Top 10 Note Taking e-Readers 2020: Ranked

[@alexisdossantos5625]

1. Onyx Boox Note Air 9:49 2. Remarkable 2 7:05 3. Supernote A5 6:07 4. Fujitsu Quaderno A4 5:17 5. Onyx Boox Max Lumi 4:17 6. Boyue Likebook Alita 3:36 7. Xiaomi W7 2:45 8. iReader Smart 2 1:52 9. Boyue Likebook Ares 1:17 10 iFlytek AI Note 0:29

[@jonb8633]

Where can u try these in person?

[@lutforrashidsayed]

Thanks mate!

[@herms16]

Add the price

[@halvardlundnorway]

I heard Boox is much worse than remarkable on writing. So boox is good for reading, remarkable good for noting.

[@nataliemeier8640]

which one has german keyboard

[@yulia_romanova_]

That feeling when you're watching tons of a videos AFTER buying an e-book 😅😅😅

[@shedaft]

😂 I felt this... Especially because this is the first time I’m checking out reviews FIRST!

[@jaredf6205]

Well you have to do something while you wait for shipping.

[@marco89lcdm]

Totally feel that..

[@gghostrrider]

I’m trying not to buy a bathtub kindle while they’re on sale. I paid too much money for my oasis to get it wet. I also just like watching how people enjoy the kindle

[@parkerhollingsed1192]

That could not be more relatable. I just bought a remarkable 2, and now I'm deciding to actually see what else is out there. So far, I don't regret it (apart from the stupidly high price, $60 for a small cloth case and more for everything else)

[@gvantsakapanadze5765]

I’ve just got my Remarkable 2, it worth to wait for 4-5 months, its perfect

[@youtubaholic]

In 1 month what all do you use it for?

[@CodinGree]

The device is amazing, but if you have any issue good luck with customer support. I returned mine because the pen broke and and they ignored me for 2 weeks. If you look around, you can see that this is a common issue.

[@MakarandSalunkhe]

How does it work if you want to use Kindle?

[@arturor.1386]

So basically none of these options is either cheap or good for the average consumer.

[@Nocturnal11Guy]

Cheap?! It is a computer, not a Net-book made with plastic materials. You want cheap, get a paper tablet from the store.

[@AirIsLungFood]

@@Nocturnal11Guy You're comment confuses me. Netbooks are computers, and these are all made with plastic materials...?

[@shinobi_ph_]

@@AirIsLungFood lmao u killed him

[@wisdomain5741]

@@Nocturnal11Guy What a weird way to flex that you aren't super sharp.

[@derekthedowny885]

@@Nocturnal11Guy You really tried to be clever, yet failed miserably.

[@coffeemugfo]

What's this obsession with watching movies on a note taking e-Reader?

[@mojonaw3211]

its like watching those old black and white movies with no sound 😂

[@datAero]

Send help

[@aperez4198]

No such obsession exists.

[@harrymills2770]

What's the obsession with updates, too? Can't they build something that works for a year without needing the company to come in and "update" everything? If it's built well and works well, I don't get the need for all the updates. Basically, companies are saying "Our stuff won't hold up without us tinkering with it (and getting a look at your user data)," every few weeks or months.

[@blitherithicus]

@@harrymills2770 Perhaps it has to do with lack of omniscience and infinite time. Real-world usage, the feedback of customers, more thinking and work by developers are some of the many reasons sofware producers update their products to make them better.

[@___Chris___]

The Nova 3 is missing in this list. Maybe you did this because its smaller than the other devices mentioned here, but all these have one important downside: mobility. An ~8 inch format still fits inside the inner pocket of most jackets and is a good compromise between mobility and screen real estate. Any device is better than a device left at home.

[@goodereader]

We had 2 Onyx products on this list and did not want 3-4 Onyx products to dominate.

[@sergeboivin566]

@@goodereader That doesn't make sense. If this is supposed To be a top 10 list then you should really list the top 10, regardless of which companies they come from...

[@rmawatson]

@@goodereader This reason is absolute madness for a top 10.. if they dominate, they dominate.

[@greatmerlini]

I agree - I have the Nova2 (also 2020) and it has the same octa-core processor Boox is using in their bigger machines - and their Nova3 octa-core is even faster: it's blazing fast as well as extremely portable. It's a true portable digital assistant, and with both warm and cool backlighting, it's also great for reading in bed. Amazing machine.

[@OndraUrban]

@@goodereader Good job now it looks there may be other products that got on this list only because you didn't feel like having more products with same brand. Not worth watching...

[@katrinegadegaard1241]

As much as I love my Note Air, it is not without cons. Specifically the pen and screen protector you get you can basically just put in the trashcan. So: 1. Get a better pen. Pretty much anything will be an upgrade, but my favorite is the Samsung galaxy tab s6 lite pen, which also features magnets like the default pen (it may be too small if you have big hands though). 2. Get a better screen protector. It's a lot down to preference, but I love the ESR Paper-Feel screen protector. It has a really nice paper feel without being too rough. It's very similar to the reMarkable 2 feel. It also diffuses reflections even more than the naked Note Air screen, unlike most other screen protectors that will actually make it more reflective. The main challenge is that you can't get it in the right size, so you'll have to buy one that's too big (for instance the iPad Pro 12.9) and cut it to size yourself. The only one I know of that you can get in the right size for the Note Air is from DooDroo, but that one is extremely rough/coarse, too much for my taste at least. With those two upgrades it's a phenomenal writing experience and a very powerful and versatile device.

[@ST-of2uc]

Thank you.

[@sandyscats4]

Have a great day everyone

[@popizz2000]

Thank you, I hope you have an awesome day too!!

[@ldb5538]

I agree - the note 3 is obviously missing! Top 10 should comprise the best readers, regardless of company.

[@aperez4198]

I think he was afraid of being called an Onyx shill so he left their best device out.

[@ldb5538]

@@aperez4198 That is probably quite right. I find Goodereader to be an excellent resource and in fact, I based my most recent purchase primarily on GER reviews. However, I can see the potential for conflicts to arise and I suppose it is something they need to work out.

[@markm0000]

How about that 13.3” one you made back in 2017? You know, since nobody has even gotten theirs yet.

[@Yamaha_Bolt]

Surprised the Onyx Note3 didn’t even make the top 10. Most reviews I’ve seen put it just ahead of the Air.

[@C0ckfuck]

I ended up getting the Note3 instead of the Air for this reason...

[@gomezfriesen]

Review done by someone who has never used an e reader other than to review them, like actually taking notes.

[@zjuno513]

The logic is mess up, glass screen was bad and then a little scratch from the Nr. 1 is just glass screen. Sounds like being well paid by Nr. 1 seller.

[@xizarbaks7382]

@@zjuno513 😂👍 I think he did say before that I air is glass and it's not good.

[@lymancopps5957]

The Note Air comes with a screen protector you have to put on yourself and its almost impossible to do without leaving bubbles. It also has no rubber feet to keep it from sliding or prevent scratching on the back panel. The holds the unit with sticky tape which will lose its adhesive qualities pretty soon. The Remarkable is held to its case with magnets and the screen layer is already applied at the factory. It has rubber feet. Despite its many software shortcomings, the hardware is superior to the Note Air.

[@ervanngaraffa]

Depends what you call hardware. Note Air has front light, multi touch screen, audio, cover detection for auto unlock, bluetooth for external keyboard, 32GB of storage (only 23 usable but still). I agree that having rubber feets and decent magnets for the pen and cover would improve the Note Air a lot, but saying Remarkable 2 is superior overall is just subjective. RM2 has better writing feel + rubber feets and good magnets in it's advantage, but that's it really on the hardware side. It serves another purpose and as a pure note-taker is possibly better than the Note Air. But it's unfounded to state its absolute superiority, especially if we include software in the discussion, in which case the Note Air crushes the Remarkable.

[@aperez4198]

Why isn't the Onyx Note 3 there? You messed up.

[@GirlArmy21]

I ordered the Remarkable 2 last week. Already in the mail with courier. Arriving in a few days. Super fast.

[@michaelr1664]

e-readers are to F expensive and the screen does not justify the price in the least. Not to mention quality and features are severely lacking. I would like to see a video for the best value e-reader with a small price tag.

[@grim789]

Checkout the kobo e reader relative cheap and I love mine been all over the world traveling with it. Battery last like a full month of regular use its nuts.

[@honeychurchgipsy6]

I'm struggling to see why a device that has "extremely limited functionality" and is very expensive (The Quaderno) gets a higher place than either of the Likebooks? What am I missing here?

[@thanosmits1638]

Well , to be honest, I don't care that much about the note taking. I am in University right now, and I just really want a big ereader so I don't strain my eyes with all the material they have us studyig. Awesome review man!

[@josepmdc]

I'm looking for the same thing. Did you buy any of them?

[@thanosmits1638]

@@josepmdc Well, I was planning to buy the Note Air, but since colour e-readers just came out, and because I need colour for certain image analysis for my school, I'm waiting to see if a big colour eReader will come out this year.

[@PyJer]

@@thanosmits1638 Just curious, did you buy something?

[@Tana37t]

Would have been nice to have general prices talked about also, but I am not interested enough to look them up. Next time please! Oh yes, I did hear $900 for the first one.

The problem is they might change overtime so video becomes outdated, but I agree, general price range mentioned would be nice

[@JuttaBerlin]

why do you include readers that are not available on international markets such as the US or Europe?

[@TheOriginalPoopBalls]

So you know what you're missing

[@DHMTechnology]

We in the Western region are also missing the Asian news, if that's how wide you want to do review

[@AirIsLungFood]

Seriously. The whole intro, "Previous videos featured top 5, where as now we are able to scrape together a list of 10" Then the first one "this is only in Chinese.". So...maybe just stick with 5?

[@isabelcarrionalonso9281]

Great video, thank you so much!!

[@h.h.1266]

Thank you for the detailed comparison! How would you rate Note Air against the new Kobo Elipsa? I’m torn between the two.

[@Boubson]

why this rank is totally different with the one you made in April???

[@maverator]

Is this a top 10 list or an all 10 list? Why include units that are only available in China, don’t have English, have terrible styli, and don’t get updates?

[@youtubaholic]

I hardly think what could be a personal choice like 'no destractions' should factor in the ranking system. I would think ease of use, ergonomics and actual technology specs with price point and a adaptability would be the only criteria.

[@theruggednorth]

Which one has the best note storage organization and retrieval system?

[@theodosisstavrou44]

Hey, what about the onyx boox note 3? Isn't it better than the air?

[@xizarbaks7382]

Good question)) air is weaker than note 3 but air looks expensive and cheaper. So I don't know. But the question is good

[@FatHulkRideEbike]

The Boox Note 3 looks to be the best to me. I have one on order. Boox Note Air is awesome but it is basically a lower powered Boox Note 3 with a better case. The Note 3 has more Ram, double the storage, and a better battery. If you want only form over function than the note air wins but if you read the fine print the Note 3 wins....granted the Note 3 also costs $70 more.

[@wynsteckbauer5480]

The latest update to Papyr should definitely put it in the top 3 if not all the way to number 1.

[@mattanharel]

I don't think they sell the Papyr so it wouldn't help them to mention it :)

[@bhodges00]

Mattan they do sell the Papyr for 679.99. It’s on sale.

[@pieromarsilio5085]

hey!!! note 3 and nova 3 are missing!!!

[@ChippWalters]

I think he was going for tablets that were released in 2020. I'm not sure, where they?

[@pieromarsilio5085]

@@ChippWalters yes they did came in 2020 even later than Note Air

[@northerngiant2915]

I think they might be just a bit too similar to the Max Lumi and Note Air. Specs are very similar, and it’s more the design that sets them apart. I think it would have made for a more redundant list with then in and some of the less popular models bumped out.

[@bhodges00]

I love the the Nova 3. The perfect size.

[@ianboard544]

I've had an air for a couple of weeks and really like it so far. I have only one complaint: there still isn't a decent case for it!!! The thing is, the device itself, while gorgeously finished, is a bit slippery and feels 'precious' enough that you are paranoid about dropping it. Until I get a case, I'm just leaving it in the box while using it. Come on, Onyx!

[@Sergiuss555]

I can never seem to try one of these in person. Can a device like substitute notebooks? I mostly mean latency and texture feel

[@NicleT]

How come Chinese women are blurred (like in #10)?

[@lisahemingway3828]

Sold! Getting the Onyx Boox Note Air for Christmas. Thanks great video!

[@TheJcGlobal]

Me to.

[@xhao1108]

cannot wait for onyx to slap a color eink screen in the air chassis

[@alexgora7530]

Which ones have warm light?

[@Nocturnal11Guy]

Watching this on my Surface Pro 7. My e-book reader, e-Reader and digital note taking device.

[@beez1598]

Fair, but i could say the same about my phone. But my eyes have thanked me for my e reader.

[@Zoolane763]

what about the supernote A5X? where does that rank?

[@x3nomat]

The reMarkable 2 ist still shipping and fulfilling preorders right now, so of course it is currently hard to get because normal production and storage has not yet started.

[@charlotteong5805]

What about MobiScribe Origin?

[@theimadginationdude]

Yeees, i bought the best one :D

[@fatimamine8538]

Congratulations :D

[@theimadginationdude]

Haha, thank you

[@theimadginationdude]

@AM Bhat To be honest, I use it without a screen protector. It is glassy yes, but there is also some friction you mention there. It is not really like paper, but it feels still good to use it

[@ervanngaraffa]

@AM Bhat At first it felt small, but for a mix of reading and writing it's perfect. I also use it to learn Japanese, and even though their new pen isn't exactly great for feel, the pointy and precise nib is a must for the precision required to write Kanji. I can't do it with larger nibs. Used without screen protector.

[@nataliemeier8640]

which have german keyboard please?

[@nessesmith5396]

My Q is.. Has anyone bought any of these into Australia? I’m actually looking at the SuperNote and the Onyx Boox Note Air It was a shock that the price jumped!

[@pondwithducks3092]

wish they would talk about function more than style

[@GeraldTheMaker]

Why there is no onyx Boox note 3?

[@abdmd7983]

I have to accept DPT S1 is a lot better ereader, very light weight compared to 100g more (which does make difference) onyx max. But to note taking I don’t think any ereader can come close to remarkable. rM gives closest paper feel. I have used Sony dpt, onyx Boox max3 it was more like writing on plastic. You don’t want to use it after using rM.

[@diceblue6817]

you're still saying way-com a year later 0:57 ffs why are they censoring her chest? jfc

[@marinasanders8299]

I disagree with your rather harsh comment about how much of a pain it is to get the remarkable. Yes the first batches had delays, that comes down to the start-up of production AND corona. But more recent purchases are delivered faster and on schedule. A lot of the Onyx are not even available to be purchased at the moment. I don't here you about that. I don't think that is a fair comparison. I also would have love to know the price ranges of the tablets. So you can decide What you get for your money.

[@mohamadelattar2202]

You pronounced Xiaomi wrong you pronounce it as showmi but the "show" is taken from the word shower

[@chaplainjameswhite]

I have a Ratta Supernote A5 and I love it. I found that the Lamy stylus works better than the one that comes with the device, and I like how it feels. It may not be as good as the reMarkable 2, but I don't have to replace nibs on my stylus, and I would rather have that instead of replacing nibs every 2 to 3 weeks.

[@carlosayam]

Hey James, I am curious about that one. Is the PDF reading experience good? I heard the zoom-in functionality is not easy to use. For me, it comes down to this one (Supernote A5, #3) or the Onix Boox Air 2 (#1)... and haven't made my mind yet :)

[@aperez4198]

You can't use that one at night in the dark because it has neither backlight nor frontlight

[@DeePal072]

@@aperez4198 cause, yeah, no one ever read a book at night, that's fact. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@aperez4198]

People have crapped in the woods. Doesn't mean the woods are a better option than toilets. You used the Strawman fallacy.

[@DeePal072]

@@aperez4198 nope, I just reminded you that lamps are a thing. And front light means a (slightly) thicker display. I'd rather have minimum parallax on this kind of devices than a forgettable feature.

[@blessietpalmos]

How come papyr is not in that list? Does that mean I made a wrong decision by choosing it over quaderno & sony dpt rp1? Also, how is the writing feel really on a boox air? Ive watched couple of reviews on it but nobody mentioned their impression on the writing feel.

[@goodereader]

QuirkLogic Papyr is really good, it is the same as the Quaderno. I think the Papyr is good, because of all of the added sharing features and live note taking.

[@wynsteckbauer5480]

I love the Papyr. I actually thought it was going to be #1. Updates coming too. Hopefully they adjust the list because it doesn’t feel right/fair leaving it off and saying it’s the same as the Quaderno isn’t accurate in my understanding.

[@ToddDolce]

@@wynsteckbauer5480 Hey Doc, Would you be so kind to let me know if the next update with the Papyr improves the brush tools for sketching? I just love that form factor and love what QuirkLogic is doing by means of stellar support but would only be purchasing it for drawing. I want to see how the brush engine improves. I want pressure sensitivity, smooth lines and NOT jagged ones and would like to see how each brush performs when drawing/shading etc.

[@wynsteckbauer5480]

@@ToddDolce Hey! The update was awesome! Speed, split screen, and a number of other really nice changes. I don’t think they touched the brush tools at all but I’m not qualified to determine that 100% as it’s not a need of mine. It doesn’t look like it to me though. Great device. They did say more updates are coming.

[@ToddDolce]

@@wynsteckbauer5480 Thanks. Fingers crossed for the next update!

[@bung0o]

Is there a single one of these I could buy or???

[@franciscocunhaetavora9132]

seems weird to place tha max lumi so far down the list after praising it so highly in the review.

[@Peppinr]

Thanks for this. Very helpful.

[@herms16]

Mention the price

[@johnmedany9294]

Just sent back the boox air -horrible to write on, more expensive than the remarkable2 ?? really dont get it being at the top of this list for a note taker ... its basically a grayscale android tablet ??

[@DragonZords]

Why review materials not to be sold outside mainland china? Why not review those available internationally?

[@TinaKiker]

Is it possible Onyx included the "borning" pen with the Max Lumi because many people see a stylus as a very personal choice and will seek a different choice anyway?

[@yentl8638]

Can we use any stylus on our Onyx Boox? I'm about to purchase either a Nova or Note 3, however, I dislike the stylus a lot and so I'm wondering whether we can purchase another stylus online and if it will work just as well?

[@LenHarms]

@@yentl8638 Just wondering if you ended up purchasing one of these. I recently got the Nova 3 and it came with a triangular shaped black stylus which feels very light and cheap to hold but actually works very well. It also feels really good to write with on the included screen protector. I have ordered a STAEDTLER Noris digital jumbo stylus but haven't received it yet so I'm hoping I like that. From what I can tell any EMR wacom like stylus will work with the boox devices.

[@yentl8638]

@@LenHarms Hey, thank you for reaching out. I ended up purchasing the Nova 3 similar to you and I've been looking at the Staedtler Noris Digital Jumbo as well. I would appreciate it if you keep in touch and let me know how your experience with it is. Both the Staedtler Noris Digitals are really awesome. I'm probably getting both if they worked for you.

[@TheGaryduff]

Hello, i love your videos. This is a good channel but its a little weird to show this “Chinese only” devices. Is just information that we are not going to use if you are seeing this list with the objective of choosing an e-reader.

[@goodereader]

hey there, not everyone speaks / reads the same language as you there are nearly 1.5 Billion chinese people and an unknown # of speakers, learners, and readers... so it makes little sense to exclude them thank you

[@babylongate]

remarkable 2?

[@GWCSdances]

e-readers with Android OS is the best choice.

[@ChippWalters]

Really good list except for the bottom five which don't really make sense. I would have liked to see maybe the Papyr or another device that one could actually purchase there. Also, I would have put the Lumi at number 3. I think you're spot on with regard to numbers 1 and 2.

[@153bigfishes]

Lumi is objectivly best eink device on the planet

[@MaxPlayne87]

You need to tell us if they are waterproof. Seriously.

[@sandymladosich7364]

I don't mind having interface controls in chinese as long as the e-reader can display books in english. Does someone know something about this?

[@madacaphoto]

Why review stuff that isn’t available to most people.

[@goodereader]

Because it's available to other people.

[@sakhralhadi]

Remarkabel should be Nr. 1 in my opinion

[@MohamedMohamed-bd4tf]

please heelp me i want to buy a note e reader with android system essencialy for learn english language (with speakers or even bluetooth to listen the pronuciation)and taking note from ebooks and the price need to be not expensive (-300$ )please help me

[@Obloms]

Check out Onyx Book Nova 3 or Onyx Book Note 2 (cheaper vs Note 3). Better yet, go for Samsung Tab S6 Lite. Not e-reader but great Android tablet for the price.

[@ermiasmikael6275]

If a device is Chinese only then why do you bring them up here?

[@indigofruit8710]

what is the screen brightness of the Onyx boox air compared to the Remarkable 2? I'm new to these kinds of digital note taking devices and was struck how the RM2 screen is so much greyer than using a sheet of white paper, and a lot greyer than using my iPad Pro. I have not seen a review yet which mentions this.

[@lostcontrol2621]

RM2 doesn't have background light, so no brightness.

[@chosenmimes2450]

why even bother to name devices that aren't available. so frustrating.

[@wingzofsteel]

My Boox Onyx is the worst purchase I have ever made. The android apps are unusable because of slowness and latency. I bought it exclusively to run Onenote. Will it run it? Yes. Is it usable? NO. Hand-written notes are frustrating and slow because of the latency. Native screen refresh is too slow as well.

[@QueenKattz]

AWESOME !!!

[@goodereader]

queen! you never emailed us! You were the winner of the XIAOMI contest on the Live last sunday. [e-mail] email us and we'll send it !

[@QueenKattz]

@@goodereader ok 👌

[@IAmOR8]

So 9 bad, 1 good... got it.

[@goodereader]

Lol, yeah

[@loxire]

why did you includ uselss unatainable devices instead of puting in deevices that are usable e.g. note 3 \2 or a likebook or something that is usable. by definition unatainable and only chinies only automaticly prevent them from entering any list called best

[@lrk1610]

Guys, is there any hybrid ball pen and stylus pen available in the market?

[@ldb5538]

This is my question too - I would like to know more about compatible stylus's - particularly with the Onyx Boox.

[@gingerrabbit6286]

10 inches is useless. other functions besides reading and writing are a malus if they worsen the quality of writing and the functions for writing. I still can't figure out which one to buy. All of you who do reviews, in my opinion, do bad reviews: talk for 15 minutes about 3 basic characteristics and do not show the features for which the device is needed, that is write!? then almost all of you write without touching the screen with the palm, you don't show how to delete, how to turn the page and what happens when you turn the page etc. what problems do you have?

[@fenrisianwolf9229]

Interesting, id guess max lumi would be up in the list. How would onyx boox max 3 compare to onyx boox air? :)

[@GianlucaCasu]

Good question. I did a quick research and the difference between the two are ( as far I can find around) the Boox 3 beats the Air on Battery (4330 to 3000), RAM (4 to 3GB) and memory (64 to 32GB) and is, of course, about 100$ more expensive for that

[@LTR2025]

@@GianlucaCasu +$70 actually, really worth the upgrade in my humble opinion.

[@priyanshuhsolanki4148]

is there any news on Amazon note taking device

[@auspiex]

Not yet

[@sectorxxivc7628]

Why are you listing the Chinese only versions 😏🤨🙄

[@goodereader]

Because we are good eReader and we review everything regardless of release country.

[@abnerandreymartinezzamudio3366]

Why do you include half the list chinese deviced to complain that they are chinese? 😅

[@JT-qr7ky]

Why are you reviewing devices clearly not meant for the market you are in?

[@rtnarayanan]

What is the point in listening to unavailable products. Useless review 😒😒

[@gpanaka]

Not sure why you even have to put the Chinese only devices in the review

[@148056718]

try iReader smart 2 yet?

[@jellocubez7]

Why is her blouse so pixelated??

[@Snow3573]

I would think the Max Lumi would be in this list. It is really the king of all in terms of power and capabilities. Don’t know the criteria for this ranking so can’t really understand how devices only in Chinese made the list but the Lumi didn’t.

[@bjornkretzmann]

Let's be honest, amazon has a strangehold on the ebook market so it's always going to be the best unless things change.

[@RC-os8uk]

I heavily disagree, as not only are there options such as sideloading your own files, but also many android ereaders (such as boyue's line of likebooks) support google play functionality, therefore allowing anyone previously coming from a kindle to download the app and then proceed to get all their books, as well as the ability to buy new ones

[@dognip]

Why did you put chinese e-readers -___-

[@karinyong2855]

I have done thoses 3 thinge.

[@Filippo4]

Why suggesting 4 Chinese only items, it's make no sense

[@devcybiko]

How can it be in the top 10 - if it's only available in China for limited quantities? Lousy video

[@goodereader]

We clearly say it's available anywhere In the world Become a less lousy viewer

[@devcybiko]

​@@goodereader First, I apologize for my crude language. And, I'm sorry, I should have said "usable in Chinese." If it's only usable in Chinese it's not usable around the world. I should be more clear in my complaints. For a top 10 list, few of the options were useful to me. Which makes me question what the criteria were for ranking. It's not a useful video if it doesn't serve the community who are following you. I may be exposing my biases - but if the majority of your viewers are English-speakers (which I assume only because you present in English) - ranking Chinese-only devices in the top 10 doesn't help us. Again, I apologize for my perfunctory comments - I often forget there are real people behind the videos. You're doing good work. I'm only complaining to help you make more videos that will help me. I hope you'll continue to do good work and wish you continued success.

[@1138keshav]

Are you paid to advertise chinese only products?

[@fisher2999]

sony is great

[@bahmantahani2537]

Jesus why I’m watching tablets that are only in Chinese?!

[@heated8122]

I'm pretty sure I know what I'm getting myself for Christmas this year: BOOX Note Air.

[@Chinoox_]

I thin I’ll buy an iPad 😐

[@Nekotaku_TV]

Quadurno has the best writing feel? What? Note Air has too many negatives to even be better than rM2. Don’t know how you say it has no flaws...

[@goodereader]

Yes, the Sony uses a non-glass screen with graphite nibs, it is the best writing feel out of any device And the quadrennial uses the same hardware as the Sony And yes, the air is better than the remarkable in every conceivable way

[@nathanmountford7768]

Whyyyyyyy.... whyyyyy.... are you presenting to us CHINESE ONLY tablets????

[@ihavecojones]

Anybody noticed that the iFlyTek lady had her torso consored? WTF China?

[@giovannicappiello8054]

You put bouye shitty products, devices thought only for China, when your audience is mainly English speaking, and you didn't put all the onyx products. This is clearly dishonest top ten