Hemingwrite

I want it, I got it and it’s exactly as I imagined

Absence of distraction changes everything. Listening to my own voice has renewed my experience as a writer.

I thought I was buying a writing tool. Turns out, I bought a time machine for my creativity.

The Freewrite Ernest Hemingway Edition has been so much more than I expected. It’s like a modern love letter to the old typewriter — beautiful, sturdy, and unapologetically focused on one thing: writing. No apps. No tabs. No pings. Just me, the keys, and the story in my head.

From the very first click of the mechanical keys, I was hooked. There’s something oddly calming about the feel and sound of them — almost like they whisper, “keep going.” And I do. In less than four weeks, I’ve written over 22,000 words, and I haven’t missed a single day. That’s more than I’ve written in years combined.

The build is rock solid yet portable enough to follow me from room to room. It stays perfectly in place while I type, but never feels like a burden to carry. And the e-ink display? Crisp, easy on the eyes, and perfectly suited for long stretches of writing without fatigue.

With my Freewrite, I don’t just write — I disappear into the page. The distractions fall away, and the words come easier, faster, freer. It’s not just a device; it’s a catalyst of creativity.

If you’ve ever dreamed of writing but couldn’t seem to focus, this is your permission slip. Sit down, start typing, and retreat into the magic of the Freewrite.

*written on my Freewrite*

I bought this freewrite as a gift for my fiancee's birthday in October and I don't trust myself to keep it a secret. I've tucked it away in the same box it came in somewhere in the basement until her birthday and it will not see the light of day until then. But i trust that it's as good as I've seen.

I’m so in love with this product. It has done everything I hoped it would for my writing. The only reason it’s a 4 star instead of 5 is because my e-ink display has a couple spots where it doesn’t work. But it’s a very minor issue—only bothers me because I love the thing so much and spent so much on it that I hoped it wouldn’t have any issues.