Paper Pro Move

You want the ReMarkable to do what it wasn't really intended to do well, so you switched to a device that is intended to do that thing well. Yeah, I can see how that's a wise decision. I do think the Kindle is superior, but this is a weird point to try to make.

You might have a hard time selling it since reMarkable's warranty isn't transferable and the rmpp(m) displays are prone to issues. If you're willing to provide the seller the original proof of purchase you might have better luck. Personally, I would never pay over half MSRP for a Gallery 3 display.

The writing feel of the Pure will be different from the rM2. If you can try out writing on a Paper Pro or Paper Pro Move at Best Buy, that's what the Pure will feel like. If you paid full price for the rM2, you might consider returning it and go for a refurb from reMarkable for $80 off compared to n

You could always try a Paperlike screenprotector. Its expensive, but not ReMarkable expensive

If you don't need color, it looks like reMarkable likely has another device coming out this year. I have every reMarkable, the Paper Pro and Move are the best ones.

I agree considering that the other e-ink devices are starting to following with subscription based model. With rising cost and remarkable showing 1.2 million Connect subscriptions, we may see more of this. Recently, iFLYTEK has introduced a tiered subscription model for its ecosystem, most notably f

I've got the Ayotu folios on all of my reMarkables (including the Move) and I'd never pay what reMarkable asks for their official ones. Edit: I paid $25 for my Move folio. I could replace it 5 times and still save money over first party.

Weren't we just hearing from reMarkable last month that ePUB is a too complicated format and they couldn't possibly build a new reader app anytime soon?

The Pure is better than the rM2 in every way, so I would get that if that's what you're looking at. But otherwise, I would recommend getting an Android device if you don't need color. They're so much more versatile and you'll be able to so many more apps for school. I only stuck with reMarkable beca

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