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AInote 2: The World’s Thinnest E Ink Tablet Smashes Kickstarter Goal

AInote 2: World’s Thinnest E Ink Tablet Breaks Kickstarter With $183,000 Raised
AInote 2: World’s Thinnest E Ink Tablet Breaks Kickstarter With $183,000 Raised

Kickstarter is full of ambitious projects, but few take off as quickly as the AInote 2 Paper Tablet. Launched on September 9, the campaign hit its modest funding goal of $8,600 USD in just five minutes. By September 12, it had raised more than $183,000 USD, showing just how much attention the ultra-thin E Ink device has attracted.

According to Notebookcheck, the AInote 2 positions itself as a direct competitor to devices like the Remarkable Paper Pro and Onyx Boox. Its standout feature is its form factor: at just 4.2 mm thick, it’s officially the world’s thinnest E Ink tablet. For comparison, the popular Remarkable 2 measures 4.7 mm.

Image: The AINOTE, Kickstarter

Image: The AINOTE, Kickstarter

AInote 2 Specifications and Features

  • Display: 10.65-inch E Ink screen

  • Weight: 295 g

  • Processor: Eight-core RK3576 AIoT chip

  • Memory: 4 GB RAM

  • Storage: 64 GB internal

  • Battery: 4,000 mAh, up to 90 days standby or 14 days moderate use

  • Stylus: 19 g, included in the package

  • AI Tools: Real-time transcription in 15 languages, powered by ChatGPT-4o

While it’s not meant to compete with full-fledged iPads or Android tablets, its combination of slim design, AI-powered tools, and long-lasting battery makes it a strong contender in the E Ink productivity space.

Pricing and Availability

The AInote 2 is available for pre-order at $480 USD, which includes the tablet, a protective case, and extra stylus tips. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in November 2025.

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