Competing with devices such as the reMarkable 2, Supernote, Boox Note Air 2, and other e-paper devices, the MobiScribe Wave Color brings color to the table at a reduced price point, maintaining a minimalist notebook feel.

Compared to the MobiScribe Wave (color), the Supernote A5x/A6x (black and white) is a bit different in that it offers the execution of more advanced note organization features in a way MobiScribe doesn’t. For example, outlining, indexing, and hypertexting works a bit smoother on the Supernote – making it a powerful tool for keeping notes organized and accessible.

The main differences between the MobiScribe Wave and reMarkable 2 lie in their display, color options, and additional features. The MobiScribe Wave offers a 7.8-inch Kaleido Plus color e-ink screen, providing 6 colors in the notes app and 4096 colors in apps and the e-reader.

What’s the difference between the Boox Note Air and the Plus model? Specs are the same with minor differences such as the battery improvement and the addition of a magnetic case in the Plus model, something the previous model (the Boox Note air 2) didn’t have.

How are they different? The BOOX Note air 2 has the ability to take on more complex projects that creative professionals may require. The Kindle scribe works well as a e-reader with the ability to write, annotate, and store/share notes.

In general, the BOOX Note Air 2 is more powerful and more like a full-on tablet, while the reMarkable 2 has a minimalist feel that provides the user of a traditional notepad experience, but digitized.

The Supernote is comparable, and the Boox note air is actually much more powerful; especially if you are creating digital art, graphic design, or drafting architecture.

The Boox Note Air 2 is more suitable for tech-savvy individuals who desire a paper-like writing experience, while the Supernote A5X is better suited for those who place a higher importance on ease-of-use and writing productivity.

The ReMarkable 2 is designed specifically for note-taking, document management, and annotation, and features a 10.3-inch CANVAS display similar to Kindle’s Scribes e-ink display. The Marker tips, which can last up to four weeks for heavy note-takers, and longer for casual users

The reMarkable 2 is suitable for drawing, particularly for sketching and creating rough drafts due to its paper-like feel and E-ink display. However, it may not be ideal for advanced digital art or those requiring color, as it only supports grayscale and has limited drawing tools.

The device may have slow performance with zooming and layering features. Overall, the reMarkable 2 is good for basic drawing needs, but artists seeking more advanced features may prefer dedicated drawing tablets.

The reMarkable 2 allows you to use layering ( up to 5 layers) max. This will allow you to rename layers, build layers, remove them and even merge them to create depth in your document.

Here’s how you can can use the layering feature in reMarkable 2: