Fujitsu Quaderno A4 Gen 2 vs Quaderno A5 Gen 2 Comparison

The Fujitsu Quaderno A4 and A5 Second Generation are both running the latest E INK Carta 1250 technology, which improves contrast and the latency when writing with the accompanied stylus. In this comparison, we take a look at both screen sizes and who would benefit from both of them. We also go into detail some drawbacks and make a final recommendation.

A4 here:

A5 here:

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[lalotb]

I like your videos, but when are you guys going to show a pdf book or only text on this devices?

[Konptor]

Hi! Nice vid! I have a question . Do you normally use a screen protector or it’s not necessary ?

[codewriter]

Nice! I like it... ordering Quaderno 13.3" with cover and Lamy pen on Monday... update - will order these items today!

[skellymanz]

Question: Can you read a book or Manga properly with two pages on either side in landscape mode?

[Leonheart]

Isn't the manga pages you showed us too dark ? Can you change the contrast and make it more "grey" ?

[mattcat]

I'm a bit disappointed by the low pixel density. Perhaps the technology with E-Ink Carta just isn't there yet, but when I print out journal articles, I can see the difference between 300 PPI density and 600 PPI when printing them out on my HP Officejet. Since E-Ink Carta is attempting to simulate real pages, we need higher pixel density and minimal lag when zooming and flipping pages. Maybe this will be the case in a few years. Meanwhile, I'm still waiting and keep using physical paper....

[supersasquatch]

Is there any way to put the android app store on them?

[StevenIngram]

Can I make a request/suggestion? I wish there was a list (or comparison video) of e-ink note taking devices somewhere that ranked them by handwriting recognition. :)

[hassanahmed]

What about pressure sensitivity of the pen?! clearly its not sorted yet with any update, never the less, its something should be ready to go as its an emr pen, no excuse to ship it with such basic spec for the pen. also the refresh at the start of each letter as you type still quite annoying, taking in consideration that the screen has faster refresh than other e note. I really want the 13" one, but for sketching remarkable still way a head for the pen use, especially it the only one that support tilt function, but yet the remarkable size still way too small for me. Hope Fujitsu can fix this annoying refresh at the start of typing, as well as the pen function, at least the pressure sensitivity soon.

lastly, is just me or remarkable screen looks a lot whiter than this? the screen here lot a pit greyish. or off white shade, I assume the video was shoot in studio light condition, so it should have enough light for full brightness. please correct me if I am wrong about the screen.

[nicolasrodriguez]

its really cool the bigger but if i have to buy 1 i prefer the smaller counse is more portable