I love the ease and convenience of my traveler. I also have a smart typewriter so the frugal side of me struggled to justify the purchase, they are to different animals and I love them both for different reasons! I sat on the beach with my traveler for a few days and wrote to my hearts content! The battery life is amazing and it is so easy to navigate. I printed out the Writers Guide To Freewrite you created on the devices and it is so packed full of details and directions for both the devices and also free writing! Thanks for all you do!

I’ve been wanting to transition my journaling habit into a creative writing habit, so as much as I love writing on paper by hand, I needed a tech option. The traveler is as close to my journal but with and editable output as I have found. Freewriting in the dark (my little Glocusent slides on easily to light my way until the house wakes up) I am writing more than I ever have before. It’s a typewriter that doesn’t wake anyone up!

I've had my Traveler for a few weeks, and I love it. I've managed to write on it every day since I unpacked it. It's easy to use, syncs quickly, and helps me concentrate on getting my words on the screen without worrying about typos or any of that. I love using it to draft my novel and my journal. It's helping me stay motivated to journal, which helps with my mental health. I recommend this to anyone that needs to write distraction free.

I am loving the Freewrite Traveler. It goes with me everywhere and has significantly improved my writing productivity. The full size keyboard in its small footprint is perfect. Thanks!

I haven’t traveled with it yet, but I feel like I travel to a “flow” zone when I use it at my desk. Equally important, the keys and keyboard and lightweight feel of the whole package are really well designed: functional, comfortable, not too loud/not too silent, but still inviting and even fun. The fact that it takes work to go back to a different place with the cursor, and the inability to delete chunks or cut-and-paste, makes editing difficult—which is a good thing. It really works to keep you going forward. And the extra bother of sending or transferring the file is just part of being a writer. It feels old-fashioned—in a good way.