reMarkable 2

reMarkable 2 is incredibly over-priced now at MSRP. It’s 6 year old hardware with a 13 year old panel. I expect they’ll reach end of sale this year. They can be found for around half that on the secondhand market. No one knows anything about the rumored new device other than what that single tweet c

$280 isn’t that good of a deal for an rM2. I got one with a leather folio and basic marker for $180 not that long ago. The hardware is aging but solid (in terms of failures), and reMarkable has committed to another 5 years of software updates for it. I wouldn’t pay $550 for a secondhand Pro (again 😅

Absolutely! The fineliner definitely needs a thickness between thin and medium. Thin is barely a scratch, especially on the Pro where the "black" and "white" contrast is lower than on the rM2. The medium is just a little too sloppy for small writing styles. I've frequently written this request to th

This is literally the device he said he wanted, a "student" version of reMarkable's latest tablets, with the RM2 screen size and a plastic case.

I think it's a worthy successor to the rm2. It improves on it in all the right areas (design language more in line with current lineup, smaller footprint, better battery life and a faster SOC with more RAM) while still being different enough to the Paper Pro as to not make for an unfocused lineup of

The colours on the Scribe is generally worse, partially from the screen tech, and it needing way more frontlight to be the same level of "white" as for reMarkable 2, if you can wait a little bit, there does seem to be some rumors about a new device, and there are a couple hints that it might be here

I uploaded this image sometime in March this year when I bought AiPaper and compared it to Go 10.3 (before Go 10.3, I had ReMarkable 2, which definitely had a display closer to Go 10.3). Lighting conditions are obviously crucial, but I took this photo in my office without the lights on, in daylight.

The color has been a huge improvement for me over my reMarkable 2. Documents are more engaging; my notes are better organized. The Paper Pro has a harder, more textured writing feel, whereas the Supernote is softer. Supernote can run Android apps, reMarkable can only run some custom apps and browse

To my eyes at least, the display offers enough contrast for me to use it comfortably. This of course comes down to your vision and the environments you use the device in, so it's bound to be highly subjective. I use the Paper Pro at work, at my desk at home, or in a lecture hall. These are all envir

I think there should be some additional considerations, for example, for me I've had the remarkable 2 since 2020 as I was a preorder customer back in late 2019. My remarkable 2 which I love and is still in excellent condition after a little over 6 years can no longer sync as the storage is full, so