Paper Pro

Reasonable take. I moved on from them after the paper pro release but I’ve paid attention to see what comes as the true remarkable successor. I think the pure is a great iterative device that does improve over the rm2 if the rm2 didn’t already exist, but it being the successor to the rm2 after six y

If you haven't yet, do some research into the different screen technologies used by each device. They are very different, and the differences can be polarizing. reMarkable: Gallery 3, uses actual colored particles. More flashing due to having to refresh each color to build the color image, but a bri

They changed the 100 days to 50 days at the end of October, so the first new 50 days would end on that exact date, 21 December. Something is going on there. Edit: I am afraid the grandfathered users will be also affected by this. If they justifies the increase of the price on “added value” to the su

I actually did and received mine yesterday, and the Scribe is going back to Amazon today. Background: I owned a RM2 for a few years, fell in love with the device and bought the RMPP on day 1. I've been less enamored with RMPP as there are a lot more little things that annoy me about it, but still us

You might want to look at digital notepads. Remarkable Paper Pro gets great feedback. Amazon also has a Kindle Scribe. These are not cheap and I've not used them myself, but people seem to love them, especially the RmPP.

I just started using reManager a couple of weeks ago. I love this set-up! I've connected it to one of my rM1s, one of my rM2s, and my Paper Pro. I'm not especially tech-savvy and since I work long hours at my own business, I don't really enjoy committing many hours to experimenting with tech. That s

Hey! I used the RM2 for 1.5 novels, but then switched to a Note Air 4C. The best feature on the RM was the endless scrolling, which gives you endless space to plot out scenes/chapters, or create diagrams.The type folio also allows you to type into a notebook, which you could convert into a pdf. The

The two or three questions you want to asks is : do you want/need color or not ? do you want a portable size (like the move) or a more standard size like the rM 2 or the Paper pro what is your budget (the remarkable 2 is probably the cheapest) The 3 devices runs the same software. The Paper Pro and

Received mine yesterday. Like everyone else, no tracking number in advance. In So Cal, Backer# in the low 1900's, filled out survey in first 15-20 minutes. Some initial notes/thoughts: Pro's: Quality of screen is amazing, colors are bright, crisp and vivid but not eye-straining. They did a great job

I have a Supernote and a reMarkable Paper Pro (non-Move). The Supernote has some great note linking and organisation features, unique and compelling pen feel with the best precision of any stylus I’ve used, and a tonne of other compromises (especially UI lag). The rM has by far the best workflow and