AINOTE Air 2, 8.2-inch AI Note-Taking Tablet Writing Paper Tablets, Digital Notebook with Pen, Voice-to-Text Transcription, Multi-Languages Chatgpt Support, Supernote for Meetings & Study

I’ve had this new toy since Wednesday March 26– it's replacing my reMarkable. It is worth the price.It's an 'epaper' device like the reMarkable, smaller (fits in side pocket of my suit jackets), but has a lot more features. I'm still figuring them out but wanted to give everyone my thoughts so far.Look at YouTube videos (watch several of them as different reviewers focus on a different features).Notes – like the reMarkable you can handwrite notes. Like reMarkable, but simpler in function, it can try to convert handwriting to text. (not too successful with me, however).Meetings• This will voice-record the meeting. It says it will differentiate speakers by location; haven't quite figured out that at this point. And it'll play back on its own speakers.• While it's recording, it will in real time do a voice-to-text translation. Lotsa errors there, but you get the voice clip reading along with the text and you can correct.• While it's recording there's a window for handwritten notes/comments AND those notes are connected to the part of the recording where they're made. Touch the note during playback and you're at that part of the recording• You can code the notes to add a 'todo' or 'focus'• After the meeting you can send the meeting notes to the AI (I think it uses CHAT GPT) and in about 2 minutes you get back a summary of the meeting and that's pretty accurate.• There are smartphone/tablet apps that sync, both meeting notes and audio can be seen on phone. Desktop app reportedly in development for release early spring 2025.Calendar – is present but it's klunky at present."ToDo" list is now my main chore listEmail – has native email application, but it also needs work. Native application does not appear to sync to Outlook; NOTE I have not added my main email account in the native account, only a secondary one I use a lot.ADD-INS – device lets you add in apps. I've got the following:• Outlook – calendar and email (which is separate from the native email function)• Kindle• OneDriveCan import pdf's like reMarkable and you can annotate.Has a camera so you can scan documents and then annotate them.As typical with new products, they're updating/cleaning up a lot of features.Customer service is responsive – I gave feedback and got a good response w/in 24 hours.

Since I started using the AINOTE AIR 2, my work efficiency has significantly improved, and my life has become much easier! I'm still learning how to make the most of all its features, but in just a few weeks, it's already been incredibly beneficial. Here are some of my honest thoughts about it:Design: The packaging is exquisite, and it's clear that a lot of thought went into the design. It’s perfect for gifting. When I first received it, I was impressed by how high-end and minimalist it looks. It's compact, lightweight, and easy to carry around, with a very premium feel, making it suitable for various occasions.System: The interface design is simple and intuitive. It's very user-friendly, and the detailed guides make it easy to get started without any learning curve.Voice-to-Text: This is one of the standout features of the AINOTE AIR 2! As someone who has at least five meetings a week, I used to manually take notes, which was time-consuming and often led to missed points. Since I started using this tablet, it accurately records every meeting and automatically converts them into text to generate meeting minutes. It saves so much time and is incredibly efficient. I remember once being worried about the recording quality in a large conference room due to the distance, but the device had no issues at all. The voice recognition was incredibly accurate. The voice-to-text technology from iFlytek is really impressive! Another feature that surprised me is the ease with which I can search for notes, making it super convenient to find any keyword—it's a lifesaver!Writing Experience: Before purchasing, I was a bit concerned about the writing experience since I had used the Remarkable tablet before, which had a very smooth writing feel. But to my surprise, the writing experience on the AINOTE AIR 2 is just as good, with almost no delay and a very comfortable feel. It exceeded my expectations and was a pleasant surprise.GPT Feature: It also comes with a large AI model, which is incredibly useful! I saw official news saying it might be free to use in the future, and I’m really looking forward to it. For someone like me who often needs to quickly search for information and process text, this is a game-changer.Battery Life: I use it for at least two hours a day, and it lasts a whole week on a single charge, which is very satisfying.Summary: Overall, the AINOTE AIR 2 has far exceeded my expectations. Its features and user experience are excellent. I’ve already recommended it to my family and friends, and three of them have already purchased it. Everyone is excited about the device, and I’m looking forward to sharing more usage tips with them.I will continue to update my experience in the future.

This is a great all around e-reader and note taker. Very easy to use out of the box, nice size and good battery life. I use it almost everyday at work for written meeting notes, much better than the notebooks I have used in the past. Speech to text is not bad, only played with that a few times and it does work, it depends on how the others are speaking and how far away they are. By far the best screen writing experience I have had and it is nice that it will connect into OneDrive and Google Drive as well. Files can be organized Anyway you want with a decent set of templates for pages. Would recommend, 1 star dropped as it may be slightly overpriced compared to similar items.