I've never considered SuperNote; in fact, I always think of Remarkable and Boox :-) It's not that I need anything special from Android; although using OneNote (without lag) is a plus for me. My main interest lies in what I've already mentioned: *That the refresh rate doesn't worsen my hypersensitivity. *That the tablet's feel is as pleasant as the Remarkable 2's. *During my workday, I send many documents to the Remarkable, edit them, and then transfer them back to my computer. With the Remarkable desktop application, it's very, very simple and fast, and I don't want to lose that. I don't know if with any other brand it would work or not, since I haven't used another e-ink tablet. I do know a Boox user, and from observing her occasionally, it seemed to me that this workflow wouldn't be as comfortable as it is now.

I'm going to take a look on SUPERNOTE Thanks for answering :-)

Hi, Jason, thanks for answering. Everything works perfectly on my Remarkable 2. The problem is that Binder isn't creating copies of my notebooks on my MacBook. It only creates the files, including the subfiles, except for "AGENDA," which it doesn't create. The problem is that the files are empty... In the Binder application, as the screenshot shows, the directories are visible (except for AGENDA!) and the notebooks are listed, but despite clicking on "download folder," they never download. It does seem like the notebooks are being generated, though, since I see movement... :-( After the download attempt finishes, I click "Open download folder," but nothing happens; they're not there. I hope you can help me. Thank you. Adah

In my remarkable everything works correctly. There are notebooks, and or pdfs inside all the folders. Folders that only have pdfs also have the same problem as those that have notebooks. The first problem is that BINDER only synchronizes the folder and subfolders, if they exist. IT DOES NOT SYNCHRONIZE ANY NOTEBOOK, neither those in the folders, nor the notebooks inside the subfolders, nor even those in the root… The second problem is that the AGENDA folder is not created. My calendars made with “CALSYNC” are saved in this folder. As you can see in the screenshot in BINDER, everything seems to synchronize correctly. A message of agreement appears and the folders and notebooks are “seen”, (except for “AGENDA”), but on my computer it only transfers the folders (except for “AGENDA”). There is nothing inside.

Hello, how do I know what my wifi address is? I can't go and look for it on the router every time...