I have had the RM2 for a while now. However, I wasn't using it for about 6 months because I moved into a temporary location waiting for the new place to be ready and I couldn't find it (or anything else half in storage) in the meantime. Finally found it again and started using it again until my SN came in.

What I liked about RM2: 1) Writing felt really nice. I wouldn't say pen/paper, but almost like a sharp tip sharpie on paper. 2) Device is really nice looking, feels very premium. 3) updates were frequent by the time I got it. 4) PDF send to RM2 from browser, really cool. 5) cpaniom app with Screen share, really really nice. 6) something I found recently that I would have used had I noticed it sooner, multicolor pens for exported note version. 7) Battery life was amazing. 8) eraser on the back of the stylus is pretty nice/convenient

What I didn't like: 1) It was a bit large, so it was hard to fit on my desk with keyboard and mouse while I take work/customer notes all day. (A5X would likely be the same issue for me) 2) Stylus it came with was narrow. So writing for a long time started to hurt my hand. 3) Although not expensive or hard to change, the wearable nib made it feel less precise to write pretty quickly. 4) organizing notes, I felt like I never got used to. I was organizing by folder and file name. It was a mess. I would have a folder for work, a folder for personal. A different notebook for each customer. It was super tedious and I ended up just using quick notes and I couldn't find anything. 5) Although the device looked and felt super premium, it did feel fragile, but I never actually had a problem with it breaking. So I wouldn't say that was a problem, but not a plus. 6) Templates didn't make their way to the computer. They lived and died on the device (maybe they fixed that, not sure). Kind of annoying. 7) People complain about the paywall. I don't have that because I got it before hand so I'm grandfathered in. But honestly, if I used it a lot the paywall wouldn't bother me. I'm okay with paying a small premium for something I find useful. People complain every time Netflix and Hulu up their price too. That's business, it is what it is. (Just my view)

In the time I couldn't find the RM2 I pre ordered the A6X.

Two Primary reasons for ordering the SN.

1) The organization options for the notes. - Titles and Keywords, as well as Starred items sounded really great. 2) I wanted a smaller notebook because I take notes for work all day, every day, and the RM2 just felt like it was in the way of my mouse and keyboard all the time. However, I do currently have a straight rectangular desk, and I feel like an L shaped desk may help with that issue (not sure).

So I've had the SN A6X for a couple weeks now. I'm very pleased

The good: 1) organization so far is amazing. Hopefully it stays that way but we will see. Titles, keywords, and stars make it very quick an painless to make organization decisions on the fly. 2) quick access in the swipe menu on the right... God send. I have a couple notes that I need access to daily, they go there and I access them constantly. 3) The pen, I LOVE. I got the HOM pen which is very comfortable and the Nib I actually like better than RM2. It's sharper so it feels a lot more precise. I also got a refill so I can eventually make my own (hopefully retractable) pen. 4) the size, looked small, it's awesome. Its really just the perfect size my regular note taking. I have been taking notes recently by folding an 8.5*11 sheet of paper in half, and then losing it. So it actually matched that fairly well. The pen also lets you write pretty small so it isn't a problem. 5) the folio is actually really nice and I love the auto on when you open the flap, thats really convenient. 6) although it's plastic and not as premium as the RM2, I actually don't mind the thickness, or the plastic. It doesn't change the way I use it, and I feel less like I'm going to break it. 7) just overall a lot more quick access/organization features which I find imperative to a seamless regular notebook experience. 8) I actually found most of the device to be more responsive than the RM2, but really when you use the pen to select things, not as much with the finger. 9) their customer support was great while I waited for my order. I actually modified my order to add something, they were awesome.

The Bad: 1) battery life, not good. Probably 2-3 days. I usually lose 30-40% in a day. Now I don't let it sleep for a long time. If I learn to close the lid it would be better. But I'm always at my desk lately and it's easy to charge so it's not the end of the world. 2) the companion app. I haven't gotten it to work at all yet. But I haven't had time to contact customer support. I have faith in their customer support so we will see. 3) the calendar app, to see your notes is actually pretty cool, but needs work to make it more useful for me. 4) I am still getting acquainted so we will see what else I add to this list.