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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

Slick. Yet more examples of valuable quality-of-life features that reMarkable could trivially implement, but for whatever reason, hasn't.

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

This is great news. Now at the risk of being a little pessimistic, I'm curious if reMarkable has been careful to design this feature so that it doesn't cause problems with the positioning of handwritten text. u/vegardfromremarkable, can you tell us if reMarkable has solved the text/handwriting probl

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 think you should use some anxiety techniques to think through this. I’m going to ask you to go down a rabbit hole here, but for this to work you need to do two things for me. One, set a timer for five to ten minutes (go get one and do it, not a mental one, not a watch the clock, an actual timer th

The reMarkable guys seem to be driven first and foremost by revenue concerns. I believe their biggest competitor is the Amazon Kindle - though more focused on reading, there's probably a big overlap with the market segment for the reMarkable tablets. rM2 is getting old and needs an update. The rM te

I have both the RMPP and the RMPPM. Moving between the two devices is more annoying than it should be, between the scaling and notebook page size differences. Given that the RMPPM is to some extent positioned as a companion device, and given that the reMarkable products are supposed to be about seam

Agreed! And not just the marketing team, but the whole organization. I’m certain a large portion of their own workforce is not using a reMarkable tablet daily. If they were, they’d fix the frustrations and improve the what works well!

I have a Nomad and a RmPP and love them both. I think feature-wise Supernote devices are really good, but I think ReMarkable devices have better user experiences (OS is easier to interact with, it feels quicker to use, the writing experience is subjective but I prefer it).