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

It is a great Product and the Price is Right!
The Penstar E Note is a great product! It is easy to use and the display looks clear and bright. The characters on the display pop out and are better than the Boox Go 10.3 that I returned. The Penstar E Note is simple to use but yet has so many features. And it is light and solid. The Stylus works very well. The Penstar has eveything you need. And the half case and stylus come with the Penstar E Note. The price was very good making it affordable. I reached out to Penstar with a question and they responded quickly. Penstar is a company with a bright future. Hopefully they will come out with more procducts. Would love to see a smaller version of the E Note. I am so glad i purchased the E Note and use it to take notes for courses and for church. I HIGHLY recommend it!00

Excellent B&W ink tablet for the
Excellent device, though I wish I had waited another month as they brought out a “Pro” version with touch input.This device has an excellent screen, very solid and mature software with great functionality. Once you get used to the stylus-only input for most functions, it becomes quite useful.For the money, I consider it one of thebest e-ink tablets on the market.Avoid the color screen unit. It uses the Kelido-3 color screen, which is a major downgrade from the B&W screen this device has. It is one of, if not the whitest and brightest e-ink screens on the market currently.

Has potential if updated
I have several e-ink devices and decided to give this one a try.Packagingshipping: It was packaged very well. Packaging had a premium look and feel to it and the device was well protected. No delay in shipping. I had the device in a week going coast to coast.Size: Size wise, similar to a Scribe so it didn’t overpower the desk at 10.3 inches.Build quality: The device itself had a decent build quality, meaning it did not feel cheap to me. The cover felt like vinyl and was a half cover, only covering the screen leaving the back of the device exposed. The cover was easy enough to remove and re-attach, but I wondered how long the cover would hold up.Hardware specs: Not the newest or the most robust compared to others. Remembering what this device is for, it works. This is a non-touch screen device. Your “inputs” are the buttons or the pen itself. It does not have a backlight. 227ppi screen.Pen: Plastic with an average feel. No issues with writing and came with extra nibs. This is where I had my first “issue” with the device. Their pen is the only pen that can be used with the device. If I get up from my desk and leave the pen elsewhere, the device is useless. I can’t grab another digital pen on my desk and use that. Something I am not in the habit of doing, but I have misplaced pens in the past. This would turn into an expensive mistake. Same if the pen breaks, the device becomes useless.Buttons: This is a different take for an e-ink device. You have to remember what each button does. These can be programmed, and the top button gives you a peak at what the others do.Writing feel: This was by far the “scratchiest” device I have used. Reminded me of using a pencil on rough paper. Didn’t have any negative impact on writing though. I didn’t mind this as it certainly felt better than writing on glass. (I’m not a fan of the glass writing feel)Interface: I thought the interface has a decent “flow” to it. Everything was easy to find and navigate to. I did not notice any real noticeable lag or pixelization issues with writing. The screen refresh was adequate with not a lot of ghosting while writing on this particular device. If I was using a blank page to jot down ideas and move them around for some assemblance of an order you would notice more ghosting, but in line with other devices. Refresh rate is adjustable. I was able to get email through the device. Side loading apps may prove an issue with Android 11. You can use split screen and record. However, no Gmail or Outlook calendar synch. This was an absolute dealbreaker for me and the reason I returned the device.Customer support: I will say, PenStar’s customer service is top notch. Very friendly and they answer any and all questions you have in a timely manner. I had an accessory that I purchased, and they issued a credit before it was even on the way back to them.Summary: I purchased this device through Amazon. At the time, Amazon had a longer return policy than buying it direct. This was on sale when I purchased. For their standard price point, there are others out there for less with better features. Overall, a decent device if you are going to use it for just note taking and journaling. At this time, I think it has limited functionality, compared to others on the market. The pen and the lack of calendar synch need improvement. Hopefully, future updates will improve the device.

O produto chegou bem e rápido.O único problema que o menu está em chinês ou Japonês, não sei a diferença. Tem umas coisas em inglês, não domino. Ainda não consegui usar.

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.

A very functional device. Met my e-ink/e-reader needs.