Customer Ratings & Reviews

This device lives up to its promise of providing a distraction-free and long-lasting battery notebook, making it an excellent choice for organizing and categorizing notes. However, compared to the previous version, the new pro model has a duller and grayer screen that provides lower contrast between the paper and the ink. This is a significant downside. The writing experience is different from the previous version, and I believe it’s a matter of personal preference. I did prefer the previous version for this reason, for I found that it offered a more paper-like feel when writing. On this new version, it feels more like writing on an iPad (though much better than it) One major issue with the software is its limited note-searching capabilities. It only supports searching for handwritten text, which is a significant limitation. Overall, the device fulfills its promises, but there are some factors to consider when comparing it to the previous Remarkable2 version. Surprisingly, certain features are still superior to those in the previous version.

I finally caved and bought the reMarkable Paper Pro. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and honestly it's been really helpful. It has replaced all of my notebooks and is now accompanaying me to all my meetings. Helps me take all of my meeting notes, is the perfect thing for me to create a mind map while studying. The new feature to search handwritten notes is really handy.

The device is perfectly minimalist. It does a narrow scope of things extraordinarily well, rather than a broad scope of things moderately well. The interface is fairly intuitive, and the pen to paper feel is as real as it can get on an electronic device. It's highly responsive, and I've never gotten and false positives from the pen or palm. The hardware build quality is very solid. The e ink experience may take a little getting used to, if you are new to it. The handwriting to text conversion works well. On the downside, it's very expensive, so be prepared to pay a lot for a very specific tool. It's not going to do much else, but that's the point. It's also why the battery will easily get you through a week or longer.

I got this to use for work because I was tired of going through paper. I like the organization, it’s easy to use and does feel like paper. The backlight seems like afterthought when compared to how impressive the Kindle’s is. The refresh rate also seems to substantially lag, which isn’t annoying but I would expect better performance for the price point. It’s a good product, and if the cost was $300-$400, I would recommend it to everyone I know. The experience just feels too outdated for a $700 product.

Better than expected! It writes beautifully and is almost like writing on paper. Uploading files to the device is easy and the highlighting snapping to the text makes my note taking so much cleaner. I’d say it’s better than writing on an iPad Pro, and you don’t have any apps trying to distract you from your work. Only thing I find annoying is the pinch to zoom out or in is kinda bad, you have to redo it multiple times until it realizes. The refresh rate of the screen takes some getting used to but ultimately isn’t that bad.

I really love this device for keeping notes organized. It’s much easier to find what I’m looking for by keeping notes in specific folders rather than flipping through pages and having to keep piles of paper notebooks. The only reason I deducted one star is because the typed notes function is very limited. You can’t really move them around the screen and place them where you want them like you can with the hand written notes. I can’t search my written notes, which I thought might be a problem but by keeping things organized into specific notebooks and folders I haven’t really needed search at all.

It works great, the screen is easily viewable and responsive. I'm working on my organizational skills and the Paper Pro has definitely helped me move ahead in that. The marker feels natural in the hand and the entire package is nice and slim. I wanted this over something like a kindle scribe specifically because it's single function and doesn't allow me to get distracted. It was the right choice for that purpose.

Easy to use, one place for all notes. Take the time to thoughtfully organize your notebooks and tags and this is a great tool - distraction free!

I decided to give the rmpp a try so i could stop carrying all my notebooks back and forth from work. I take a lot of notes at work but never seem to have time to get them into get the notes from paper to email, MoM, CRM etc… With the rmpp i just write the note on whichever template i want and its available to transfer whereyi wish. I can keep it in handwriting or convert to text which works faitly well. The reason for almost perfect is I sometimes wish it did more, but then it would be a distraction.

The remarkable is the best note taker, being able to highlight, mark up in different colors and set reminders for calendar are extremely helpful.

We enjoy the function for work purposes and the ability to capture work related notes. The unit failed at the 1 year mark but Best Buy replaced it after the warranty deductible. The process was fast and easy but hopefully the replacement lasts longer.

Good Notebook alternative. I expected it to replace all my notebooks and it does. Handwriting to text is difficult if you don't have perfect handwriting but overall good and professional

Best notebook to take notes in! The color is awesome as well

This is phenomenal for those with ADHD and/or those who take a significant amount of notes. I did have to exchange my first RMPP after the screen developed dead pixels but the exchange was seamless.

Definite improvement over the previous version. Screen is brighter, color is a nice addition. UI is still not as smooth or intuitive as one might expect considering the price point.

It functions about the same as my Remarkable 2 that I traded in, but the color choices for the notebook are less impressive than I had hoped. The yellow highlighter is probably the best addition that it has as a notebook. As far as using it for pdf and ebook reading, it does add a bit of colour to images and text. I'm pretty happy overall, but hope the color options for drawing and writing can be improved.

Device itself feels very premium quality, cost is what knocks off a star, so far the writing is top notch from the few I have compared

Great product! There is a slight lag when writing in color; however, the traditional ink color is smooth with hardly any lag.

This tool is very handy at work. The no distractions is great. There are some quirks like a new note goes weird places and you have to move it. Also the screen is what it is, with a slow refresh rate it feels. It is expensive, which is the main downfall!

Honestly im at ucf and this is 100% better than an ipad 0 distractions got the plus pen and the keyboard folio its perfect. Def worth the buy if you have adhd and cant focus