Paper Pure

If you're fully aware of the compromises of the Gallery display (lower contrast, flashing for color updates, etc.) and would use the color/frontlight, then yeah it's nice. The Pure is also a great device, CPU is about twice as fast as the rM2, double the RAM, way more storage, the screen refreshes a

Yes, you can swipe up/left/right a PDF to get more space in the margin to write. You don't need a paid Connect subscription to send a PDF. You don't even need a reMarkable account if you want to use the USB web interface to send docs. No, you cannot convert to text in a PDF. But you could select the

Thanks for calling this out, that has been the general consensus from many about that 300 ppi thing. Its a passed around talking point, while true, especially with the Pure and contrast similar I have both and I feel contrast on the Pure is crisper than the Manta. My manta was slow at opening larger

It’s really comes down to two things: color and light. If you were fine with the rM2 and have no desire for a light or color, get the Pure. If you found yourself sometimes struggling without the light and/or want to add color to your notebooks, then the Pro is the option. I love having color, but ho

Lots of good advice and helpful insights here, so I'll try not to duplicate what's been said. I've been a reMarkable user for 3 years, I own the rM2 with type folio keyboard and I bought the Paper pro with type folio a week ago. I was close to leaving reMarkable, mainly because I thought I wanted a