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The Rocketbook Wave and Everlast Smart Notebooks feel just like regular pen and paper, but are endlessly reusable and fully integrated into the technology era. Using the Frixion line of pens (one of which is included), you can take notes, upload them directly to the cloud, to Evernote, to your email, and more with the Rocketbook app Read More
Wow it seems so idiotic and antithetical to the whole point of this product to sell it inA TWO PACK! HAS NO ONE ELSE PICKED UP ON THIS? What you would need or have a use for 2 of is the pen, not the 'endless' notebook.
As someone who owns and uses the Everlast on the daily, I can safely say that these notebooks are very bang-for-your-buck. The app does have some difficulties scanning the pages, but the notebook itself is very lightweight and portable. As a heads-up, you can ONLY use the enclosed pen type that comes in the package, as any other ink will not come off. I myself bought a 12 pack of the pens on Amazon with the notebook. It also takes a little while longer to dry the ink than one would expect, so be careful if you are a quick writer like I am (or if you are a lefty).
If you can get past those (relatively minor) downsides, than the Rocketbook Everlast is a fantastic purchase. I can't personally vouch for the Wave, but a coworker says his is very nice as well.
Hi people. Just had a question before joining the drop. For the everlast version, does it ever deteriorate? Like after maybe a year, it just doesn't wipe off anymore? Also is the surface for the everlast glossy or just like paper? And it still has all the picture taking capabilities as the other version correct? Thank you all :)
MooshMooshMooshI‘ve had the everlast for about one year and have used it for taking notes in school. It hasnt stopped wiping off but it leaves indentations and if you press really hard that particular indentation would take more effort to wipe off. The paper is like a matte plastic but feels well enough like paper as you write as long as you let it dry a few seconds before to touch the ink or flip a page. Its comparable to like the paper that is used to print on textbooks just a lot thicker and sturdier.
overall opinion: like the concept and worked well enough for me but definitely could use a little more tinkering here and there