Paper Pro Move

I’m not going to defend reMarkable’s software—it really needs a lot of work—but this poster has been spamming complaint threads that mix up distinct issues and get some wrong. Here are the facts: * The RMPPM screen and performance are very similar to the RMPP, possibly a bit better. * Notes automatica

Most people don't realize that there are trade-offs and compromises when building these devices because of physics. There's a saying in tech that you can only have two of the following: long battery life, small size, or fast speed If you want a long battery life, you either need a large-sized batter

reMarkable hardware is stellar. Software is terrible. PDFs on my Pro sometimes freeze for like 20 seconds when page flipping. Randomly. Sorry to see these issues with the Move and EPUB too. Saved me a ton of money as I was considering one but now see that they still cannot write software. Sad.

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

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.

How are you using reddit from your reMarkable? A word processor on a phone would be a better choice for a CV than a reMarkable tablet.

I have them both and I have to admit that I prefer my Supernote writing experience over the RMP. The writing experience had a break-in period of about a week of continuous use about a 8 hour day. however the writing experience on the reMarkable pro feels like I’m writing on my iPad Pro with a paper

The reMarkable does have an "infinite scroll" for each page meaning it can be as long as you need it to be. Supernote constrains you to the size of the page, then you have to make a new page. That said... I am definitely heavily using my Supernote Manta and I am returning my reMarkable Paper Pro as

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