Paper Pro

About five years ago, I lived a completely digital life. I loved handwriting notes, especially during meetings, and relied on a yellow legal pad. The problem was I had no notebook management system, so maintaining continuity between meetings separated by days or weeks was nearly impossible. That’s w

Similar, I've been a reMarkable customer and owner of rM2 since it 2020 and I have never dropped it, experienced a button mishap or cracked/dented my device. I do recommend a good solid case or even using the folio is fine, which I have only used if you are a careful person that in aware of and care

I've been in the rM ecosystem since 2020 and the SN since 2022. I have the nomad (just was writing on it tonight) and ordered the move to travel with me as I use the PaperPro as my daily driver. Although I appreciate the things the nomad can do, I have found I don't use a lot of it in my workflow so

Yeah I totally get you, but I do actually got used to using my RM paper pro for all my work notes, but the issue is that tablet sucks for everything else besides writing notes. So I recently bought the Note air 5c and I do love it for everything besides writing notes lol. So now I'm sitting here wit

I cannot speak to the language compatibility. But I will try to provide some insight on the function of the devices. I use daily both the reMarkable Paper Pro and the Supernote Manta. Manta: this device is great for research. Taking notes and being able to organize them is a great function of the Ma

If they made a grayscale version and sold it for around $200 Quoting u/beyondbase because it is the key discussion point IMO. Miniaturization is NOT as cheap as some think - the Boox Palma 2 is $269USD and it doesn't support writing! So a "RM2 Mini" would likely cost $399 (bare minimum $349)... for

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

Thanks for the response. I recently acquired a rM Paper Pro Move (the little version) and am really liking it so far, but always wonder if I made the right choice. I read about a lot of people switching from the reMarkable to the Supernote, so your take was interesting to me!

to answer your question, I just started keeping a bullet journal, and I found that it works best when I write on the reMarkable 2, and then carry the reMarkable PP Move in my back pocket so I can update information during the day. For me that seems better than creating the document on the smaller de

I’m hesitant to say this because we’ve all been round the block enough times to know that a new notebook/gadget doesn’t suddenly make you super-organised but… my Remarkable Paper Pro Move has replaced all my physical notebooks and planners since September. I’ve found it really useful. Like you, I of