As in handwriting notes and having a million yellow stickies and lost scraps of paper. I love my Viwoods ai paper. It’s fantastic and so lovely to write on! And you can create folders to keep notes in and you can search your notes later It was a bit life changing for

[...] This one feature makes it so that you can display whatever list or info or calendar or cheer-me-up pic or motto permanently on the screen while not using up any battery. (Not that it would matter much with the Mini, as the battery performance is astonishing anyway!) For me, this is what makes

For your use case, I wouldn’t even look at the remarkable. Viwoods maintains the distraction free model, paper like feel, without sacrificing basic utility functions, gives you calendar sync to google and outlook calendars, and has a well developed knowledge management interface (it pulls you highli

The Go 7 is probably the choice for price and portability. There is no Go 8 and from what I’ve been reading there is not one on the horizon. There is a discontinued Tab Mini C (7.8 inch screen) if you can find one. (Mine is not for sale!) However, the ViWoods AI Paper Mini is 8.2 inches and seems to

A little late to this post - so hopefully this information is still helpful. I actually own both of these devices. I use my Boox Go 10.3 primarily at home and my Viwoods AiPaper Mini is my travel/bedtime reading device. I use both devices to write - primarily OneNote. Built in note apps are decent o

What are your thoughts on the Viwoods Ai Paper mini as an alternative in the 7.8"-8.2" segment? It's more expensive, but then again, it has superior engineering (weight, thickness, Wacom layer, fingerprint sensor, etc.). The things holding me back from buying it are the lack of a warm light and the

I chose viwoods ai paper mini for the portability and slightly larger 8.2 inch display. I also liked that I have upto 100 days to trial before I can return if it doesn’t meet my needs. The < $400 for the package with pen and folio was also encouraging. I’ve had my eye on Supernote nomad since 2023 a

I do agree that the software for things like the native apps is not as advanced, though I do enjoy the balance of the ViWoods here. The mini screen is not the same as the 10.65". Which is carta1200, with a front light. The 10.3 Vs Ai paper has been brought up a few times on here, and each time the s