Supernote A5 X2 Manta Digital Notebook Review (2024): Best in Penmanship

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Supernote’s second-generation A5 is a great writing experience, thanks to its range of pens that will make a stationery nerd sing.

I also really like the Heart of Metal pen, which I tested with the Supernote Nomad last year, though it's heavier than the Lamy.(They weren't joking about the metal! ) Both are comfortable to write plenty of notes with, whether you're in six hours of meetings or a five-hour Dungeons and Dragons session.

The sensation works, and combined with Supernote's realistic pens, I'd say it feels the closest to a true pen-and-paper feeling that any digital notebook has.

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