Paper Pro

I have a Supernote and a reMarkable Paper Pro (non-Move). The Supernote has some great note linking and organisation features, unique and compelling pen feel with the best precision of any stylus I’ve used, and a tonne of other compromises (especially UI lag). The rM has by far the best workflow and

I've recently moved to a Box Note Air 5C. It's color using a Kaleido 3 screen, which is decent, and has a ton of customization options. Some people refer to that as overwhelming, but you can adjust eink setting for each application to address refresh rate and ghosting. Color is a plus as you get the

Thanks for this! I used it with the Move and it worked 100%. (Note my post regarding ongoing configuration of the overall experience: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1puxc7d/koreader_on_rm_paper_pro_move_installation/ )

yes, but you did say "in a perfect world" and there are nine points ;) Clear Data Privacy Policy and not Selling my data to 3rd parties or a Government all of them have this. e.g. Boox follows the GDPR, etc. the most secure will probably be Supernote as you can host your own data sync server complet

I bought a Remarkable Paper Pro on Ebay and have had a terrific experience with it. I buy frequently on Ebay so I would like to offer a number of suggestions. First ask for photos showing writing across the whole face of the device, back of the device, make sure you read the recent seller reviews es

For my use, absolutely zero buyers remorse. I think this is also because I bought into the remarkable ecosystem before. Liked a lot about it but was missing just a few additional features to really organize the large amount of notes i have and continue to write out through the various phases of my b

It's not a stupid question at all. I purchased from Etsy, they have to be a rm.doc file and those who create them on Etsy puts them in that format. Once I purchase and download the file, I drag it into a dedicated folder titles stickers on the desktop app and sync. Once you do that, all you have to

I am beginning to bridge this gap - believe it or not Remarkable is good at what they're doing. I bought the Remarkable 2 second hand market in January (I liked it so much that i sold the RM2 and bought the Paper Pro back in February). I then bought the Remarkable Paper Pro Move late March (contempl

As others have said, depends a lot on how your daily driver needs, use setting, and tech goals and interest. For example, I don't care that my reMarkable doesn't have a web browser as there is no need for me to be on the web while using it. If I have a need to do that I already own a tablet (iPad) a

It sounds really awful. I might as well not depend on the mobile app. The notes app seemed to be unusable because I was bounced off to the home screen while I was hand writing so often. However, I gradually found ways around it such as turning touch function off. As a matter of fact I almost sold it