In fact, it’s so good that it’s actually hard to find - it’s sold out in a lot of places, so if you’re thinking of buying an ePaper tablet, you might want to get your order in sooner rather than later. So, if your focus is taking notes and making digital documents by hand, which ePaper tablet is the best? The best e-reader is the Onyx Boox Nova3 ColourīOOX has crashed into the ePaper market in a big way, and the Nova3 Colour has just about everything you could want in a note-taking tablet. Where there was once just one or two devices to choose from, now there is a growing list of tablets that allow you to easily take digital notes, but many of them are primarily e-readers, meaning that the note-taking is mostly an afterthought. So as you can see there is a big market today of devices with stylus, and the market continues to grow - Lenovo also has a great range and there are many e-ink devices also but we won't go into those just yet.We’re still early days in the ePaper market, though, and things are changing rapidly.

Since then Apple introduced the iPad with Stylus a few years later, but Samsung have had the S-Pen also for a long time too on the note-taking app for Android device side, especially on the Samsung Note phone. And of course, numerous iPads and Galaxy tablets with pens! Microsoft really kicked off the pen-stylus trend back in February 2013, and that was when we got that first device (we still have it for posterity). We ourselves have a range of pioneering Surface devices - we've gone from owning the original Surface Pro to now making daily use out of a Surface Laptop Studio with the new surface slim pen (which we love BTW). Congratulations on owning a device with a digital pen - whether it's a Microsoft Surface Pro with the Pen, an Apple iPad with Apple Pencil, or an Android Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 with S-Pen - they are truly an amazing range of devices as you know.

Best tablet for handwriting notes