Zentis: Zp-64

If you want to reclaim your attention span, get the ZP-64. Just don’t expect to post this review from it. Have you tried a "distraction-free" device? Did it work, or did you run back to your smartphone? Drop your thoughts in the comments (typed from your laptop, I hope).

By: Alex Rivera | Tech Retrospective

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Your thumbs will get tired for the first hour. Then, they will get stronger. The muscle memory returns quickly. I type at 90 WPM on a standard keyboard; I hit 60 WPM on the ZP-64 by day two. The most shocking feature of the ZP-64 is what happens when you leave your smartphone in a drawer for a week. By day three, I stopped phantom vibrating. By day five, I remembered what boredom felt like. zentis zp-64

Minus one point for the steep price; half a point for the laggy EPUB rendering. If you want to reclaim your attention span, get the ZP-64