AiPaper

From left to right, Viwoods AiPaper, Viwoods AiReader, M1 iPad Pro 12.9. If I had it to do over again, I would pass on e-Ink devices. Just my personal opinion. I am a gadget geek. So I love to try new gadgets. But for the money I have spent trying e-Ink devices to see if there is an awesome one that

First off - this is amazing! Exactly what I've been looking for for a while. Tested on the Viwoods AI Paper and there's significant lag/incomplete strokes, which causes the text conversion to be wrong

I haven't updated my AI paper in a while because I use it mostly offline. The writing feel of it isn't as good as on reMarkable, the tips are more expensive while the pencil feel ones wear out much faster than the rM2 tips). The organization of your documents and books is a mess. I put my books in o

I went for the ViWoods AI Paper, awesome writing experience and better-than-expected battery life. Tho I send it back for a couple of reasons (maybe I’ll make a post for it), tho long story short: not good app experience (play store not working, so many lags on other apps) impossible to have a good

Either the Supernote like it already was advised or the viwoods ai paper mini (which is android you can active the google play store) If you need good notes organisation and features Supernote is better. As for a small eink device do you want one that can be used as a phone or just a small ereader ?

The Viwoods feels cheaper in the materials used. The Carta 1300 screen on th Viwoods is better, but it flexes when writing on it, which the rM2 does due to the glass screen. That said, b&w e-ink has been pretty good for over a decade, so the difference in contrast between the Viwoods AI Paper and th