The page turning feels snappier, the ui is better (subjective), and for me the killer feature is better dictionaries in different languages (which are present on the Kobo but not all languages). Not sure how it compares to the reMarkable2 ereader, but judging by the thread reMarkable's might not be even as good as Kobo's
The web interface fails to upload for me about 80% of the time.
The hardware works brilliantly. Aesthetically, it is an objectively beautifully designed device.
Connect subscription is useless to me, and I’ve never used it.
I’m still torn on the purchase, about a year later. It’s… ok, and I like having it around as it scratches the “want to write but I don’t like having 40 notebooks” itch. It would be nice to have a backlight as well, but most of the time I’m alright without.
I love mine! It's a fantastic device and I am glad I got on the bleeding edge of this tech.
I do wish it would sync with Calibre, I don't like having to maintain two ebook libraries
I also wish it had a touchscreen calibrator, as the pen is slightly off around some of the corners