Royole RoWrite 2 Smart Writing Notebook I am a bit of a notebook addict, I have lists and info jotted everywhere which can make finding the telephone number I wrote down three weeks ago a bit of a scavenger hunt, the RoWrite 2 Smart Writing Notebook from Royole gives you both the detail of your handwriting and drawings whilst backing them up digitally. From here it can then be edited, easily searched by content, time, date and starred labels, shared and printed, without all the awkwardness of using a digital notepad and the clumsy writing experience. The notebook is utterly beautiful with a synthetic leather and premium aluminium, it has a bendable and compact design that doesn’t draw too much attention to itself as an expensive piece of tech. Download the RoWrite app to convert your work into editable text, play back, edit with brushes, enhance with colours and highlights, and share PDF, MP4 and JPEG conversions of your work across platforms including WhatsApp, OneDrive and email. The RoWrite 2 is compatible with all kinds of standard A5 paper, giving you the option of lined, graph or plain paper, the magic is the Fully Flexible Sensor and the RoWrite 2 pressure sensitive pen that results in accurate and detailed replication with imperceptible lag. It comes with one RoWrite 2 pen, six pen refills (one refill is in the pen), two notepads (included in the package), one pen refill extractor and the Type-C charging cable. The battery life will last for up to 30 days, it supports Cloud sync, works with 12 different languages and is fitted with Hall Sensor Technology for automatic on/off detection. Whether you are a student, designer, creative, working from home or in the office, the RoWrite 2 is a handy device for those who want the best of both worlds, digital and handwritten and hand drawn notes.
Pros Beautiful design Bendable and compact Intuitive to use Easy to use app Pressure sensitive refillable pen with regular ink
Edit, share and back up your notes
Imperceptible delay Can be used with regular paper
Cons Can struggle with cursive Instructions could be clearer
