How to Draw Layers on Your Supernote E-Reader Device
I love my Supernote devices and I don’t keep my praise a secret! For one thing, the company behind them, Ratta, is one of the most responsive teams I’ve ever encountered in the tech world. These guys care about their product and their users, and that care shows. Rather than just another faceless corp, you know that you’re connecting with an old-school company that takes pride in its work and customer relationships.
Supernote offers one of the best e-reader experiences on the market today, but where it shines brightest is as a note-taking system. By far, this is the best device I’ve used, outstripping even the much-vaunted Remarkable 2 (this is especially true in terms of business model and features, and with the Supernote boasting comparable writing latency to the Remarkable even more-so ).
My Supernote A5X proved invaluable in helping me prepare for my move to a new apartment and plan my layout!
Currently, the Supernote boasts support for four-active and one background layer, for a total of five layers. This is vital for anyone who wants to create diagrams and plans using their Supernote, and offers artists a much greater degree of flexibility and control over their work.
For my own part, my Supernote A5X proved invaluable in helping me prepare for my move to a new apartment and plan my layout! The Supernote is also a great way to represent battle-maps for D&D adventures if you want to play while you’re out and about. Use your A6X for your notes and character sheets, and your A5X for your playing board!