reMarkable 2

It's a replacement, it fills the same niche in their lineup. In my opinion, any confusion and annoyance stems from the mistaken idea that the Paper Pro was somehow not the real reMarkable 3.

Love these! but until reMarkable supports these without dev mode I am not going to use custom sleep screens. Every time there’s an update (at least that was the case on my rM2, didn’t check on the later models) you need to set it again, i just can’t be bothered. Please reMarkable allow us to set cus

Bold of you to assume reMarkable has changed anything software related in 6 months. They have not. I have though. I too was super annoyed by how pages created on the Move were differently sized from my other rM, and how the Move's zoom was set on notebooks, so I wrote a couple mods to make this beha

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

limitations for less distractions I honestly think reMarkable themselves don't understand this mantra well. For example, there is no way to know the time on the remarkable, and while this is more "featureless" it's absolutely not distraction free, because when I need to know the time, I have to stop

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

Its the hardest reMarkable to emergency recover: https://remarkable.guide/tech/recovery.html#remarkable-2-recovery

I have a reMarkable 2, but I find my Boox tablets more useful. Boox allows you to download apps (like a calculator) so I'm able to do more with it. My reMarkable is mostly a paper notebook replacement so I use it to sketch and write notes.

I do a complete backup of my rM1 in less than a few seconds with rsync. Just upload rsync to the device and use the appropriate command. That said, I have given up using my rM1 for anything but reviewing papers or students' work and never thought that it was worth upgrading to rM2 or rMPP. I underst

I would not upgrade. My rM1 still works flawlessly after 6 years but I only use it occasionally to review papers or students work. My take is that, in spite of some solid improvements and integrations, the reMarkable system has failed to deliver in terms of usability and interoperability. The simpli