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

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