Don’t know if we have done this before. I have need to move from paper to digital for work purposes.
Does anyone have experience or opinion on the various digital notebooks out there? I am coming down to Remarkable2 or Supernote Nomad.
Thanks in advance.
I have a remarkable2 and love it. So much better any other tablet and pen/pencil combination I have tried previously.
The ability to create your own filing structure helps significantly also so light that it is ideal for when traveling. I’ve found I’m more organized as a consequence and able to pull information when needed quicker than I could before which has been a real bonus.
Not sure how it would cope with a Doc’s handwriting though..
Thanks Mus. Will get one of those.
Also found a tech subject on which talkback has no opinion.
I have never heard of those before - but it looks great - so effectively I can get rid of my paper notebooks and just use that for client notes and call notes?
I am curious as to what is precipitating Guru's sudden requirement to move away from quill and parchment.
In response to @Lessred question
Exactly, also you can sync your notes with OneDrive if you’re in the Office 365 echo system or similar platforms.
I had an issue with the charging port on mine and they also replaced it free of charge.
Do they convert the written notes into typing in a word doc or similar?
I haven’t tried, but they claim to yes.
It's the best you can say about Microsoft stuff quite often: it's shit, but they replaced it.
It’s not terribly interesting but as I am now older and wiser, I have a combination of exec, non-exec and investment roles. There are only so many bits of parchment one can carry around before it gets tedious.
What’s your digital notetaking instrument of choice? I’m assuming you’ve knocked something up a broken Bic biro and an old etch-a-sketch on an Ubuntu platform?
I too have a reMarkable 2 and would recommend it without reservation; I use it every day at work. Just remember what it is designed to be - a digital notebook, in which role it is exceptional; just don’t expect it to be a tablet replacement, cos it ain’t
Brid and Mus recommended. I’ve ordered one!!!
Thread resurrection.
I am looking at these is the Remarkable still the recommended option
My view still hasn’t changed. I did upgrade last year to the Remarkable Paper Pro, when my Remarkable 2 finally died.
What do you use it for? (I may have asked this before). I barely use a piece of paper so can't imagine I'd need it, but I'm a sucker for some new tech.
I'm currently contemplating AR glasses. Probably going to get some depending on my bonus.
I think I'm going to go with the move as it is a bit smaller (and cheaper)
I write notes of all meetings and calls on paper pads that I then archive in case I need it later. I'm hoping that this makes the process easier
