Customer Ratings & Reviews

I originally bought this with the intention of returning it because of the price. I found out quickly how much better this is than pencil and paper. Although it feels just like it, erasing is fast, no shavings, things that i never knew i needed. The product itself has great battery life (1-2 weeks and Im a heavy user). While the tablet itself is made to be as "dumb" as possibe many "smart" features are on the tablet. Things like merging notebooks, copying and pasting text, and others work just so good. I like the many, many template options for writing and how you can put notebooks in folders. The pen is very nice, writes and feels like a pencil. One of my complaints is how sometimes the eraser side just doesn't want to erase and i have to give it a couple of swipes to get it going. Overall, if you are looking for a paper replacement, not a smart tablet, this is a pretty strong option.

This product is insanely good. Its not cheap, but that's because its superb. This is changing my organizational set up for work - wished I'd bought one years ago. No more mess with notepads cluttering up the office - and the battery life is insane. Theres something very auspicious about opening it up and writing in it - truly feels like paper (it really does) and the filing set up takes discipline but you'll wish you bought one years ago.

Excellent product! Easily captures handwriting, quick learning curve on overall product capabilities. Reminiscent of Penultimate app for iPad 10-15 years back, but much better, cleaner, and overall better experience. While not ideal to have a separate devices (iPad & reMarkable), it hasn't proven problematic, and have found that they work well in conjunction with each other e.g. use rM for capturing handwritten notes while referencing EN on iPad to guide through pre-meeting notes/questions/to do items/etc. Fantastic for desired goals of capturing hand-written notes & diagrams electronically, plus easy editing to copy/move/erase text. Works much better for me than iPad (or notes on paper) for meeting notes, brainstorming, reflections, etc. It has the benefits of paper and quickly putting words, thoughts, pictures to paper, and combines that with electronic capabilities consistent with other productivity tools I utilize. Lightweight and comfortable, and even more comfortable when disconnecting from keyboard & folio. Limited use to date of keyboard to date, but definitely easy to use & integrate with handwritten notes. Keyboard & folio well-designed & connect nicely with tablet. Not too impressed with built-in handwriting recognition, but that was not a primary purchase criteria. For my limited OCR needs, taking a reMarkable image into Evernote to take advantage of EN's fantastic handwriting transcription does the job. Price point is high, which pushed out purchase for several years, but hands down an awesome and very much enjoying using it.

Device has a short learning curve and is ease to use right out of the box. Note taking is great as there are many templates to use from. Battery life is good and lasts a few days. Easy to charge with usb c which is now standard with laptop and apple devices.

I absolutely LOVE my reMarkable 2. I used to have notebooks everywhere and I would constantly lose random information I would jot down on one of the pages in the notebook. I wold also do the same with very important information that I always had a very difficult time finding (and extremely time consuming). Now I have everything in one notebook that I take with me everywhere. My individual subjects are all neatly organized and I can easily and quickly find ANY information that I need. I can't imagine my life now without this tablet. I read reviews about the pen and problems people have had with it, but I've had mine for roughly 6 months and I haven't had ANY problems whatsoever and I use this every day. I would recommend this tablet to anyone who needs to become more organized with their life. It is worth every penny spent.

Amazing product, good for note taking, with remarkable templates, it really helps in organizng my day to day activities. Smooth flow of the pencil and does give a feel of writing on paper. Higy recommended purchase. Go for paper pro, if you want to add colors in your notes. I just highlight using darker shades. It does allow you to choose color, just wont visible on the tablet, surley visible when export it as pdf.

I purchased the Remarkable ink tablet for my father, who is a writer and author of a couple published books, but recently is no longer able to type his writings due to a debilitating arthritis affecting the use of his fingers, although he still loves to write and is able to handwrite his latest writings planned for his next publication as a collection of verses. But instead of waiting for someone to type them out I searched for a product that could automatically save and recognize handwriting and easily extract into text, in the simplest way possible, and that I could access from a distance. This device is perfect for him, it feels just like writing on paper, but with a push of a button transforms it to text. Best of all it is saved with or w/o wifi, so he doesn't have to worry about losing anything, and I can access it through the remarkable app making the transcribing process a cinch for me. Its a win-win! Love it!

Over the years I've tried multiple attempts to use a tablet to replace my notebooks for work. The closest I came was with my Surface Pro, but that still wasn't quite right. Every option I tried had tradeoffs. I've been on the fence about reMarkable for well over a year and I'm so glad I pulled the trigger! It does everything I need, without the distractions of a normal tablet or laptop. It's sleek, discrete, and actually feels good to write on! It's very easy for me to organize and share my notes. I can even convert my handwritten notes to text when I'm sending them to someone. As someone who uses a computer with 3 monitors for work (and a smartphone constantly for messages), I appreciate the simplicity and elegance of my reMarkable. There's a slight learning curve to navigate the device, but after a few uses, it's like second nature.

The Remarkable 2 is a standout e-ink tablet designed for note-taking and reading. Its paper-like display offers a pleasurable writing experience, closely mimicking the feel of pen on paper. The device is exceptionally thin and lightweight, making it highly portable. It boasts an impressive battery life, lasting for weeks on a single charge. The software is intuitive, allowing easy organization and retrieval of notes. While it lacks some features found in tablets with LCD screens, such as color and app integration, it excels in its niche purpose, providing a distraction-free environment for writers and readers. Overall, the Remarkable 2 is a top choice for anyone seeking a digital paper experience.

The writing and sketching experience on this tablet is phenomenal. 9/10 While the e-ink quirks such as the intermittent blinking and the ghost lines are present, you quickly get used to them and by the time you're done writing and ready to read /review, the display is clean and legible (mileage may vary depending on your handwriting). This tablet solves two issues for messy note-takers such as myself: - the ability to jot down every meandering thought and be able to re organize after the fact with a robust set of editing tools - an easy system to export and import notes to the device While the product is a tad on the expensive side, the product itself feels premium, impossibly sleek and thin and the software it offers is focused and polished. I Highly recommend it!

I absolutely love love love! It is so easy to use and it feels so good to write on. It is worth every penny, don’t hesitate if you are looking for a digital notebook, NOT AN INTERNET TABLET, then this is it! I have been able to get rid of my calendar and all my notebooks and post it’s. This notebook holds everything in a lightweight package.

Feels like writing on paper, love that I can organize all my notes, to do's and never lose anything.

I’ve been using the reMarkable 2, and it’s transformed the way I take notes and organize my thoughts. The 10.3” display truly feels like writing on paper, with an incredible texture that’s perfect for sketching, annotating, or jotting down ideas. Paired with the Marker Plus, it’s an absolute joy to use—responsive, precise, and comfortable to hold. What I love most is how lightweight and portable it is, making it easy to carry around for work, study, or personal projects. The distraction-free design helps me focus, and the seamless cloud integration ensures my notes are always backed up and accessible. What could be improved: It would be great if the device had backlighting for better use in low-light settings. Overall, the reMarkable 2 is a fantastic tool for anyone looking for a premium, minimalist digital writing experience!

Feels and writes just like a regular notebook without all the multiple pages. It can also be organized in folders, keeping everything I need in one spot without all the distractions. Very Simple and easy to use.

Great purchase. I have used tons of regular notebooks for work but this is a game game changer. Very easy to use, feels like writing on paper for those who still enjoy writing, easy to organize documents/files. Already recommended it to many friends.

I love this thing. I write notes, read books, manga and journal. Its amazing having everything on one device. It also really cuts down on my screentime and keeps me off my phone. The writing feels so real as well! And the pen and device keep a nice long charge. I cant think of any downsides to the device just yet, but i’ve only had it for a few months.

I take a lot of notes for work, but I often waste time searching for notes from previous days on various projects. I initially tried using an iPad and pencil for note-taking, but the slippery feel of the pencil on the glass screen—even with paper-like screen protectors—made it difficult to write quickly and accurately. Seeking a better solution, I decided to try the Remarkable 2 (which I preferred to the RMPP for its writing feel), and it has been an absolute gamechanger. The Remarkable 2 delivers a satisfying, tactile experience akin to writing in a traditional notebook, combined with the powerful advantages of digital tools. It offers seamless organization, tagging, and quick access to notes on my Mac. Additionally, I can effortlessly transfer online articles, which are neatly converted into a distraction-free reading format on the paper tablet. It’s the perfect blend of analog and digital, allowing me to work more efficiently and without the distractions of a traditional web environment. One negative, it’s actually more satisfying to write and doodle on than a paper notepad, so I do sometimes find my self doodling and writing nonsense during work calls, when I should be paying more attention lol!

Best notebook ever! Love that I no longer have to look through a paper note book and that i can add tags to certain notes

Product works well for its purpose but it’s too expensive. You have to buy a subscription to access a lot of the cool features that should be free, which is a big negative. Fortunately for me I don’t use those features much. I hoped the writing to text converter would atleast work well but it hardly picked up any of my writing and for some reason there was no way of undoing the conversion so I was stuck with jibberish. I also hate that there is no backlight. Not only does this cause too much glare at time, but if I need to write in low or no light it’s not possible, unless I use a light, but how silly would that be with a $600 tablet? Last two complaints are that the battery, as opposed to lasting like 2 weeks like I had seen advertised, I find that it really only last 2-3 days if I’m using it for work. One time it nearly died on me and I panicked thinking that not would I not have somewhere to write, but I would have lost access to all my notes for the whole week, month, year if it died? You’re supposed to have acces through desktop or phone app but they don’t always sync, and I think It might be one of those paid features that I mentioned should be free. The tablet would be a lot better if one could atleast use colors, like colored pencils etc. with the writing feel so good it’s a shame it can’t be used more for art. I can use it to practise my signature but that’s about it. After purchasing, I would I would have purchased an Apple tablet and put a matte screen on it to get a very close type of writing feel at a much better price. I’m sure there is apple writing apps with tons more features than this tablet could ever manage

Many of my work colleagues have the reMarkable and I tried theirs out before buying this. I'm challenged with managing notes on multiple pieces of paper. Typing notes on my laptop or tablet didn't work well for me. So this turns out to be the perfect solution. Since I can access my notes on my laptop or phone I never have to worry about whether my notes are at work or at home. It feels like writing on paper. I like that I can download meeting agendas in advance to take notes on as I used to do with paper. The only downside is I haven't been able to figure out how to log into wifi at hotels that assume you can pull up a website to enter required login (like name and room number). Other than that it is very straightforward to use.