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

The reMarkable 2 is grayscale. The Paper Pro and Paper Pro Move are color e-ink displays and can show colored pen tools just fine. You cannot insert a PDF into a notebook. You can add note pages to PDFs and directly annotate on the PDF pages as well. You can export this combined PDF + notes pages as

I think you should use some anxiety techniques to think through this. I’m going to ask you to go down a rabbit hole here, but for this to work you need to do two things for me. One, set a timer for five to ten minutes (go get one and do it, not a mental one, not a watch the clock, an actual timer th

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

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.

Then it depends on the few aspects rM2 is too old to suggest these days imo, and if you really need that kind of device/ecosystem, then it would be helpful to wait a bit for the supposed reMarkable Paper Pure announcement, which might be within a month or 2 As for the Pro Move, get it if colour is a

My wife is a therapist and uses a reMarkable tablet for taking notes. It's kind of amazing. I could see that being better than a laptop for taking notes in class.The e-ink makes it pretty easy on the eyes which I like.

I'm planning to begin compiling my documents (both handwritten and printed) into a physical binder. At the same time, I intend to make digital copies of my traditional drawings and notes. Through this, I hope to lower the risk of losing a good chunk of my work if my apartment burns down or my comput

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

One of the key differences between the Supernote and the reMarkable devices is the following: Supernote ** Small ceramic pen tip (easy to see where you're about to make a mark, doesn't need to be replaced) ** Can't zoom in on the page (only rotate to landscape for an expanded page width), but I haven't