Paper Pro Move

I was the one who made the post the other day about Norway watching our posts. reMarkable is certainly paying attention. If I get several hundred views on a post and 15% of those views are from Norway, there's definitely something to that. In fact, I'm glad they're paying attention to this. When I c

reMarkable hardware is stellar. Software is terrible. PDFs on my Pro sometimes freeze for like 20 seconds when page flipping. Randomly. Sorry to see these issues with the Move and EPUB too. Saved me a ton of money as I was considering one but now see that they still cannot write software. Sad.

I have plenty of issues with the reMarkable UI and the quality of their support responsiveness for anything other than hardware issues. And to be fair, they are amazing when it comes to responding to truly defective hardware. Add to this that touch sensitivity and palm rejection are complaints that

No problem with mine, though it is one of the most complex e-ink screens out there.And seems like e-ink (the company) that produces them are having problem with consistent quality when it comes to mass production and are lax on the quality of the shipped screens to reMarkable.

I’ve never used a supernote. Maybe I should caveat my statement it’s “THE BEST” among the 3 reMarkable tablets.

For a small device, I would recommend the reMarkable Paper Pro Move. However, the closed system is an issue. Other than that, I think it is a very good device. If you want the other third party app to use the Boox has android system, which might be better.

I started with the remarkable 2 six years ago when it launched and it's been a very good and capable device for me, still charging over 90%. I purchased the rM Paper Pro in 2024 specifically for the color, storage, light, and particular for the size. I'm a heavy PDF planner user and the PaperPro has

reMarkable 2 is the beast The "Paper" Feel: It features the world's thinnest design with a CANVAS display that mimics the friction and texture of real paper, providing a near-zero latency writing experience. Distraction-Free Focus: Unlike traditional tablets, it has no notifications, social media, o

My interest in e-ink tablets is purely for sketching. The reMarkable 2 is still on my list as a possible candidate, but I went with the newer reMarkable Paper Pro. I was initially impressed, but I returned it to my local retailer after a few days. I like the feel and sketching experience, but for me

I’m struggling whether I shall purchase the RPM or not. Now I have the Kobo Libra 2, iPad Pro M4, and paper notebook 😂. I am thinking to purchase RPM to reduce my paper, most of the time memo paper when there is an idea come to my mind. It’s been said that it helps to set up a positive focus mind by