Paper Pro Move

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.

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

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?

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’m so confused why people are mad, it’s a known issue that the software is lacking, and people should know that before they expect features that don’t exist! The reMarkable ecosystem is fantastic for what it offers, but I feel it just doesn’t warrant that price when ~$200 more and you’d get a gener

Hi there. To say reMarkable is better than Boox or Kindle or ipad - I can sort of understand. But imo it has literally ZERO advantage - and massive disadvantages - over quaderno. For example the subscriptions model and horrible quality control (shattered screen of rM2 and dead pixels of rMPP) People

I’m struggling whether I shall purchase the RPM or not. Now I have the Kobo Libra 2, iPad Pro M4, and paper notebook 😂. I am thinking to purchase RPM to reduce my paper, most of the time memo paper when there is an idea come to my mind. It’s been said that it helps to set up a positive focus mind by

I don’t think reMarkable is going to last. Their device is quite underwhelming.

Plastic likely makes the device more prompt to break. I have a reMarkable 1 I used it thousands of hours, and it doesn't even have a scratch. The quality clearly degraded overtime, Apple also does this, replacing metal bodies with PVC to juice more profit. reMarkable followed the course of many bril