Reviews
It's light, nice surface to draw on, easy to learn, more functionality than I was expecting, and looks great.
The Supernote differentiates itself from others in a few important ways:
1. Superb writing experience. This is a personal preference and I see/feel good aspects to Supernote's experience and others that use replaceable nibs.
2. The ceramic nib that never needs to be replaced is especially attractive to me because the replaceable nibs tend to get damaged and need replacing due to other factors (e.g., accidental drop) rather than from writing. The extra durability is nice.
3. The pens are just really nice to hold.
4. The OS and design around organizing notes is so much better than competitive products. Instead of just a bunch of disjointed files, Supernote files are linkable and provide great organizational tools.
All I can say is I wish I hadn’t hesitated to buy a Supernote for so long. I love techy stuff but also love pens and notebooks and thought I wouldn’t use Supernote enough to justify the expense. Totally wrong! I literally tote my Supernote everywhere I go because I love it so much. It’s beautiful, feels great to write on, it organizes every thought whether personal or professional, and it’s super fast to pull up the information again. There’s a learning curve but one I thought was fun to experiment, navigate, and personalize exactly how I want it. Along with my precious headphones, Supernote is my must-have, don’t-ever-want-to-be-without item.
This is a great piece of technology. The battery lasts for a whole week. It is such a unique writing experience. The touchbar for erase and lasso could be more responsive. I’ve opted to undo instead of erase; writing in cursive makes undo a more efficient action. Excited to explore it more.
I condensed 5 different notebooks into one and now I can read books on it too. So much to love!
I use this for daily notes and reading Kindle books. Sync’d to OneDrive. That’s it. And I love it. Still to explore is reading, editing and amending Word docs. Design is clean, very thin, a joy to hold. 300 dpi makes text and visuals very clear. Writing experience is a joy. I use the heavier SuperNote “Heart of…” pen,, matches great, weight is very pleasing. Don’t expect an IPad replacement. Do expect a fantastic note taker and pleasurable reader. The lack of backlight is not a problem for me. Side loading is possible, but I don’t see a need for my use-cases.
Hobby writer of over twenty years as well as healthcare worker. I have been going through journals forever and finally tried to make the shift. I tried the entire trial period to find something wrong with the manta. I can't and I'm happy to have been wrong
I didn’t think I’d like the weight but I really like the balance. My preference is to keep the cap on the end. The additional length is useful for reaching across the Manta easily. Big upgrade over the standard pen for me. Feels quite premium. Only downside has been the added weight for carrying such a lightweight device, but it’s been worth it
I bought the Nomad with the intention of replacing my physical notebooks. And so far I absolutely love it. Still learning the more in depth tips and tricks but I love the functionality, organization, and the battery life. It has definitely started to become my go to notebook.
So I’ve tried all the major e-ink options for note taking, scheduling and planning and sketching the occasional rough draft of a design project. Supernote has not let me down, not bogged down with android bloatware, everything works as it should and updates are frequent enough with serious advanced features, I can’t imagine going with any other product. Thank you SN, keep up the good work!
I had my doubts a the beginning, wasn't sure whether to choose between supernote and a tablet. But have to say I do not regret for choosing supernote. For taking notes while in meetings and for studying, it's really helpful. And the capability to make my own templates help me organize and write down my notes the way I need
I was using the Nomad for most of my daily notes and to do a Daily Journal. But I found I was filling up pages pretty quickly with daily journal entries. So, I bought the Manta and found it’s the perfect size for my daily journal writing. It’s very responsive and I have found the perfect template for me. I have the metal pen and it has some weight so I found it most comfortable when writing on either tablet. I also don’t feel much difference from writing on the Manta or the Nomad, they are booth excellent devices that I’ll be keeping for a long time.
Exceeded my expectations. From order to delivery everything went smoothly. I am still amazed at the writing feel, and how intuitive the device is. Still learning but loving the experience.
I love my Supernote. My office space is much cleaner. My notes are easily amended and found. It serves as a second Kindle which means one less device to maintain. The only thing I would change is the high price.
I wanted a smaller device than the remarkable I previously owned and the nomad looked perfect. Now using it it’s not just the size but the writing feel, intuitive software and functionality plus the kindle app have given me my perfect device.
This is easily the best purchase I’ve made this year. I love the Nomad and use it everyday for note-taking and sketching.
I like it that it’s a niche device with only the essential for note-taking and sketching without all the bloat and distractions from a tablet.
I got my A6 nomad around a month ago and I’ve been using it since then… every day … and love it. This agenda is my favorite daily tech device because it has the perfect size, all the features I need, and doesn’t require an ugly plastic stylus.