I LOVE LOVE LOVE my Manta. Oh, I’ve had to pay my large property tax bill and buy a heavy new set of winter tires but regardless, am I ever glad I invested it my manta. I PROUDLY show it off to anyone and everyone. I was at work today and just going to a meeting. I was sure I pushed my pen into the cap and holder enough but when I went to grab the manta, the pen fell out and hit the floor. I’m devastated! The nib broke off. Any help? I was SO sure I had clicked it into the cap as I knew to be mindful of the nib.
I have been watching Supernote for sometime now and finally pulled the trigger and bought the Nomad. I was not disappointed! I have been using my IPad for notes and it never felt right but with my Nomad. Man, it is just like writing on paper. Even when I barely press down on the pen. It still writes like really ink. I absolutely love my Nomad. I use for my class work, notes at work and in writing my book. One closing note: i used to collect notebooks and pens. I love LAMY pens. I bought the Nomad clear LAMY special edition. This was the best purchase I have made. LOVE IT SO MUCH!!! Thank you Supernote!!!
Writing experience is wonderful, battery life time is excellent and reading is amazing, its very safe for reading long time
I feel like people are sleeping on the functionality Supernotes offer beyond replicating pen-on-paper scribbling (which it does very nicely). I've entertained trying to build an e-ink organizer/planner for years, but always balked at having, in the end, another way for notes and files to just sort of pile up without organization.
The ability to create links anywhere, anytime, that link to any other page or document, is HUGE. I don't have to flick through dozens of notes (which, on e-ink, is a more protracted process, one of the definite drawbacks, but helped majorly by the links) to find something I know I wrote down but can't remember exactly where.
And even beyond that, the fact that I can create PDF templates using LibreOffice (free!), build links right into the PDFs, and import them straight onto this tablet? I can now build task organizers and planners that look and work however I want. This has finally freed me from relying on smartphone to-do and reminder apps that only let me work how the apps want me to work.
And there's still more functionality I haven't even tried out, AND no mandatory app subscription fee in this day and age? That alone sold me.
I have a history of productivity tools losing effectiveness once the novelty wears off, but at least for now, I've kept track of and completed so many more tasks thanks to this tool. Absolutely worth the investment, and so much cleaner, neater, and modular than the printed notebooks I've tried to make in the past too. And anytime a template work as well as I'd hoped, I can just redesign it.
I really hope my Nomad lasts a very long time, and that Supernote's promise of repairability still holds years down the line when it wears down.