I’m giving the Travel as a Christmas Gift to my 47 year old Son. Can I have you send these communions to him now?

Still trying to figure it out. 1 day I will.But,do love it!

I'll start with the only negative I have (I would give it a 4.5 if I could): it doesn't connect with 5G wifi.
I saw reviews/critiques of the Freewrite products noting that one could buy a small laptop for less, but that misses the point. This does one thing and does it very well - it allows you to write without distractions. I have only used it a handful of times in the week I've had it, and feel it has increased my output.
The keyboard is a joy to use. I use a full-size mechanical keyboard at my desk, and this is just as nice to type on. I look forward to typing on it.
Overall, a high-quality product that does exactly what it was designed to do, and does it very well!

I love it for:
1. Ease of use
2. Folder organization
3. Shortcuts
4. Design. It’s just beautiful.
But…
1. Keyboard is slightly uncomfortable. It takes time to get used to.
2. Editing is a pain. I know it’s write, then edit, principle, however, for a traditional typist, who was taught with a stick to not make errors and is now spoiled because of autocorrect or spell check, it actually slows down my typing speed to ensure accuracy.
3. The lag between key stroke and letter appearing on screen feels uncomfortable. I wish a low power LCD, but they don’t make those anymore.

I've had my Freewrite Traveler since 2022 and with it, I've been able to write: a non-fiction book, a novel, blog posts, newsletters, social media content, and video scripts.

I honestly don't think this would have been possible on a computer because the Traveler gave me true distraction-free focused writing time. I have loved every minute of writing on this little machine.

The price point was more palatable than the smart typewriter and it was similar to carrying a small laptop around, which is why I picked this option. The alpha wasn't around yet, otherwise that may have influenced my pick.

I love the ability to sync to Google Drive and my workflow is very straightforward - I draft here, then open the files on my computer and edit in Scrivener.

I'm happy with my purchase and have recommended the Traveler to others. I recently purchased a Hemingwrite and have been happy with that device too. Still happy I went with the Traveler first since it gave me a taste at a much lower cost and has already "paid for itself" in terms of productivity and output.

Thanks for creating a great line up of products for writers!