I also have the Studio 42, which I like very much. The first distinction I would draw (and this is my personal taste, others might disagree) is the feel of the key stroke. The Hermes feels molded and custom fitted to the finger and deep, whereas the Olivetti has a less pronounced scallop but also, quite nice. Unless, as I mentioned, one arrives broken! Some people don’t like the very thin space bar on the Olivetti – you might consider that.Ĭan’t go wrong with either. There are also tools like Quillbot that will rephrase the wording used to give your reviews that extra bit of polish that will set you apart for review writes.MMmmm…I like the Olivetti Studio 44’s.they “print” well.nice and even….the key action is ok.(the carriage rolls on a large steel bar.)I own lots of Olympias.but the SM3 is overrated.and the shift is heavy. It supports what you are doing but don’t use it as a crutch. You definitely don’t want to lean too much on the tool. It has actually help me improve how I present information and also plug in those missing gaps that in some cases I did not consider. The paragraphs that were written by the tool were concise and very readable. But the AI Writer tool could be a shortcut in getting up to speed faster when it comes to creating your content. This means that I worked on my own preficiency and then used the tool to add on to it. You can also contact me and I will review and offer feedback.Īfter using the iA Writer tool, I found that it actually improved the post that I wrote. Make sure to take a look at my other posts just to make sure you have a good experience on this journey. My previous statement still hold true that you need to find the right partner to write with and there are other items you need to take into consideration. I looked at my current write style and how proficient I was at delivering reviews. We have all seen the buzz around AI and there are tools popping up all over the place.
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