A KeyBoard Case or a Portable Keyboard, for an E-Ink Typewriter!

[@KitBetts-Masters]

I'm really thinking that the Note Air4 C and a portable keyboard is a winner for a travel typing set up! Let me know your ideal e-ink typewriter set up below! The Keyboards and Mouses Mentioned here: *Cherry 9200 keyboard* : amzn.to/3OyOgDj *Cherry Gentix mouse* : amzn.to/4fQ3Nup *Logi Pebble Keys 2* : amzn.to/4gd5fqz *Logi Pebble Mouse* : amzn.to/4ignJsg Here's the Seenda Folding Keyboard: amzn.to/4g3xIzj *Boox Note Air4 C* : Improved 10.3" ePaper Note Pad US & HK shop.boox.com/products/noteair4c?ref=0t1qqbSDWLMb EU & UK euroshop.boox.com/products/boox-note-air4-c?ref=my_f5MKKrpQRge&variant=51671615439211 (Many kind thanks for supporting me to continue making these videos for you. These affiliate links make it possible through the small commissions that I receive when purchases are made after clicking them. There is no extra cost to you. :)

[@KevinGamin]

I started on the Note Air 3C and paired it with a keyboard and mouse. While that setup worked, I found myself drawn to the Tab Ultra C Pro and its keyboard case as I wanted the faster processor, brighter screen, and the convenience of the keyboard case giving me a keyboard and trackpad with the tablet at all times. I also got a great deal on the TUCP and case by buying it from the BOOX used store. This is a personal preference for me, so I don’t think the answer is as clear cut as your video makes it out to be.

[@JoesStyle]

That keyboard reminded me of high school in typing class. We had mechanical keyboards with round keys. They had just started coming out with digital typewriters with the word processing in them in that little tiny 2-3 inch window. :)

[@CarlosMartinez-mj6cu]

Having a keyboard case is a great option. For what I have noticed on my Tab Ultra C is that a Bluetooth keyboard drains the battery faster than the keyboard case

[@TheKurtLyon]

Ahhh that is a great call out on the battery.

[@thomasraukamp]

Great choice. I use the MX Keys mini along with my Air3 C. It's a wonderful keyboard.

[@salamadestron]

I appreciate that the conclusion is clear from the start and even the thumb nail.

[@JINNY-dl5yk]

when will there be tab max review? is it not out yet in the UK?

[@royjanik1615]

I think having the keyboard case always around trumps all other considerations for me.

[@jasonaz7310]

I need windows for Final Draft and use the Lenovo Thinkbook Plus Gen2 with 12-inch eink screen on the lid. I keep it in the family with the Lenovo Bluetooth keyboard with red trackpoint.

[@DuartedeZ]

How do you think these bluetooth vertical setups will compare to the note max in usability and portability? The main thing for me is writing (probably easiest for me on Notion as it is my asynchronous work tool) and being able to alt tab to access AI, google and pdfs.

[@kl7580]

Any recommendations for a lappable Bluetooth keyboard for boox air4c(similar to magic keyboard for ipad that makes it upright and make it possible to type on the lap)

[@FrootNoobzSC]

Hi guys, I am looking to buy an eink that I can use for work/outside of my house, something that would allow me to integrate a keyboard, but also feel close to paper. I need something that would allow me to perform the functions of adobe reader where I can highlight sentences and annotate them, but later send it over to my pc (and if I color coded those annotations on the eink, to see it on my pc). I was looking at the boox go 10.3, but recently ive seen a few videos at the viwoods (which I hear has been greatly improved from the prototype that they had 3 months ago). Thanks for the advice