XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus - Review

Product Review: XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus Note-Taking Tablets

XPPen, a brand that specializes in electronic writing tablets and digital art tablets, has recently launched a new product called the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus Note-Taking Tablets. This new device has garnered a lot of attention from business professionals, artists, and university students alike. The XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus is a smart notepad that digitizes your notes, sketches, and drawings in real-time, allowing you to transfer your notes to your smartphone or tablet. In this review, we'll go over the features of the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus and share our thoughts on its use.

Design

The XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus is designed like a regular notebook cover, with a sleek black color and a matte finish. The cover itself is made of a high-quality material that is durable and provides a good grip when you hold the device. On the front of the cover, you'll find the XPPen logo and a power button that is easy to press. When you open the cover, you'll see the actual notepad, which is A5 sized and has a dotted grid. The paper quality is great, with a smooth finish that is easy to write on.

Compatibility

One of the best features of the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus is its compatibility with iOS and Android, so you can use it with your smartphone or tablet. We tested it on both an iPhone and an Android tablet, and the device worked fine with both systems, but we did have to download the XPPen Note+ app first. The XPPen Note+ app, which is free to download, provides a platform for you to write, sketch, edit, save, and transfer your notes. Once you have the app installed, you can connect your device to the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus using Bluetooth. The device provides a quicker and easier way to charge than a micro USB interface thanks to its magnetic charging interface.

Handwriting Recognition

Another great feature of the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus is its advanced handwriting recognition engine. The device can intelligently distinguish between words and images and separate the graffiti you draw from the words you write. This feature works surprisingly well and allows you to write naturally, just as you would with a pen and paper. The handwriting recognition engine helps to real-time digitize your work, turning your writing and sketches into digital data that can be saved and edited.

Syncing and Storage

With the XPPen Note+ app, you can synchronize your notes in real-time to your smartphone or tablet. We found this feature to be incredibly useful, especially when we needed to share our notes with colleagues or classmates. The app also provides an offline mode, which allows you to write without an internet connection. Additionally, the device stores up to 50 pages of offline notes, which can be easily transmitted to your device when you come back online.

Battery Life

The XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus boasts an impressive battery life of up to 16 hours of work time. We used the device for several hours each day, and the battery life held up really well. The device is equipped with a Hall Switch that puts it into auto-sleep mode when you close the cover, extending its battery life even further. Additionally, the battery can last up to 50 days in standby mode, which is really useful if you forget to turn off the device.

Final Thoughts

Overall, we really enjoyed using the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus. The device is well-designed, easy to use, and has some great features, including the handwriting recognition engine and the ability to synchronize and store your notes in real-time. While the customer review stars are currently at 3.3 out of 5 stars, we believe the XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus is a great investment for anyone who takes notes frequently, either for work, school, or personal reasons.

XPPen Paper Tablet Note Plus

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