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# 4GB onboard memory Cross-platform sync (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows) 5-7 hours battery life Equil Smartpen 2

**Brand:** luidia inc
**Price:** € 8.64
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🖊️ Elevate your note-taking game—because your ideas deserve to be as smart as you are.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Equil Smartpen 2 by luidia inc
- **How much does it cost?** € 8.64 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- luidia inc enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted luidia inc brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Through Your Day:** Enjoy up to 7 hours of continuous use on a single charge, ensuring your ideas flow uninterrupted from morning meetings to late-night brainstorms.
- • **Robust Onboard Storage:** Store up to thousands of notes offline with 4GB memory, then sync at your convenience—perfect for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Compact All-in-One Design:** Sleek triangular pen with integrated receiver and protective charging case keeps your smartpen ready wherever you go.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Sync:** Instantly transfer handwritten notes & sketches to your favorite devices and cloud platforms for effortless editing and sharing.
- • **Universal Paper Compatibility:** Write naturally on any paper—no special sheets required—while capturing every detail with high-fidelity accuracy.

## Overview

The Equil Smartpen 2 is a versatile digital pen that captures handwritten notes, sketches, and diagrams on any paper and syncs them seamlessly across Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows devices. Featuring 4GB of onboard memory, a sleek protective charging case, and up to 7 hours of battery life, it empowers professionals and students to digitize and organize their work effortlessly. Compatible with popular cloud services like Dropbox and Evernote, it transforms traditional note-taking into a dynamic, editable, and shareable experience—perfect for the modern multitasker.

## Description

Equil Smartpen 2, lets users write, diagram, or draw on any type of paper and automatically saves and syncs notes and drawings to an Android, iOS, Mac OS or Windows device. Equil Smartpen 2 works with Equil's free apps, Equil Note and Equil Sketch and integrates with cloud services such as Dropbox, Evernote and iCloud.

Review: Good pen so far, has some shortcomings. - I will not comment on the aesthetics of this product, packaging, or anything that can been seem by simply googling or going on YouTube. Additionally, I will not comment on software because although it is part of this product it changes with updates so I do not want to base my review off of aspects that can easily change. What I will cover in this review is the following: -My Usage -Various notes covering common concerns/topics in other reviews -Ergonomics -Pen Accuracy (connected via Bluetooth and standalone) -Fluidity (both software and pen) -Convenience -Real World Uitilty/Versatility - Price to Performance -Conclusion MY USAGE: I am currently studying mechanical engineering at a 4 year private institution and will be interning in a professional industry setting in following months. In school I take roughly 3-4 pages of handwritten notes per day (primarily on engineering paper) and I use another 3-4 sheets of engineering paper for homework per day. When you do the math, its approximately 600 sheets of paper. Additionally, notes and homework consists of writing (fairly small) as well as detailed drawings. Because of the information provided above, it would obvious be much easier to keep track of those papers if I had a digital copy. I could try to type notes, but because of drawings and diagrams this would be difficult. When looking for an alternative solution I knew it had to be accurate, have relatively high fidelity for quality digital reproduction of notes and writing and it had to be comfortable to write with. NOTES: Many people mention a buzzing noise that resonates from this pen and that has caused them to give this pen a lower review. When purchasing this pen, understand that the buzzing is supposed to happen and it is how the receiver knows the location of the pen. The noise only occurs when writing; when the pen tip does not have pressure being applied to it the noise will not occur. ERGONOMICS: The triangular shape of the pen is a nice package. It is very comfortable to write with (as much as any circular shaped pen). It is thicker than circular pens, but because your fingers will be gripping the angled sides of the pen, it feels smaller when being used. One unfortante thing about the ergonomics that is only a minor inconvenience is that the plastic is slick. When you write for more than a few minutes, your hands get a bit sweaty and they begin to slide down the pen. In this regard, it would be extremely beneficial if there was some kind of grip to alleviate this. Personally, I may use some plastidip on a portion of the pen to give it more grip (I will definitely comment on this review if I do this) Unfortunately at this time I cannot comment on long term comfort when used for extended periods of time, but I will update this post significantly once next semester starts and I can put this pen through its paces. PEN ACCURACY: So far, I am very happy with this pens accuracy. When using college ruled paper the receiver picks up all writing within the margins so there is no need to worry about finding the 'sweet spot' of where you can write. Additionally, this pen has good fidelity and the thickness of the digital redurings can be changed to accommodate handwriting size. The detail of this pen is more than sufficient for anyone taking notes and doing basic sketches and drawings. When testing the bounds of the receiver with the 8.5x11 setting, I used a piece of printer paper and began drawing vertical and horizontal lines to see when they would stop or become irradic. The maximum usable area is about 1/4-1/6 of an inch from either side of the paper, about 1/8-1/6 of an inch from the bottom of the paper, and about 1/2-3/4 of an inch from the receiver. The reason I measure from the receiver is because you can clip the receiver on all the way if you do not need the top space (like on college ruled paper) or you can move the receiver up so it is just barely clipped onto the paper which gives you about 1/8 of an inch more room to work with. When reaching the side bounds of the receiver, it will simply stop picking up the writing. But, when surpassing the upper bounds of the reciever, the pen would react erradically causing horizontal lines to angle upwards or downwards as well as not pick up writing. I assume this is caused by the receiver getting confused about the location of the pen since there are only sensors on the front of the receiver. I am happy with the side to side bounds as well as the lower bounds of this pen, but the upper bound concerns me because mentioned before, I primarily use engineering paper which has smaller margins at the top of the page. I have not used engineering paper yet for testing, but going by the tests I have already done it is evident that the first few rows on engineering paper will be unusable. FLUIDITY: This is where I have some concern about this product. Through my testing, which has been anything but thorough to this point I have noticed a couple of things. First off, when using the receiver and pen standalone (not connected to Bluetooth device) the receiver light will flash white as your pen is in contact with the paper and everything is being picked up. It will then flash red whenever the pen is in contact with the paper and the receiver is having difficulty picking up what is being written. This is nice, but it doesn't always work. I have noticed that when working properly, there is a nice soft, consistent, reassuring humm of the pen and you know that its working properly. Occasionally, the humm will become erradic. It is very difficult to describe, but you will know when it happens. I have not tested enough to see if it lasts for a certain amount of time or if it is indefinite, but during those periods the receiver will not flash red, the light may just flash a faster white when you are writing. This can be a huge inconvenience when taking important notes and then looking over the digital copies and realizing that they are useless when half of what was written wasn't picked up. Luckily, I have only noticed this when using the pen and receiver in standalone mode and I have had zero problems when connected to my phone. With that being said, it is unfortunate that the problems with the new version of this pen is one of the few features that makes it better vs its predecessor, the equil jot. I want to note that this problem has only occurred not even a handful of times and only lasting a few seconds at a time (given a few seconds can mean a few sentences). Additionally I'm assuming this problem is what some of the reviewers of this product are referring to and what they are giving it one star. CONVINIENCE: First off, the overall containment of the pen, the reciever, a cap and an extra pen cartrage is ingenious. Being able to have everything you need in one small triangular package is so much easier than other alternatives where you need special paper and have to worry about storage of the pen so it doesn't get damaged. I baby my toys and electronics (which I have many of) so much that when I sell them, they still look brand new and I still have the boxes and all origional documentation, papers and accessories. With this pen and case I can confidently say that I am not worried about throwing it in my backpack (although I'll probably still baby it haha) since the case fully protects the pen and receiver. This is a huge plus over other alternatives IMO because you don't have to constantly worry about your 150 dollar piece of hardware in your backpack, suitcase, brievecase, etc. Secondly, we all realize the convince of being able to write on any kind of paper vs special microdot paper or else you wouldn't be looking at this option. With that being said, is less guessing about the bounds of which you can write as well as not needing a receiver a better option or value than what equil offers? Honestly, that all comes down to opinion. Lastly, I believe that a huge part of the convinience factor when it comes to electronics is battery life because what good is it to you if it is dead or always needing to be charged. Unfortunately, as I have stated before I have not been able to fully put this pen through its paces (I will be sure to update when I do) but it is safe to say that this pen should get approximately 5-7 hours of use on one charge. This should be plenty to get you through one full day of note taking and if it doesn't, it gives enough flexibility that you should be able to charge it for a few minutes here and there to give it enough juice when you need it. UTILITY/VERSITILITY: This pen has a lot going for it. Paired with its software you can edit your notes, movie stuff around, add things, convert writing to text, change colors, add pictures and much more. All of this makes for an incredibly good tool for anyone who takes notes or writes by hand. If anything, this pen and software gives piece of mind knowing that your notes are automatically organized and digitalized so you have multiple copies at your disposal to edit and look back over. With this being said, are there other ways to achieve the same results? Of course. Scanning your notes to make digital copies and transcribing notes to a word document are both viable options that are used all the time to make digital copies of notes and all work well. But it comes down to opinion and budge whether the utility and convince of having this pen makes sense to you. In my personal use, it is evident that having to use a pen for physical notes is less of a convinicence than using pencil where I would be able to erase, but of course being able to edit the digital notes opposed to only having scans is a huge benefit. With this being said, the consultancy of the pen described earlier scares me and can be a detriment to its utility. In terms of versatility compared to other smart pen options, being able to use any paper is a huge boost in versatility, but not having a built in recorder can be a turn off and would cause the need to find an alternative option to record. PRICE TO PERFORMANCE: After looking at the overall product, its usage, its shortcomings and its strengths I believe that this pen is a little overpriced for what you are getting. I'll keep this sections short because I have covered aspects in detail in above sections. I will simply say that for close to $200 there are plenty of alternatives. When this pen gets to a price point of under $150 it will still be a luxury and not for everyone. If this pen can get to around $125 or less and you are on the fence, I would definitely say buy it! If you cannot find it for that price, I would say wait for the third iteration of this product to be released in the coming years when they fine tune the hardware because at the moment, the biggest downfall of this product is the recording consistency. CONCLUSION: I believe this pen will be a huge help when it comes to organizing notes. With the inconsistencies of this pen and its standalone recording it is difficult to justify getting this version over the equil jot at the price point offered, especially if you are not completely sold on the idea. If you like the versatility of being able to take notes without always being connected to a Bluetooth device (which needs to have the screen on and the equil app open) I would advise waiting until the price drops at least a little bit because the inconsistencies of offline writing can cause huge frustrations when you sync it and realize half of your notes did not get digitalized correctly.
Review: Getting Started Was a Bit Hard - But Now Works Great - It was a bit harder to get started than we had thought - but now works great. Does exactly what we expected and very happy with the purchase.

## Features

- Equil Smartpen 2 captures handwritten notes, sketches and diagrams and transfers them to your Android, iOS, Mac and Windows devices and the cloud for editing, enhancing and sharing.
- Use your favorite notebook or ink color ­ special paper not required and pen uses standard ink.
- Take Equil Smartpen 2 wherever you go in the sleek charging case. It’s the only pen you’ll need!
- Store notes on the receiver’s memory (4 gigbytes) and import when convenient.
- Download Equil’s free apps to your smartphone, tablet or computer for real-time capture, editing and sharing. Live broadcasting coming soon!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00OZCTK32 |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #801 in Digital Pens |
| Brand | Luidia Inc |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Customer Reviews | 3.1 out of 5 stars 51 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00868634000007 |
| Item Dimensions | 6.54 x 2.01 x 8.54 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.35 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.54 x 2.01 x 8.54 inches |
| Manufacturer | Luidia Inc |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | IPBT-210-(B) |
| Number of Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| UPC | 868634000007 868634000045 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year from purchase |

## Product Details

- **Are Batteries Included:** Yes
- **Batteries Required?:** Yes
- **Battery Description:** Lithium-Ion
- **Brand:** Luidia Inc
- **Compatible Devices:** Smartphone
- **Item Weight:** 0.35 Kilograms
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 6.54 x 2.01 x 8.54 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- **UPC:** 868634000007 868634000045

## Images

![Equil Smartpen 2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61KzTM4IKoL.jpg)
![Equil Smartpen 2 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/5133FBeQL4L.jpg)
![Equil Smartpen 2 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611eVCRMeXL.jpg)
![Equil Smartpen 2 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61y2F39wf9L.jpg)
![Equil Smartpen 2 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Jp5b+nt+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: When the pen runs out of ink, what do I need to buy?**
A: You need to buy an ordinary ink refill. There is one included in the package, inside the cradle/charger. It seems it is a very common refill, easy to find in shops or Amazon.

**Q: Hi, i want to write in a journal. will i be able to fit the receiver around a couple of pages at the top of the journal? thanks.**
A: It depends on the journal. If it's a side to side flipping journal and not like a yellow legal pad that you flip from the top, you'll be fine. The magnet is pretty strong in the receiver so as long as its not over, say, 5 pieces of paper; it should clip on just fine. I use it for the same thing, it works great for journals.

**Q: Does it "remember" pages that you revisit? For example, if I do my to-do list on a post it note, would I be able to check off a day, a week later?**
A: Hi Chrystal! As far as the pen itself recognizing a previously written note, it doesn't do that. Although that would be an amazing thing to suggest to the company! I've had the same issue with some of my notes and what I've usually done is either number or letter each new page and then if I go back and modify, when I go back to the physical page I "click" a new page on the pen, retrace the number and then make the modifications. That way when I put them on my computer I can overlay the two pages. And of course if you're near your computer you can select the page to be the one it records over rather than starting a new page digitally. I hope all of that makes sense!

**Q: Does this record audio like the livescribe?**
A: The pen does not record audio like the Livescribe. It doesn't really record what you write all that well either. I would explore other options available.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Good pen so far, has some shortcomings.
*by B***1 on December 23, 2014*

I will not comment on the aesthetics of this product, packaging, or anything that can been seem by simply googling or going on YouTube. Additionally, I will not comment on software because although it is part of this product it changes with updates so I do not want to base my review off of aspects that can easily change. What I will cover in this review is the following: -My Usage -Various notes covering common concerns/topics in other reviews -Ergonomics -Pen Accuracy (connected via Bluetooth and standalone) -Fluidity (both software and pen) -Convenience -Real World Uitilty/Versatility - Price to Performance -Conclusion MY USAGE: I am currently studying mechanical engineering at a 4 year private institution and will be interning in a professional industry setting in following months. In school I take roughly 3-4 pages of handwritten notes per day (primarily on engineering paper) and I use another 3-4 sheets of engineering paper for homework per day. When you do the math, its approximately 600 sheets of paper. Additionally, notes and homework consists of writing (fairly small) as well as detailed drawings. Because of the information provided above, it would obvious be much easier to keep track of those papers if I had a digital copy. I could try to type notes, but because of drawings and diagrams this would be difficult. When looking for an alternative solution I knew it had to be accurate, have relatively high fidelity for quality digital reproduction of notes and writing and it had to be comfortable to write with. NOTES: Many people mention a buzzing noise that resonates from this pen and that has caused them to give this pen a lower review. When purchasing this pen, understand that the buzzing is supposed to happen and it is how the receiver knows the location of the pen. The noise only occurs when writing; when the pen tip does not have pressure being applied to it the noise will not occur. ERGONOMICS: The triangular shape of the pen is a nice package. It is very comfortable to write with (as much as any circular shaped pen). It is thicker than circular pens, but because your fingers will be gripping the angled sides of the pen, it feels smaller when being used. One unfortante thing about the ergonomics that is only a minor inconvenience is that the plastic is slick. When you write for more than a few minutes, your hands get a bit sweaty and they begin to slide down the pen. In this regard, it would be extremely beneficial if there was some kind of grip to alleviate this. Personally, I may use some plastidip on a portion of the pen to give it more grip (I will definitely comment on this review if I do this) Unfortunately at this time I cannot comment on long term comfort when used for extended periods of time, but I will update this post significantly once next semester starts and I can put this pen through its paces. PEN ACCURACY: So far, I am very happy with this pens accuracy. When using college ruled paper the receiver picks up all writing within the margins so there is no need to worry about finding the 'sweet spot' of where you can write. Additionally, this pen has good fidelity and the thickness of the digital redurings can be changed to accommodate handwriting size. The detail of this pen is more than sufficient for anyone taking notes and doing basic sketches and drawings. When testing the bounds of the receiver with the 8.5x11 setting, I used a piece of printer paper and began drawing vertical and horizontal lines to see when they would stop or become irradic. The maximum usable area is about 1/4-1/6 of an inch from either side of the paper, about 1/8-1/6 of an inch from the bottom of the paper, and about 1/2-3/4 of an inch from the receiver. The reason I measure from the receiver is because you can clip the receiver on all the way if you do not need the top space (like on college ruled paper) or you can move the receiver up so it is just barely clipped onto the paper which gives you about 1/8 of an inch more room to work with. When reaching the side bounds of the receiver, it will simply stop picking up the writing. But, when surpassing the upper bounds of the reciever, the pen would react erradically causing horizontal lines to angle upwards or downwards as well as not pick up writing. I assume this is caused by the receiver getting confused about the location of the pen since there are only sensors on the front of the receiver. I am happy with the side to side bounds as well as the lower bounds of this pen, but the upper bound concerns me because mentioned before, I primarily use engineering paper which has smaller margins at the top of the page. I have not used engineering paper yet for testing, but going by the tests I have already done it is evident that the first few rows on engineering paper will be unusable. FLUIDITY: This is where I have some concern about this product. Through my testing, which has been anything but thorough to this point I have noticed a couple of things. First off, when using the receiver and pen standalone (not connected to Bluetooth device) the receiver light will flash white as your pen is in contact with the paper and everything is being picked up. It will then flash red whenever the pen is in contact with the paper and the receiver is having difficulty picking up what is being written. This is nice, but it doesn't always work. I have noticed that when working properly, there is a nice soft, consistent, reassuring humm of the pen and you know that its working properly. Occasionally, the humm will become erradic. It is very difficult to describe, but you will know when it happens. I have not tested enough to see if it lasts for a certain amount of time or if it is indefinite, but during those periods the receiver will not flash red, the light may just flash a faster white when you are writing. This can be a huge inconvenience when taking important notes and then looking over the digital copies and realizing that they are useless when half of what was written wasn't picked up. Luckily, I have only noticed this when using the pen and receiver in standalone mode and I have had zero problems when connected to my phone. With that being said, it is unfortunate that the problems with the new version of this pen is one of the few features that makes it better vs its predecessor, the equil jot. I want to note that this problem has only occurred not even a handful of times and only lasting a few seconds at a time (given a few seconds can mean a few sentences). Additionally I'm assuming this problem is what some of the reviewers of this product are referring to and what they are giving it one star. CONVINIENCE: First off, the overall containment of the pen, the reciever, a cap and an extra pen cartrage is ingenious. Being able to have everything you need in one small triangular package is so much easier than other alternatives where you need special paper and have to worry about storage of the pen so it doesn't get damaged. I baby my toys and electronics (which I have many of) so much that when I sell them, they still look brand new and I still have the boxes and all origional documentation, papers and accessories. With this pen and case I can confidently say that I am not worried about throwing it in my backpack (although I'll probably still baby it haha) since the case fully protects the pen and receiver. This is a huge plus over other alternatives IMO because you don't have to constantly worry about your 150 dollar piece of hardware in your backpack, suitcase, brievecase, etc. Secondly, we all realize the convince of being able to write on any kind of paper vs special microdot paper or else you wouldn't be looking at this option. With that being said, is less guessing about the bounds of which you can write as well as not needing a receiver a better option or value than what equil offers? Honestly, that all comes down to opinion. Lastly, I believe that a huge part of the convinience factor when it comes to electronics is battery life because what good is it to you if it is dead or always needing to be charged. Unfortunately, as I have stated before I have not been able to fully put this pen through its paces (I will be sure to update when I do) but it is safe to say that this pen should get approximately 5-7 hours of use on one charge. This should be plenty to get you through one full day of note taking and if it doesn't, it gives enough flexibility that you should be able to charge it for a few minutes here and there to give it enough juice when you need it. UTILITY/VERSITILITY: This pen has a lot going for it. Paired with its software you can edit your notes, movie stuff around, add things, convert writing to text, change colors, add pictures and much more. All of this makes for an incredibly good tool for anyone who takes notes or writes by hand. If anything, this pen and software gives piece of mind knowing that your notes are automatically organized and digitalized so you have multiple copies at your disposal to edit and look back over. With this being said, are there other ways to achieve the same results? Of course. Scanning your notes to make digital copies and transcribing notes to a word document are both viable options that are used all the time to make digital copies of notes and all work well. But it comes down to opinion and budge whether the utility and convince of having this pen makes sense to you. In my personal use, it is evident that having to use a pen for physical notes is less of a convinicence than using pencil where I would be able to erase, but of course being able to edit the digital notes opposed to only having scans is a huge benefit. With this being said, the consultancy of the pen described earlier scares me and can be a detriment to its utility. In terms of versatility compared to other smart pen options, being able to use any paper is a huge boost in versatility, but not having a built in recorder can be a turn off and would cause the need to find an alternative option to record. PRICE TO PERFORMANCE: After looking at the overall product, its usage, its shortcomings and its strengths I believe that this pen is a little overpriced for what you are getting. I'll keep this sections short because I have covered aspects in detail in above sections. I will simply say that for close to $200 there are plenty of alternatives. When this pen gets to a price point of under $150 it will still be a luxury and not for everyone. If this pen can get to around $125 or less and you are on the fence, I would definitely say buy it! If you cannot find it for that price, I would say wait for the third iteration of this product to be released in the coming years when they fine tune the hardware because at the moment, the biggest downfall of this product is the recording consistency. CONCLUSION: I believe this pen will be a huge help when it comes to organizing notes. With the inconsistencies of this pen and its standalone recording it is difficult to justify getting this version over the equil jot at the price point offered, especially if you are not completely sold on the idea. If you like the versatility of being able to take notes without always being connected to a Bluetooth device (which needs to have the screen on and the equil app open) I would advise waiting until the price drops at least a little bit because the inconsistencies of offline writing can cause huge frustrations when you sync it and realize half of your notes did not get digitalized correctly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Getting Started Was a Bit Hard - But Now Works Great
*by A***R on December 11, 2016*

It was a bit harder to get started than we had thought - but now works great. Does exactly what we expected and very happy with the purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It Works!!
*by M***E on August 13, 2015*

I bought this for my gadget junkie husband who sees things, thinks they are a great idea but then seldom can figure them out so they sit in a drawer!! Well, he LOVES this and got a friend to help him get it going and now uses it all the time. He is delighted.

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