Paper Pro Move

I recently got a ReMarkable tablet because I was tired of the millions of post-it notes and reminders I had to keep track of. Any thought I need to remember or task that absolutely needs to get done is all in one digital place that doesn’t have any apps or notifications to distract me from whet I ne

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

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

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.

Yes, I have an RM2, an RMPP, and an RMPPM. RM2 for work RMPP for fun Move to replace my pocket notebook But sometimes I have to use one for another, like if I’m reviewing a work doc that has lots of color I’ll use the RMPP Honestly it’s super seamless between the two bigger ReMarkables. And the bigg

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