Reviews
For years (maybe a decade or more) I was in love with the Paper Mate InkJoy Gel pens. Literally the ONLY pen I used. When I got a used A6X it came with the Heart of Metal pen, which was very high quality, but just too different from the InkJoy. Found a seller on Etsy with kits to DIY your favorite pen with a Supernote refill. Now I'm using my InkJoy pen on my Supernote and I couldn't be happier.
My favorite function of the Supernote is adding stars that I can later search in my handwritten notes. Then, if the star is an action item, I just circle it and schedule it. The header function is super useful when searching for ideas and feedback from weekly 1:1 meetings. Keep up the good work!!
The best purchase I made in 2024. Love how it feels to write on it. Beautifully and intuitively designed. SuperNote offers an exceptional writing experience. The textured feel of writing is unparalleled and makes it a joy to use, especially compared to the slippery surface of an iPad. The tactile sensation is one of its strongest selling points and enhances the experience for note-taking and drawing.
That said, there are some areas where the user experience could be refined. For example:
• Email feature: Currently, it feels slow and lacks utility. Improving its speed and functionality could make it more practical.
• Task management: Integrating task management contextually within notes, rather than as a standalone feature, would create a more seamless workflow for users like me who take notes and manage tasks simultaneously.
• File sync: The manual upload process for syncing files could be streamlined. Automatic file syncing would align better with user expectations and save time.
Despite these opportunities for improvement, SuperNote has been one of my favorite tech purchases this year. It’s a product I enthusiastically recommend to anyone who loves note-taking or amateur drawing. As a product designer, I use it daily for sketching concepts and taking meeting notes. With a few UX improvements, it could become an even more indispensable tool.
Works well for my needs. I appreciate thwt I'm able to upload customized templates and the ease of connecting with Dropbox.
I like the feel of writing with this pen. It has a nice weight to it because I write pretty fast, so it helps me write a bit slower and write cleaner, legible words.
Love, love, really love the notebook. At first, I thought the nomad would be too small for my intended use, but it turns out to be the perfect size. Light and compact and can fit in my bags and purses wherever I go. I enjoy features of adding more pages simply by swiping right like turning a page. It absolutely helpful that I can turn my notes in my notebooks into calendar events and to-do list reminders by using the lasso feature. I’ve trying to keep my thoughts, projects and plans organized, but anything I used would end up a mess. Having this Supernote Nomad is really helping me organize my organized chaos.
I like the secure magnets that holds the notebook and it has a stylus holder that not a lot of folios would readily have for tablet’s stylus. It doesn’t make my notebook feel janky when I hold it.
A wonderous, pleasing writing experience, this writing tablet and pen with its magic ink! I have not written this extensively by hand in a long while, but the Supernote Nomad A6X2 e-Ink writing tablet has renewed my fervor for the written word and incidentally I also started reading again on my other new e-Ink tablet made just for reading. Journaling on the A6X2 Nomad is delightful, and I have plans for its many features such as linking, lasso, headings, table of contents, keywords, and the star tag. For now I will use it to grow my ideas and thoughts, make an index card system with the AnkiDroid app that I will sideload for upskilling, and sketch for my DIY projects. Later I might attempt some creative writing and use the A6X2 Nomad to track timelines, story arcs, and to develop characters. I love the see-through back of the Crystal edition I purchased. I would like to create a clear folio that will shield the Nomad from scratches, using the Ratta Supernote Nomad DIY folio kit.
For may years I have always carried around a notebook with me to help organise my daily life. The Supernote has now completely replaced the notebooks, and I have a simple, single device that is my perfect companion. There are just enough tech features integrated (Google calendar and email) to make the experience superior to traditional pen and paper, while not becoming bogged down with tech bloat, notifications, and other distractions. At it's heart, the Supernote is trying to be the best pen and paper solution that it can be, and in that it excels.
The writing feeling is second to none, and I've actually now semi retired my fountain pen collection because the convenience coupled with the experience is outstanding.
I see my Supernote as essential as my phone, and I absolutely love it to bits!
Hefty pen, especially with cap one. Feels sturdy and solid, and looks beautiful. Makes the supernote experience feel even more luxurious
I wasn't sure if I would like this or not but I have to say, after a few months of using this daily, it's absolutely incredible. It's a really smartly designed device and they nailed the size on the A6. Highly recommended.
Dive is great, works perfectly and is super easy to use.
I also think that is an expensive device for my use case but it is a great product.
After researching many notebooks I landed on the A6 X2 and it is the perfect size and feel for a notebook!
Exceptional quality in the hardware and craftmanship. Very well thought out features and software. Very few if any bugs. Great writing experience. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this device and how it has worked for me.
I really enjoy writing and doodling on supernote nomad (A6X2) with ceramic nib. Perfect size for me. I’m pleased.
Small enough to fit in my purse, big enough to hold all my notes, easy enough to navigate that I’m not always fighting the system. I love it.
I purchased this unit as my remarkable 2 is too large for carrying around at work conveniently.
In many ways it exceeds the RM2 functionality and has - not intentionally - become my default notebook.
With calendar and e-mail functions it has become indespensible!