I use a Kindle and my Surface pro X for non text books. I have full OneNote 2016 functionality and the OneNote Windows 10 App. But it is 13' Screen, if you look for a smaller one you might consider the surface go or an 11' Ipad. Note taking is perfect, the keyboard is perfect.

Windows is not a perfect tablet software, but windows 11 will do. It is a mixture between tablet and laptop. I finally bought a surface pro X, that pefectly fits my needs. So, here the IPad is a better choice.īut MS announced a new Onenote App that might redesign both Apps for IPad and Android. So within each Notebook you have to scroll a bit. In android you can't expand or collapse the Notes, the Sections. With android you can use shortcuts for notes and sections. The Ipad won't allow you to set shortcuts to single notes or sections or notebooks to your homescreen, so if you often switch notes along the note hierarchy it is a lot of work. The less height of the S8 is to me much worse because of the new ribbon band design, that you cannot hide anymore (you still can use Full Screen, but then browisng and/or editing is a bitch), so you wont see a lot of your note, except they are horizontally stretched or very small.

The S8 has different format than the IPad. The Ipad OneNote App offers a little more basic functionality, if, I would go for the IPad Some basic text Editing or Note taking (with a pen) is OK, but it is more or less reading and referencing notes only. You can't work with the android OneNote App, because there is close to none functionality. I am a OneNote Power user and i sold my ITab S7+ exactly for that reason. You simply can't compare them to the windows OneNote App or OneNote 2016 on Windows. They are both shitty, with the Ipad being a little better than the Android.

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