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Does this come with manual handwriting notes in real digital handwriting? If so do I have to pay for it?

Mine arrived today ! I found dark mode but only on the reader, so far, not system wide. In neoreader tap the middle of the screen to bring up the options for page setup, font style and spacing etc. One of the options there is to set the page to black

Thank you for the great video. I had been on the fence about the Go and your video convinced me place the order. Mine arrives next week. In the meantime, I also ordered the Dr. Grip Digital with a regular Dr. Grip pen to convert it like you did - any tips on how to do that? Seems like a different set of guts on the ink pen. I bought a blue Dr. Grip and not the exact black one you did, so maybe that is the issue.

When I received my Go 10.3 I yestereday afternoon, I updated the system. But then there was a further update arriving on the scene last evening -- which mentioned some "keyboard fixes". So yes, I can now type on a text document (with Shift characters too) using a USB-C keyboard OR Bluetooth Keyboard. (It took quite a while to find my BT keyboard, but this is par for the course with many tablets and computers, subsequent connection will not be slow, I suspect). Also, the Kindle app is working ok -- best to choose the SPEED option and use Kindle's Page Turning Animation option to remove (or disguise) the pages jumping when turned (I'm not an expert at all, but this Android in general problem certainly appears when googling. The PTA is my solution to date). Yeah! we can type or write in an outside cafe while sipping a Cappucino!

Thanks for the video! Looks like all you can get is either pure images or pure text files. What I'd really like to see from the industry is a possibility to cpnvert the notes into *searchable* PDFs, with the (OCR'd) text behind the image like a regular PDF created fully digitally.

Do you think this would work well as a sheet music reader? (Assuming one is not playing in a darkened theatre)

if Note Air 3C vs Ultra C (non pro) which would be a better purchase?

As far as the shift key problem. Was watching someone else talking about the Supernote and typing (i think it's in beta) and apparently shift key wasn't working on Supernote either. Said you could use the CAP key to get by that but i think they said Supernote has fixed that now. Maybe CAPS key will work on this for the time being?

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Brandon - for me the big attraction is if I can write and write and write in my handwriting on a ReMarkable 2 and then after the meeting press a button and what I have written magically turns into type written text that I can then convert into a wordprocessed document or a PowerPoint-type document. Such a feature, if quick and accurate, would be 100% ideal for me. I am told the ReMarkable 2 has a feature that allows the user to convert their handwriting into typed text, but I have never seen a review or a video that shows me this feature being used. Is this because it is not a very good feature? Is it because it is very inaccurate? Or it is a paid extra? Or it is not possible to do this?

I was hoping that your keyboard woes were just a USB C thing. Kit tested a BT keyboard, and it seemed to be less laggy. But it had the shift key problem too. Hoping they release a firmware fix real soon!

Everyone talks smack about Remarkable 2 because its "lack of features" just doesn't get why we are willing to pay the $$ in the first place. I already have those gadgets that drain battery for movies and games etc. I just need a device for note taking and writing books. It does it very well and the build quality is amazing. I wish it was half the price but it still worth its weight in gold to me.

Thanks Brandon for the content, I was waiting for your video..looking forward for a full review and the retirement of the remarkable😅😂

I wish they would release one with Boox Super Refresh technology, and 12" size.

The only thing that retains me from buying the Remarkable 2 is the probability that the next gen Remarkable could be announced soon.

Can you comment on the drawing feel + functionality between the Boox Go 10.3 and the SuperNote A6X in your next videos? Thank you!!

In my opinion the color version the screen looks dark and you need to turn on some brightness - which is a big draw back!

This review is as long as a movie. Your views would be higher with timestamps.

How does it feel to read books on this via the kindle app? Is there significant lag or any constraint/ limitation that makes it pale in comparison to other kindles? I returned the Kindle Scribe because it was just too heavy and unwieldy- this seems like a great alternative of the reading experience is just as good and it is light - easy to hold and read for long. Please let me know. Thanks!

Got mine today. So far I love it, including the case. I wasted so much time worrying about the frontlighting consideration -- I find the screen beautiful without it -- and I'm being kind to my eyes and I have no battery anxiety!

Where are you located? I'm wondering about the time from order to delivery. Thanks!

Can we open a pdf file and make writing notes on it?

It's not correct that it only uses battery when the screen changes. Unless you're turning it off, it's still running in the background. It will be quite efficient but it's still using the battery when it's on

I love my iphone… 🥱

Is the writing feel similar to the Remarkable? Also is the pen tip size smaller/thinner?

how does the pen + screen feel compared to the grittiness of the remarkable 2?

Great I want A4 size

Having just obtained a used supernote A5x (not wanting to wait for an A5X2), I'm having trouble justifying a larger device. (Even if it's thinner). As it stands, it's a little awkward to take the A5x out of the house on errands. I can definitely take it with me in a brief case or backpack, but if I'm carrying it around in my hand to say the grocery store (with a shopping list, for instance), it feels like too much. For taking notes in meetings, the a5x feels about right. A smaller device would have too little real estate for writing, but a larger device would take up too much space on my desk. Perhaps an A6x size device might double as a travelers notebook. But I'm picturing a cover with lots of pockets to stuff things into (tickets, receipts, etc) . My challenge is that I carry a cellphone with me that's too large to fit in my pocket. So carrying anything else in my hand is just "extra."

This is really neat Brandon, I just bought an Ipad pro M4, and now I want this too... I loved the design of remarkable 2, supernote nomad seems too small and thick. This seems like a step forward for Boox, because until now I didnt really care for their devices. On the other hand, its clearly a rip off, but I dig it. I wonder if its faster overall, because remarkable seems slow.

Very disappointing on the keyboard function

Finally the Boox I want! My quest is over! Lightweight, fast and thin like Remarkable but with Android and 300ppi. Easy choice now 😊 I just ordered it. Thanks for the video

How different do the Go and Note Air 3c screens feel to write on?

hey what pen do you use? looks great

@BrandonKBoswell could you install a custom android launcher on one of your boox devices and show us are you able to modify default UI or not?

This video stressed me out lol

OMG this is the best Boox ever! I want it now!

The black looks very black. That super looking contrast is very appealing.

I am one relieved lefty! Was waiting for the Supernote A5X 2, but saw previews of the Go 10.3 and placed a pre-order on impulse. Handwriting & freemark look great, UI seems simpler... I've been on quite the journey w/tablets. Hate Apple pen. Loved my Paperwhite, grabbed a Scribe but returned it- too limited. Rejected reMarkable for the same reason. Bought and returned the NA3C - didn't like the colour or the clunky UI (as of late 2023). Bought another Scribe while waiting. Recently bought the Kobo Libra Colour - great 7" colour reader, OK for scribbles & annotation, but not a paper substitute.

Please, video of 2hours, where are the chapters ?

They're still way too expensive for what you use them for. I don't care about how thin it is, I want capacity, flexibility, reliability, security, performance, longevity, and a cheaper price tag; if that means it will be an inch thick, so be it. No need for WiFi, no need for Bluetooth; they're both security hazards that requires more code. Don't want Android or any fork of Android, just make a Linux OS from scratch with no bloat. Don't want distractions and complexity, that's why ePaper exist to begin with, just add a USB-C slot, a normal USB slot, and perhaps an extra memory slot; the rest we can do ourselves by dragging and dropping files. Starting to get sick on waiting for an useful device without the fancy bloat. I want something that can be used in everyday life and not having to rely on proprietary bloat that locks you down and subscription services that wants your money.

"sturdy like the supernote" the supernote is not "sturdy", it feels plasticky and creaks all the time when being handled... the lenovo smart paper is "sturdy" with it's metal casing

24:00 I'd try the calabration from a natural viewing angle, since you aren't going to be hovering over the top of it like that in normal use, just to see how much difference it makes in the natural use day in day out PS from a bi focal wearer Are you live streaming this somewhere else, I hear you interacting with questions from somewhere?

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