eNote Paper Tablet for Note Taking, 10.3" E Ink Display for Writing & Reading | Digital Stylus | Magnetic Cover

I recently purchased this tablet with the full intention of using it at work to organize all of my note taking. First off, it has fulfilled my expectations with this and then some. I spent a lot of time watching videos reviewing and comparing different paper tablets and I ultimately settled on this device for multiple reasons. I find the value of the product to be excellent and so far I really enjoy working with the tablet.Pros:- Screen feels really nice under the stylus! It has a very nice tactile response when writing.- Android based (install extra apps)- Excellent hardware specs for a device of this type- Organize notes (categorize, title page, multi-page notes, search...)- Cloud for syncing notes across devices- Hardware control buttons including a Refresh screen hardware button (seems like a small thing but it makes a difference)- Wifi file transfer works fantastic!- More to list here than I probably should...Cons:- No backlight (not a big deal for me personally as not having that layer decreases the distance between glass and what is written)- No touch screen (again for the same reason above - doesn't bother me one bit since I use the stylus non-stop)- Stylus is lighter than I thought it would be; it would be nice if it was a bit heavier in the hand- At the time of this writing, the system could definitely use some updates with writing functions, app installation and customization, but forgivable since it is so brand new to the market. Once those updates come along (and I expect they will), this thing is going to be even greater than it is right now.- There are a couple of other small nit-picky things but those are simply personal preference and does not impact how much I like this device.Overall this has been a GREAT investment for my use. Again I mostly intend to use this with the work I do, but I can see this being used in many other ways, especially as the system evolves. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone needing a digital note-taking solution. Great value!!

Fast shipping. Elegant and unaltered packaging. Superior quality of materials used for assembly. Very useful for a student. More than I expected. Very competitive price, advantageous considering that the case and pen were also included. Fast connectivity. It is easy to write and erase on/off the display. From my side, five stars plus and I recommend it with confidence.

This eink tablet checks a lot of boxes without charging an arm and a leg for it. I returned a Remarkable Paper Pro tablet that cost twice as much and purchased this.You have to be aware that the touch screen only works with the pen/stylus included with the tablet. Also, the pen, while a non-battery one, is not a typical EMR/Wacom pen. So, you better not loose it! The included case has a built in pen loop, luckily.Software is just the right amount of complicated. It is based on Android 11 (which is a bit old now, so probably don't connect to unknown networks with this tablet). The interface is clean, basic, just the right balance of sufficiency and complexity.The pen comes with a felt nib attached, but I like the writing feel of the plastic nibs much better. They are included in the package. There are also a few more extra nibs inside the pen (unscrew the top half to see them). The surface is a bit scratchy, mimicking paper. I enjoy writing on this more than writing on iPad Pro with a paperlike screen protector and Apple pencil pro. There is an ever so slight lag or latency while writing on it, but most people will not notice it as the lag is not noticable enough to make me stop writing.Reading is why I purchased this device. Because they removed two layers from the screen, the ink is closer to the surface, making this look a lot more like paper than other eink devices. The screen color is also significantly less gray than Boox Go 10.3, Supernote, or Remarkable Paper Pro. Amazon Kindle Scribe is the only superior screen, but that device is very lacking in functionality, especially for reading non-Kindle content like academic papers.Note, there is no back light on this device. So, just like how you would read a normal book, reading on this at nighttime when it is dark requires a light source. I personally use a $10 bookmark style small reading light (brand called Vtiger, which is fantastic). This light attaches nicely to the front cover when I fold the cover of Penstar under.I am hoping the company will improve the software a little bit more. For example, allow Lasso tool to do more than copy, cut, move, delete; and allow logging onto Dropbox etc. without having to log onto Penstar account first.All in all, I think this is a fantastic value for money. Did I mention, it has a huge battery, even with hours of daily use, this should last you at least a week. With typical use, two to three weeks. I would recommend Penstar enote N10 tablet to those who are eink curious, those with aging eyes who can't read on iPads anymore, students who want a companion device to their laptops for note taking and readings, and those who simply want a distraction free simple tool to write on and read from.