Compare Microsoft OneNote and NoteLedge 
- Users report that Microsoft OneNote excels in its integration with other Microsoft products, making it a preferred choice for those already using the Microsoft ecosystem. Reviewers mention that features like "Office Lens" allow for easy scanning and importing of documents directly into notes.
- Reviewers mention that NoteLedge shines in its multimedia capabilities, allowing users to easily incorporate images, audio, and video into their notes. Users on G2 appreciate the "Sketch" feature, which enables freehand drawing and annotation, enhancing creativity in note-taking.
- G2 users highlight that Microsoft OneNote offers a more robust organizational structure with its "Section" and "Page" features, which help users categorize their notes effectively. Users say this is particularly beneficial for managing large volumes of information.
- Users report that NoteLedge provides a more intuitive user interface, with a focus on ease of use for small businesses. Reviewers mention that the drag-and-drop functionality for adding content is seamless, making it easier for new users to adapt.
- Reviewers mention that Microsoft OneNote has a slight edge in collaboration features, allowing multiple users to edit notes simultaneously. Users on G2 appreciate the "Shared Notebooks" feature, which facilitates teamwork and project management.
- Users say that NoteLedge's pricing model is more accessible for small businesses, with a clear entry-level price of 59.99 USD per license per year, making it a cost-effective solution compared to Microsoft OneNote, which is often bundled with other Microsoft services.
- An all-access pass to the holistic content creation suite, featuring Animation Desk, Write-on Video, NoteLedge, Markup, and Pocket Scanner
- + 1 TB Kdan Cloud storage
If you want to choose only one app for notes and information storage, Iwould recommend OneNote. It does the job and makes your life so much easier and cleaner. I like it even better than the famous Evernote. I have been using OneNote for years. It's easy...
I have never been a big fan of electronic notes. I think it is more intuitive to take pen and paper and take notes manually. Due to a lack of experience-enhancing features, OneNote has not been able to convince me of the contrary.
This is a good note-taking app. Pretty solid, I'd say. I mainly use it for notes at work, and I like how everything synchronizes to my other devices. It's fairly easy to use, if you have a tablet and a stylus, you can take handwritten notes or sketch, so...
If you want to choose only one app for notes and information storage, Iwould recommend OneNote. It does the job and makes your life so much easier and cleaner. I like it even better than the famous Evernote. I have been using OneNote for years. It's easy...
This is a good note-taking app. Pretty solid, I'd say. I mainly use it for notes at work, and I like how everything synchronizes to my other devices. It's fairly easy to use, if you have a tablet and a stylus, you can take handwritten notes or sketch, so...
I have never been a big fan of electronic notes. I think it is more intuitive to take pen and paper and take notes manually. Due to a lack of experience-enhancing features, OneNote has not been able to convince me of the contrary.
