Paper Pro Move

I’m not going to defend reMarkable’s software—it really needs a lot of work—but this poster has been spamming complaint threads that mix up distinct issues and get some wrong. Here are the facts: * The RMPPM screen and performance are very similar to the RMPP, possibly a bit better. * Notes automatica

You might have a hard time selling it since reMarkable's warranty isn't transferable and the rmpp(m) displays are prone to issues. If you're willing to provide the seller the original proof of purchase you might have better luck. Personally, I would never pay over half MSRP for a Gallery 3 display.

I have them both and I have to admit that I prefer my Supernote writing experience over the RMP. The writing experience had a break-in period of about a week of continuous use about a 8 hour day. however the writing experience on the reMarkable pro feels like I’m writing on my iPad Pro with a paper

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

Since your referenced posts there have been several updates that seem to have quelled some of these complaints. I don't have as much trouble as I used to over a year ago, and I haven't seen nearly as many Reddit complaints. That said, I don't recall reMarkable ever stating explicitly that they've ad

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.

The only reason I even have an ReMarkable tablet - is the fact that it's one of the only E-paper color panels on earth that has real CMYK (real color) without a filter. I have zero interest in ReMarkable's "purity concept" of "one app only" kinda lifestyle, maybe that works for some, it does not wor

sometimes I could choose green on rmpp and it would look more grey! In the kindle it looks green. Yeah, the green that rM give you as a pen color might just be the only shade of green the device can display convincingly... dark greens turn teal-gray while lighter greens turn yellow. (This makes sens

two things: reMarkable doesn't care at all, and their case design is dependant on supplyside availability of screens within their margins. Bezels are here to stay.