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

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

The display, processor, storage, battery life, and (maybe) battery replaceability are all improvements. The stylus, design, and lack of type folio support are (at least arguably) downgrades. It looks like the positioning is an entry-level budget device, rather than a premium device (which is how the

I have both the RMPP and the RMPPM. Moving between the two devices is more annoying than it should be, between the scaling and notebook page size differences. Given that the RMPPM is to some extent positioned as a companion device, and given that the reMarkable products are supposed to be about seam

The one significant update in the last year or so was the handwriting search. If you were on the Pro, the brightness increase for the light was the big story. If you work for a firm that doesn't allow downloaded software, then there's a new web app that's not complete yet. It seems useful though I h

Agreed, it seems like a lateral move from the 2 and that's disappointing. The rM2 is getting pretty slow for me, so I was ready to upgrade to another B&W reMarkable, but the lack of a sharper display and a downgrade in size and industrial design means I'll probably stand pat

Considerations: The rMPP blinks and flashes like a disco when you work with colour. Each stroke is drawn in black, then it flashes in your chosen colour, then it flashes again to add depth to that colour. That's per stroke. All that flashing adds up. If that doesn't bother you, read on. the rMPP is

Then it depends on the few aspects rM2 is too old to suggest these days imo, and if you really need that kind of device/ecosystem, then it would be helpful to wait a bit for the supposed reMarkable Paper Pure announcement, which might be within a month or 2 As for the Pro Move, get it if colour is a

The Pure is better than the rM2 in every way, so I would get that if that's what you're looking at. But otherwise, I would recommend getting an Android device if you don't need color. They're so much more versatile and you'll be able to so many more apps for school. I only stuck with reMarkable beca

Sorry, but your response doesn’t make sense. I’ve tried many times to read medical PDFs on different e-readers, including the Kindle Paperwhite and even the Kindle Scribe with its 10.2-inch screen — it’s still very difficult to read PDFs on them. I also own a reMarkable 2, but the lack of a front li