One Year With Freewrite Hemingway Edition

Discover my one-year review of the Hemingway Freewrite. Find out the pros and cons of using this unique writing tool.

- Key features and functionalities of the Freewrite
- My experience with delays and recent firmware updates
- Issues accessing the main menu
- Advantages of the distraction-free writing experience
- Comparison with using an iPad for writing

Watch now to see if the Hemingway Freewrite is the right tool for your writing needs!
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[cynnfolc]

I never understood the complaint about the minor delay. When I'm writing, I'm usually looking off to the side, picturing the story unfold. Not staring at the screen.

[harewoodm]

Great seeing regular videos! I constantly think about writing but I never do it. Using a device like this would remind me of the old days and I like that idea. I just can't justify the cash for this when I can't convince myself to write at all. I have lots of ideas but they eternally float around in my head. Maybe someday...

[WaskiSquirrel]

I'm torn. I love my mechanical typewriters, and I also have one of these. I enjoy both and haven't quite figured out a place for each.

My feeling with the Freewrite is that it is a quick way to get words on the computer. The typewriter is more of a composition tool, but then I still have to get the words on the computer. OCR only goes so far.

Currently, I like the typewriter as an initial rough draft. I smother the pages with fountain pen edits and notes, and then retype on the Freewrite. By then, my edits are more word based or sentence-structure based rather than entire rewrites. This is well suited to the computer. So the typewriter is a drafting tool, the Freewrite starts it into final form, and the computer is the multiple edits.

The Freewrite is an extravagance. But it works well with how I seem to work. Maybe I could eliminate the typewriter or the Freewrite from my workflow, but my second draft is often a complete rewrite stealing ideas but better.

[TNValleyVideos]

Can you elaborate on the advantages of the iPad? Said this way, is there any reason to not use the iPad? I just don’t see the advantage of the freewrite.

[Trendnet]

Waiting for the new viwoods aipaper. Looks like a replica of rhe remarkable

[jdelarosa]

Do you need to have the device connected to the cloud or can you connect it to your computer to off load you work?

[Spokenfan]

That is so neat 👏🏼. Thank you for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼. Stay safe healthy and happy ✝️🇺🇸

[kayumochi]

The "delay" is equal to the delay of a typewriter.