Paper Pro

If you haven't yet, do some research into the different screen technologies used by each device. They are very different, and the differences can be polarizing. reMarkable: Gallery 3, uses actual colored particles. More flashing due to having to refresh each color to build the color image, but a bri

I’ve been a user since the beginning. I still use my reMarkable 1 and I also use the Paper Pro daily. I had a SuperNote Nomad for a short while and there was a lot to like about it. Size- I quite like the size of the reMarkable 1. The Paper Pro feels more premium, but I’d love if it was slightly sma

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

It will depend on your needs and true use case. I've been a rM user since 2020 and I have another device since 2022 (Supernote (both the nomad and the manta). The Supernote has some nice features however I found how I use my device, I don't use those features in real life like I thought I would. Im

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 have owned and loved every previous ReMarkable, but I can't go back from the PP. I love my PP. The PP is quick, a good size, a better pen, better keyboard attachment, color, and a backlight. I've been using every generation daily for as long as I have had them, but the PP is such a great product.

I was a preorder customer back in 2020, so I've had a good 5 years with the device heading into toward year six. For me personally, it took about 9 months to fully embrace the transition from paper. I had to keep at it. Depending on your use case, fully find ways to integrate it into your life and k

I haven't had an issue with the reading. The battery life is not the best to me so I plan to keep my Kindle as well for longer trips but for shorter travel (like the days I go into the office currently 2 days a week) I plan to use the Palma 2 Pro due to the form factor. I use it with my rM Move as b

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

I think they are aiming to save money. I just received my Tab X C yesterday and it’s brilliant with the exception of the cheap feeling pain and the keyboard case which is just not good. I bought this to replace my remarkable and to be able to read email and work related PowerPoints, pdf’s and word d