reMarkable 2

I ordered six reMarkable 2 tablets between 2022 and 2024 for our company as an IT admin. While they definitely have their upsides compared to an iPad, the following experiences were dealbreakers for us: 3 out of 6 devices had to be sent in for RMA, and the RMA process was honestly pretty bad. We’re

rM2 has better hardware and hardware feel and is bigger, and feels more premium. The Nomad has a much much better software experience than the rM2. I personally switched from rM2, after 6 years, to Nomad and I'm loving the nomad, even the writing feels better. I don't think the subscription nor the

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

I presently own a reMarkable 2, Boox Note2, & an AiPaper. The reMarkable 2 has long been a staple in the E-Ink market, but it is currently hampered by aging hardware and a restrictive subscription model that gates basic cloud syncing features. With only 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage, it str

The reMarkable guys seem to be driven first and foremost by revenue concerns. I believe their biggest competitor is the Amazon Kindle - though more focused on reading, there's probably a big overlap with the market segment for the reMarkable tablets. rM2 is getting old and needs an update. The rM te

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

I wasn't a big fan of the infinite canvas on reMarkable because I enjoyed turning pages like a real notebook, Supernote has hyperlinking and a table of contents so you can always navigate through a notebook easily. and I never used more than the basic pens on my rM2 so I also can't say much to that.

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

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

And to add unnecessary AI in to a device made by a company claiming simplicity and distraction-free as part of their schtick...makes me even happier to have left reMarkable for Supernote