Paper Pro

I just started using reManager a couple of weeks ago. I love this set-up! I've connected it to one of my rM1s, one of my rM2s, and my Paper Pro. I'm not especially tech-savvy and since I work long hours at my own business, I don't really enjoy committing many hours to experimenting with tech. That s

As a user of both devices and ecosystems, I definitely feel the Manta is darker than the rM2, so it will be interesting to see. Similar, I found that I didn't use all the features as much as I expected from Supernote even as a college student. Of course you are going to get various opinions, I seen

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 have a Nomad and a RmPP and love them both. I think feature-wise Supernote devices are really good, but I think ReMarkable devices have better user experiences (OS is easier to interact with, it feels quicker to use, the writing experience is subjective but I prefer it).

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

Btw , it’s a company that generated profits in 2025. So you have to see layoffs as a profitable layoff or a sort of Pivot. Obviously sales are not as great as they thought, but they are still ‘fine’. My guess is that one of the reasons of going ‘plastic’ in this new rM Pure has more to do with cost

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

I totally agree that the rm (2) made me handwrite again. As for focus: handwriting IS focus, or almost. Last week, I bumped into a limit of rm, a limit of evey writing "device" I ever had, except for pen-and-paper: the ability to write a a coarse summery, rework the summary to become a draft, make a

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

It’s not hard going back and forth between documents, but it’s also not fast - no e-ink device is. If you need to swap back and forth in a blur while in the middle of a meeting/court session/what have you (I don’t work in legal), then that sounds like a factor that would make the RM an issue. It’s n