Paper Pro Move

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

The reMarkable does have an "infinite scroll" for each page meaning it can be as long as you need it to be. Supernote constrains you to the size of the page, then you have to make a new page. That said... I am definitely heavily using my Supernote Manta and I am returning my reMarkable Paper Pro as

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

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'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

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

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

I think Remarkable 2 doesn't have a color option, only Paper Pro and Paper Pro Move do. I personally use the Penstar eNote Pro, which is also a color eink, but the writing experience is not as good as the reMarkable's. However, it uses the Kaleido 3 color display. You can check it out if you're inte

My interest in e-ink tablets is purely for sketching. The reMarkable 2 is still on my list as a possible candidate, but I went with the newer reMarkable Paper Pro. I was initially impressed, but I returned it to my local retailer after a few days. I like the feel and sketching experience, but for me