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

The reMarkable devices are distraction-free note-taking devices that excel at that singular function. A Kindle Scribe is an ereader with limited note-taking features. Last I checked (I have the 2022 version) it is still in 2026 not up to the same features the RM2 had in 2022. Plus Amazon has abandon

The rM2 is a very stable device with no major hardware issues. All the issues you read about are with the Pro series of devices. The software is limited for all models. But if all you're using this for is a single notebook, you will find the lack of features to be very beneficial. You're basically d

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

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 😅

If you can find an rM2 for $150 go for it. reMarkable has committed to providing software updates for 5 years after end-of-sale, so you’re looking at updates through 2031.

Boox has literally launched more products in the last year than reMarkable has in their entire history. This is the successor to the reMarkable 2.

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 writing feel of the Pure will be different from the rM2. If you can try out writing on a Paper Pro or Paper Pro Move at Best Buy, that's what the Pure will feel like. If you paid full price for the rM2, you might consider returning it and go for a refurb from reMarkable for $80 off compared to n