Penstar eNote 2 Paper Tablet Bundle, 10.3-inch Pen Only Writing Tablet, Electronic Notebook Digital Notepad, 300 PPI 4GB 128G E-Ink Reader with Folio Cover & Two B5 Pens

Good product
Good weight. Screen is easy to use. 2 pens with extra tips included along with the screen cover is a huge bonus. Seems to be functioning great at this time. Looking forward to really seeing how good this is

Great for a beginner
This is my first e notebook. For the most part it’s really easy to use. I’m currently struggling with how to install third-party apps but they’re not necessary for me to use this product. Mostly I want to install Kindle. Great for work and I love the categories for notes. It’s really helping me organize and I not go through 80 million paper notebooks! Great value.

Bit of a learning curve to get the most from it but
Got this about a month ago and have used it a bit since.Good* OCR is pretty decent even with what I consider bad handwriting* Can connect to OneDrive which has Microsoft Word as long as you do not delete M365 Copilot)* Holds a charge for a long time* Only picks up stylus so do not have to worry about resting your hand messing things up* Ooooo, it has a good feel like writing on a stack of paper* Easily portable/light weightBad* Learning curve to figure out how to use effectively* Interface a bit clunky* Cannot save text conversion of notes directly* Note text conversion cannot distinguish if next line is just continuation that ran out of space or new line* Limited app selection and unintuitive app store* Specialized pen that if lost, your tablet becomes a lovely paperweight* Not able to customize home screen* If using the handwriting keyboard, it does not do well with recognizing spacesIt gets the job done but the interface is definitely not intuitive (said as a person who usually picks up on tech quickly). Plan to read the manual if you want to get the most out of it (as I read the manual and learn of hidden features), I am starting to like it even more). I am not a fan that you cannot directly save the text conversion of your notes as a PDF. You have to convert your notes to text, then share it by email, then create the PDF on your other device. Their app store equivalent is also not intuitive. For example, if you search Microsoft to download OneDrive, it will find nothing but if you click the Office tab (once you notice it after an hour trying to download it using the browser – hint it will not let you), there it is. There is a bit of a lag but nothing too outrageous.All that said, I have enjoyed using it for notes for work meetings and it definitely beats having to lug around big notebooks or having to go through things manually if you are trying to find a specific topic. I also think the OCR is pretty decent. The attached does not fully showcase how bad my handwriting is but the text conversion is usually correct with minimal fixes. Also love the option to add the templates in the Notes app so you can have the lined paper guidelines. Also, as someone who is particular about the feel of writing utensils/surfaces, this has a good writing feel. Does not have that slippy feeling that takes you out of handwriting on normal tablets but is not scratchy. The screen also looks like a sheet of paper which is gives the distinction this device is for this task, not for playing.I do not really use it as an eReader so I cannot speak to those functionalities.I have not used a Kindle Scribe or ReMarkable but for the difference in price point, I am very happy with this.

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 a great note taking tablet, very much what I was looking for after doing a ton of research. The WIFI transfer works really well, the customer support when you have questions, are very helpful! The one thing you should note is that you will most likely not be able to connect your email and non of the email providers that I use trust the chinese server that everything is routed through, so there is no way to connect my emails, which is a serious bummer. Hopefully with some updates and maybe having more server secutiry inplace will allow me to connect in future. But all in all great piece of tech, writes great, light weight and all round a berautiful piece of hardware. looking forward to the software updates that they will hopefully roll out.