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

Welcome to the club! ePub reading seems to be fine. This is me reading on my flight just a few hours ago today (Wednesday, September 17, 2025). I have ePubs from BookBub. This video was so helpful with me and all my ePubs are fine now and formatted correct on my Move. Check the video out: reMarkable

12. Just make it a Boox tablet already. :-D Jokes aside, that's kind of what you're asking for here. While some of these things definitely would make sense for what reMarkable is and wants to be, things like Sudoku and reminder tools wouldn't be a good fit with what reMarkable tries to do and what broug

I print out big documents at work, too, ‘cause reading 100 pages off a computer screen sucks. I can at least put things onto my reMarkable tablet and that helps a bit being e-ink instead of a traditional display.

I’ve been a user since the beginning. I still use my reMarkable 1 and I also use the Paper Pro daily. I had a SuperNote Nomad for a short while and there was a lot to like about it. Size- I quite like the size of the reMarkable 1. The Paper Pro feels more premium, but I’d love if it was slightly sma

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.

tried both and the move screen is pretty tight for dense academic pdfs unless you dont mind zooming constantly. the video you saw about resizing helps but honestly feels like a hack. the rmpp gives you that full page view which for journal articles and textbooks makes a huge difference. Screen Prote

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

Absolutely! I discovered reMarkable in late 2019 and preordered the rM2 and received mine in early 2020. I tried so many organization tools such as OneNote and Evernote. None of those worked for me and my interns would walk circles around me with color coded notes and knew where all the information

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