Paper Pro Move

This is great. For all the grumbling around here, most of us really like the products that reMarkable puts out, and we just think they could be even better. Thanks for facilitating! Edit: just to get the thought process going, some questions that are somewhat big picture rather than specific tablet

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

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

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

I use scrybble.Ink to collect these... Works pretty well, and dev responds to issues in a friendly and prompt way on her Discord... Mind you do need to use Obsidian as the collector, and coming from OneNote it was a bit of a learning curve... Here's the first bit of their website: The missing link b

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'm tempted to upgrade to Remarkable Pro (the one with the unofficial Bluetooth keyboard support). I don't want to duplicate an iPad keyboard I already carry, and I prefer it separate of a case. So I will never be a Type Folio customer. But my Bluetooth keyboard has 3-device memory, so I could use i

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