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Hello - I am looking for noting and reading pdf, power point and word documents. I like supernote and onyx functions but most interesting seems RMPP - as it has biggest screen. I also read some epubs on my kindle or buy them. I am testing onyx boox 4c and yes it has all functions but too complicated.

Hey, I've read that the newer models have a brighter and more white screen plus some color improvements. Do you know anything about that? I'm between the Note Air 4c and The RMPP(As a lot of people I assume)and read A LOT reviews on those two. If only the Boox Air had that Gallery Display!! My main requirements will be Comic and Color Book reading and some note taking. But all those extra capabilities of the Boox makes it very tempting to me. Do you think the RMPP's screen worth the extra penny considering that its has some limits to its software plus that you have to convert everything in PDF. Thanks in advance. Just found out about your channel BTW you are doing a great job, I love the quality of your videos and photos! Greetings from Greece!

Very well covered, this Tag feature is missed in a lot of reviews. Have you used the Ad Ins yet for Word, Power Point, Chrome yet? The Chrome Ad In lets you send directly to your rMPP your current website page. The other feature not shown much is the active screen share function in the rM application.

I had the remarkable paper pro for one week and send it back yesterday. It is a great device and I loved the construction and screen and the feel to write on it. But unfortunately it has for me not enough support for simple straight lines or simple forms and I can't print with it. It's a shame, I liked it a lot.

I'm considering getting the RPP, but to opt out of the folio & keyboard due to the price of both accessories being too high. Is it possible to use/sync any blue tooth keyboard with the RPP? And do you recommend any other folios? Another question: I use OneNote for my work and wanted to know if there is a workaround to use OneNote or take advantage of OneNote with the RPP and if so do you have a video on that?

Your channel is very interesting! Thanks for the video. One question, did you consider the type folio for your RPP? I find it a perfect complement for long writing session.

Thank you for putting this together. I'm awaiting arrival of my rMPP (5 days to go) and had no idea the tagging system was this powerful. The ability to tag at the object as well as page level is amazing-I have no idea why reMarkable doesn't highlight this capability more! Also, the bookmark/Lesezeichen tag is brilliant!

The negativity towards these devices always makes me laugh. If writing is what you want to do, there isn’t a better device. I have this and the hemingwrite at home, very happy with both purchases. Can’t put a price on time and efficiency. Yes you can get a decent laptop for the same price, but you will hit your daily word count so much faster on a distraction free device and won’t spend ridiculous amounts of time feigning productivity and changing fonts on your blog.

Ha I better keep my reMarkable Paper Pro ☺️ I’m not sure I need color 🤔 Appreciate the light because I can use it in a dark room or at night 😁

Why do people want these and why can they be sold for so much money? You either get it, or you don't ...if you don't get it then don't buy one. Simple. I think you explained it very well, thank you. I was considering buying a Freewrite but opted for the remarkable paper pro with keyboard, which has worked out very well for my needs.

You make really great videos, thanks for that. I have a question, my belated Christmas present is coming on Saturday, the Remarkable Paper Pro. I will mainly use it for notes, work, etc. However, I would also like to use it for evening reading in bed or on the couch. Now to my question, where do you get eBooks for the Paper pro? Keep up the good work. 👍 Many greetings from Germany

This was immensely useful! Thank you for making it.

Can I watch video on this and what is the experience like? thanks

Thank you so much for the video, and I’m so glad you actually compared with the Boox device. I was writing the pros and cons of Remarkable and Boox in the morning, and my decision towards Remarkable was also how distraction free it is… I’m so glad I found someone who shares the same idea, and appreciate just a simpler life!

I have to laugh. The name of the device is PAPER Pro, not E-READER Pro. The comment about insufficient memory is therefore illogical. It is not an e-reader.

Thank you for including the musical score. This is my main reason for wanting an e-ink device, and it is not considered by most reviewers as a use case. However I understand from your video that annotations don't resize with the original, so if I annotated the score, and then resized it, that the annotations wouldn't also resize? That makes it completely unusable for music unfortunately, as the placement of the annotations is even more critical than your example with highlighting. And resizing before making annotations would not always be practical, I don't think.

Thanks mate, because of your extensive 100-day review, I'm actually going to buy the Remarkable Paper Pro. It has quelled a lot of my concerns. Thank you!

there are Chromebooks available now for £130,, and modern Chromebooks can work OFFLINE ,, with ANDROID or Linux apps,,, or google docs web pages and then synchronise with a wifi signal ... later

One problem that I noticed is that when you go to the tags list, they are not in alphabetic order and when the number of tags increases, it is very annoying trying to find a specific one

I could get an old AlphaSmart for a tenth of the price...

This thing is insanely expensive Jesus Christ. Writing on a super old think pad or MacBook makes way more sense. I guess you pay for the whole branding thing. Absolut madness ...

I honestly can't understand why someone would spend so much money on the Freewrite. An e-ink tablet hooked up to a mechanical keyboard is a MUCH BETTER option - larger screen, keyboard of your choice, multiple types of transferable storage cards, all the functionality of editing in one place, and in the case of the Supernote, upgradability of battery and motherboard. When the battery on the FW dies, you're essentially left with a very expensive paperweight. No thanks!

Ich habe seit heute das Beta 3.17 auf meinem RPP und kann seit dem nicht mehr auf Google Drive und Microsoft one zugreifen...

I found the flickering really distracting and headracking, the text flickers first then the colours flickers again or even a third time!!!

The text is blue

Have you tried this : Open a PDF, add a page, it will be blank, then when you are on that blank page, tap Layers, then tap Templates, and you can add any template now to the blank screen, so if your like me, and have a PDF open, and want to take notes, you no longer have to have a blank page, you can now add any template. This was NOT available in 3.16.X ( I believe ) But it's available now in 3.17.X Please correct me if I am wrong. I don't think any other tablet can do this. I have a Boox Note Air, and a Supernote, they can't do this. I like this feature a lot.

Yes , exactly this I mean. And, from what I can see, this Bug might have got returned in the 3.17.X, I understand you are now on 3.16.X, where it appears to be Not present. So, it's good that it is not present on the 3.16.X. Unfortunately, I have observed this problem (that after erasing with the back side of RMPP pen+) happening again (reoccurred) on the 3.17.X.

I noticed that when you swipe to the next page it works smoothly. I have t try two or three times before it goes to the next page. What is your trick?

Unfortunately, it looks like this Bug is Back : ( I'm on 3.17.X and I'm again seeing this same bug, which was solved in 3.15.X

Today they've released a boomer feature - automatic shapes in RMPP 3.17.X, that's the biggest feature. BTW, I think those bug with the "erasing yellow highlighter using RMPP Pen+ backside leaves ghosting" is back.. : ( Can you please check from this your current version, 3.16.0 if you are able to see those same Bug or not ? Thanks in advance.

Such a pity. I returned my RMPP because the pdfs I was working from had such frail text because the high contrast was lost when diagrams were included on the page. Presumably RM knew about the shortcomings and were working on these fixes at the time of release, but released anyway. Well done to those who held on to their devices and can enjoy these improvements. +1 shot in foot for RM for bearing the cost of returns that were otherwise avoidable.

You are then going to love the beta 3.17 that I just got

May I ask which 3rd party extension you use to get the graphics from articles?

Hi. I hesitate between both brands. Boox because applications, remarkable because linux ,not android. I remember when my cellphone get aged, android made them slow. So I am really afraid about android on boox

Great video but I feel the need to reiterate myself here once again. I am one of the most strong supporters of US letter size tablet for academic papers, reading a book in two pages landscape mode etc. but this to be happen is a major design choice and philosophy linked to the choice of the screen chosen. Glass or plastic with a clear trade off. Glass provides an iPad sturdiness feel, solid construction and the ability to add front light. Mobius flexible screen provides a lightweight structure that can easily reach A4 size with reasonable weight (look quaderno a4) better writing feel and an unparalleled eink feel visual experience. The you have to sacrifice the mediocre front light and the solid iPad aluminium feel of construction to achieve a better more functional device. iPad oled 13 is solid, thin and lightweight enough in the perfect size but not sure remarkable is ready yet to reach that level of engineering. The other point for me is that I do not want to be monogamous in my writing feel options and choices. The Wacom platform with the various choices offered that and this is a step backward. I do not like the glass matte texture feeling. Is great for an iPad because is the best and only alternative but is a step backward for an eink devise. Just compare with remarkable 1 and you see the difference. The eink does not visually appearing so much like paper anymore. Is glass like other tablets. I have no issues with the price of 700£ is acceptable for me if the product was right. Somehow they need to make money and be motivated. I love the simplicity of the software is a plus to me this is a writing and study tool that I can pass to my 7 year old daughter without worrying about Facebook, RUclips and other garbage distractions. My last concern is if the early versions have different screens and cannot be corrected and be as much as white as later versions with the 3.16 update in which case I should return this. But I guess that this update is purposely delayed so when we know it will be too late as the 100 days will be already have passed. All in all, I am looking forward to 13 us letter size device with mobius flexible screen without glass and Wacom technology where the moniker Air is more appropriate. The rest is more or less fine. I am willing to sacrifice front light and iPad type solid construction. Functionality over beauty. 64 memory is small (I envy your library, my books are around 20-30 gb in Goodnotes ) but sd card is a no-no. These cards can be corrupted easily and have not a nice integration. Just increase memory with the option to pay for that. But nothing of what I propose will happen soon if at all from this or another company. This market is fragmented and too confused.

I just scheduled mine for return, unfortunately. The unit was really fit for my use case - thought dump, document mark-up and review, and reading and highlighting EPUBs, and all of that in sync with phone and PC, great deal for me - only to let me down. The ghosting progressively got worse to the point of rendering device unusable almost all the time. Besides ghosting in on-mode, when the unit is in sleep mode even, the bottom half of the screen is yellowish, has that tint. Factory resets did not help (not to mention power on/off and just sleeping mode on/off), nor did beta enrolment yield any improvements. I read on Reddit that people are having these challenges, and some significant percentage of them as well. I decided to contact customer support today. Upon reviewing my case (I sent a few videos and several pictures) they offered to replace it instantly saying “your unit is eligible for replacement”. I checked with them the following scenario: if I went for a replacement, I would not be able to extend 100-day customer satisfaction period to be eligible for a full refund again; rather, I would step into a regular 1-year warranty period, where replacements are option if eligible. They also would not ship the replacement unit until old one is sent first, and since I bought it from Serbia to be delivered to a friend in Croatia, I would lose the 3-month test period completely to be able to check out the new unit. For the amount of money (I got type folio and a pen-eraser) I just though it as too big of a gamble and started a return process today. Really sad to dispose of it; perhaps just better to wait for new-product bugs to disappear (be it manufacturing process or SW or HW itself) to get a mature product at a later stage. Or as I see it now, just wait for a RM3, black & white with a front light, more memory and better screen. No fear of Gallery 3 tech letting you down

Thank you for this in-depth review. I just purchased this device for taking notes, studying (professional development courses) and professional reading (company documents). I haven't received it yet and agree that the price is higher than I would have liked, but look forward to using it daily in my work and personal life. I have a phone and laptop for apps and I like the idea of this not including those, as there are aspects of my work where smart devices are not allowed for safety reasons (distraction). Thank you again. Mine will be under the Christmas tree and I can't wait to open it and start writing. Merry Christmas.

Remarkable paper pro is the first eInk device for notetaking and I have to say it is a great choice ...

Thank you :) It was really helpful.. I had few questions : 1. How is the battery life? -- i am experiencing that its draining fast for me. 2. Did you experience brightness level discrepancies when you use it after its been sleeping.. sometime i have to manually change the levels to get the brightness level to its brightest possible even if its already been there on the highest level from beginning. 3. sometimes marker is failing to type . it happens very sporadically, so not sure if its device's issue or something which i am doing wrong.

Did not notice the refreshes until you mentioned it!

Thank you or such a comprehensive review from your perspective (research, reading, organizing). VERY well done. I’m still deciding on switching from using an iPad for note-taking and this has helped.

Transcript is not searchable - does this review address reading and annotation of scientific PDF articles, and getting these on/ off the device?

4:50 finally a review that highlights how well the screen is matched to bezels. Only device where it comes close, followed by Supernote.

The bigger one could be called Remarkable Scientist :)

thick, heavy, too dark for an anemic front light, resolution low, black is a cyan heavy blue black CMY smear, lousy pen.

You've had it one hundred days, my pre order may arrive Xmas eve,! In Australia.

I fully agree that reMarkable should enable tags to be sorted alphabetically!

Coming from a go 10.3 I really wanted to give the paper pro a shot but after being on my 3rd device, having to replace it for a 4th one because of crazy hardware issues like extreme line wobble and pin holes in the screen I am considering to just ask for a refund. I wish I could have tested the device but I kinda lost faith for the moment. I might come back in a year or so hoping they sorted out their QA by then. (The chance of getting back to back to back faulty devices should be so incredibly low and yet I've read statements from many people they had to go through the same, which leads me to believe it might be a QA issue) - not hating on remarkable btw, just too annoyed at this point as it has caused severe distractions for me, without even using it. I am happy you like it though and got a perfectly working device. I hope I can join the club at some point as well.

thanks for the video - have you already seen the Boox Note Max announcement? (regarding screen size - I'm not a Boox fan, just to mention it)

Curious how would you read books and take notes on RPP? I love using it for articles and academic paper that are short; I annotate and that’s about it; but when it comes to reading non-fiction books its lack of a proper reader app that allows me to take and export notes really makes me wonder if I should return it… wondering how you use it for reading