Penstar eNote2 E-Ink Digital Notebook with Pen, 10.3” AI Note-Taking Paper Tablet, 8192 Levels Pressure, 128GB Storage, 6500mAh Battery, Ereader with Pen and Leather Folio Cover Buddle

This has been an impressive product so far. It takes a few minutes to get your bearings with it, but after that it's smooth. Moving files to/from my laptop is easy, very paper like when writing, light weight, feels solid not cheap. Works great with being left-handed since it is pen only and not touch screen. I've already recommended this to several people. Great price for what you get in the box.

I would take a half star off for 3 reasons, but I will also say, that maybe I just haven't figured it out yet. First, it has a calendar app, which is nice, it would be better if I could sync it with my Google calendar or my Outlook work account, but the calendar app isn't even something I was originally expecting. Second, writing on pdfs works great, it also has a function where you can have a pdf open, and split screen to take notes. However, the notes taken in this method cannot be moved to a different folder in the device, pretty minor ding. Third, it is a little fragile. Completely my fault, but I dropped it on to asphalt getting out of my car, from 3 or 4 feet high and wound up cracking the case around the power button. This made the power button a little finicky. The good. The eNote 2 is doing everything I wanted it too and more. I originally just wanted something so that I would stop accumulating paper notebooks. I realized that taking notes on pdfs would be handy for my job, and this would do both. Transferring files is super easy, I think you can do it by syncing it to the Penstar servers somehow, but I connect it to my computer with a usb cable and it pops right up and is super easy. Something I wasn't expecting, I was able to get the Outlook email app and can access my work email. I can also email files to myself both to access on the eNote and access on my computer from the eNote. Now the great, Penstar customer service. As I said, I dropped it doing some damage. Since I had only had a week, I contacted Penstar, just to see if there was something I could do to get it repaired. Instead, they offered to swap it out. The only thing I had to pay for was to ship the original one back to Penstar. I had the new one in my hands before I was able to get the original shipped. In summary, good little device that is meeting my expectations and then some. And great customer service.

Being able to write on pdfs is worth it enough and the minimalism and lack of distractions is amazing. My favorite study tool

The tablet works very well. Fortunately the completely damaged packaging did not have a negative effect ( although it's is a pity you cannot use the box any longer). The screen is very bright white and needs a bit of adaptation since it is not a touch screen. Pen & screen are very responsive and there is practically no noticeable delay.

What a great tool. In my profession I write a lot of notes. I prefer handwriting, over typing notes. As I researched the different digital e- note options, Penstar stood out to me because it wasn't a touch screen. Touch screens seem to jump around too much for me when I'm trying to use the stylus on the actual screen. The actual screen feels like you're writing on paper. The screen's very clear and when you erase, there's no trace of what you erase so there's no shadow. The stylus that they provide feels like a real pen which I appreciate for the tactile aspect of handwriting notes. And they're very generous by sending two pens. The writing to text option is pretty accurate. And the ability to transfer your notes to your docs works very quickly. Another plus- it is light weight. Easy to put in my briefcase without adding extra weight or much space. I watched many reviews on the Penstar and I'm very thankful that I purchased one. Customer service for the Penstar is incredible as well. Had an issue of trying to download something and they got right back to me and helped me resolve my issues.

Estoy muy contento con la penstar. Es justo lo que quería, un cuaderno, sin problemas táctiles, sin retroiluminación. La sensación de escritura es sensacional. El ecosistema de aplicaciones además es semiabierto (no está certificado) y puedes instalar OneDrive y onenote sin problemas. OneNote no me gustó porque tiene delay entre el paso del lápiz y la aparición de la tinta pero eso es por la aplicación. Con la aplicación nativa ya se puede hacer todo cómodamente y no es necesario onenote. Viene con dos lapices con cuatro puntas cada uno y aparte 10 puntas más de repuesto (18 en total). Me hubiera gustado que fueran variadas entre POM y fieltro pero a día de hoy se envían todas de fieltro.

The advertised "whitest paper tablet" is accurate. The white/black contrast on the screen is fantastic. Unfortunately this comes at the cost of functionality. Lack of touch input results in most of the non-system apps being very difficult or impossible to use correctly. I needed OneNote to work. Not for input but for viewing large collection of existing notes and documents. OneNote barley works at all. Cannot adjust zoom to fit a document on the screen. Using the Pen to try and move the document writes on it even in view mode. The OneNote writing tools do not function so you cannot erase these marks. Although they didn't seem to transfer to the actual document. If you ONLY want to read on this device and write on its included note app its great. The writing feel is very good. I suspect this company will do good things in the future.. this device is close. Hopefully with good feedback and work on the Software the next gen of this device may be great. I would add touch back in and take the hit on Clarity for functionality. Also needs Google Play store and better App integration. If it cost half as much I would have kept it just for reading!

Absolutely love this product. It helps me to keep everything where I can find it.

I have had this for 2 weeks and it has more than lived up to my expectations so far. Highly recommend that you read the manual before using. Set up was easy following the steps in the manual. I like that there is no touch screen functions on it. It is easy to load documents using Google drive or OneDrive. Email function is nice as well. The note function is what I was primarily after and it is excellent. It is very close to a paper like feel and the writing to text feature works well. The recording function works very well to. I have not used the voice to text feature yet. It comes with 7 hours worth of that after that you have to purchase more time. There is no colour but I am fine with that. Anyone looking for a paper like electronic note taking function I would highly recommend the eNote 2. The price point is good when compared to other enote devices on the market.

This is one of the best things I have bought. I have both Scribe and Scribe 2 (absolute waste of money, referring to the apparent upgrade; only brightness seems better). Remarkable 2 is a nightmare with no software or proper link with devices. THIS IS LIKE MY iPad Pro but a notepad. First of all, when it arrives, it arrives beautifully packed. It comes right away with a folio which is magnetic and beautiful leather. The brand is not stingy about pencils because you receive two right away, and there are so many tips, some of them inside the pan just in case you need them right away, and there are many extra. The screen is amazing. I love the fact it’s only Penn operator because the hand doesn’t disturb, so it creates this feeling that it’s really like a proper note, but unless you write something, it’s not going to do anything. So it doesn’t confuse you with other tablets, in case you have one. My mind unconsciously now recognises the iPad in my hand and this device, and I don’t get confused for touching and scrolling with my finger. It comes with such huge storage memory. All the apps you want to have, you can. Microsoft, Amazon Kindle, you name it. It’s super fast, and there’s a speed option so you can sacrifice 300 MB of the memory, and it will be switching and speeding around the screen so fast, just like the iPad does. So you don’t have this flickering sensation, like Kindle, for example, or the other paper-like notepad. So many options for templates, notebook, calendar, web browser. The buttons on the side are a brilliant idea. It actually comes with little built-in speakers; you can listen to music. The pencil is brilliant too. You can open it and you can start with pencil tips inside. Responsiveness is just spot on, not even comparable to anything else. And I’m really wondering why this is so underappreciated, because it really is, absolutely, the best from all of them. I can surely guarantee this to everybody. It can transcribe for you very well, and comes over is of minutes for free first of all, and then later we can buy some, but they are very cheap compared to other ones. The transcription mode is brilliant and perfect. It’s super slim. The design is beautiful and feels expensive in your hands. You can read your books. You can have your email. You can have everything you wish. The best is probably how many options you can have in terms of sharing, downloading, or exporting files. The best one is the Wi-Fi option, which takes split seconds to take something off your Mac or Phone into the pad, or the other way round. You can connect it to your Mac too very quickly. You can start photos, no movement. The settings are extensive options. I really have no word because it’s so much good stuff, but it’s actually super clean, easy to navigate. It’s not cluttered. It’s super cool, friendly, and I really, really recommend it to everybody. The battery is like never ending. It is one of those products that are so perfect , priced etc that makes you wonder how much we get ripped of on other things just for the brand name.

Had this for about 4 months now. Responsive and very easy to use and write on. Can’t comment on its more advanced features but for taking notes, it’s fantastic! The cover and pen holder that’s built in, is a bonus. No extra costs. Colleagues that have better known brands were impressed with the writing experience.

I’ve been using the Penstar eNote 2 for a while now and overall it’s made a noticeable difference to how I handle meetings. The biggest win for me is just how easy it is to use. There’s no real learning curve – you pick it up and get going straight away. The pen is responsive and writing feels natural, which makes note-taking much quicker than I expected. Battery life is also solid – I’m not constantly worrying about charging it. Where it really stands out though is in meetings. Being able to take notes while recording audio at the same time is a game changer. It’s made following up on discussions so much easier and I don’t feel like I’m scrambling to capture everything in real time anymore. One thing I didn’t realise at first – the pen did start to feel less responsive after a while. Turns out it was just the nib wearing down. Swapped it out (finally figured out what the spare nibs were for!) and it’s back to being spot on. A couple of downsides. The pen itself feels a bit light and slightly cheap – I’d personally prefer something with a bit more weight to it. Also, organising notes into categories isn’t the most intuitive process and could definitely be improved. And no fast charging is a bit of a miss. Overall though, it’s been a really useful tool and has genuinely made meetings easier to manage.

It’s definitely not white paper, but maybe I need to play around with the settings, I don’t really know how to do much except write notes. So on the second hand maybe I am not the best one to ask, it seems I am the problem. Otherwise I love it. Trying to get out of my paper habit