Paper Pro Move

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

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

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

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!

The only reason I even have an ReMarkable tablet - is the fact that it's one of the only E-paper color panels on earth that has real CMYK (real color) without a filter. I have zero interest in ReMarkable's "purity concept" of "one app only" kinda lifestyle, maybe that works for some, it does not wor

I am with you. I look at the XT4 or Boox Palma eink devices and wish reMarkable made something in a similar size. Move is still too big. I also thing reMarkable has to work out how a document functions from one size device to another. A lot of complains out there about how awkward it is to go from M

It's weird because it seems like there are so obviously better choices for all of this. Why doesn't the reMarkable software have a button to insert a photo that sends a push notification to your phone, you tap it, snap a picture, it's sent over and you can move it around on the reMarkable tablet? Ma

I got a big ReMarkable tablet with the keyboard case at an xmas party and while it's hands-down the best PDF reader of any e-reader I've seen, I have otherwise been completely disappointed by how limited it is, and even more limited if you don't spring for their subscription service. You can jailbre

I had trouble too, and I’m also an IT guy. My issue turned out to be the “keep alive” feature of reManager disabled touch and I thought it was something I loaded. Keep alive happens once a minute, so gestures would initially work and then lock up and then work if I’d disconnect the USB or shut down