Remarkable 2 In-Depth Review - Notebooks, Hardware, The Pen Types, Eraser, Screen and Summary

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Okay! So we’re finally talking about the hardware, some more of the software. This is the third and final instalment in the Remarkable Review and honestly as much as I’m loved reviewing Remarkable I have to say that I’m excited to move on to some other tech.
Remarkable 2 is a really phenomenal device, but as I keep saying, I feel that the drawbacks make it something wait for and anticipate instead of something to divert your workflow into.
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[@HarrietDavies94]

thanks for the vids, i’ve really enjoyed watching these reviews. i’ve owned my remarkable for a couple of weeks and it’s definitely got its drawbacks but it’s just so nice to use! i love the way writing feels and having an all in one device for school and journalling that’s distraction free has been amazing. have you looked at the supernote devices by any chance? the a6x size was really tempting but didn’t seem practical for my student needs but the table of contents and software features are a bit more refined that remarkables

[@benjaminbutcher]

Ahh! haha i actually have it on my list to review! I'm VERY excited to do so. 😁 thx for the reccomendation and thanks for watching!

[@MooreThanaPodcast]

Great video. I'm buying mine today. I've been mildly entertained by the back and forth I've witnessed with different adopters of different products bashing this device. My bottom line is this, the rM2 is very specific in what I need it for. Notes, thoughts and general writing. All of the "bells and whistles" that are features on other competitive devices are things I already have devices for. I don't need this for eReading, I have a Kobo, I don't need access to Google Play Store, I have a Pixel 6 Pro. People are just too caught up in the semantics and don't allow themselves to just enjoy the choices they've made and celebrate those who may have made others.

[@benjaminbutcher]

Thank you for commenting. It really helps. Haha! This is such a thoughtful response! What are you doing in the comments section??? lol. Honestly, as a standalone device it really is magical. Thanks for watching!

[@MooreThanaPodcast]

@@benjaminbutcher That's funny. When I saw I'd be first, I wanted to make sure to say something positive and encouraging before the volatile comments got started. It's like a war with these people who adopt different brands. As far as the device on topic, I am looking forward to the simplistic nature of note taking. I tried using my Microsoft Surface (with surface pen) and even though it's doable, I was not a fan of the device going nuclear and burning my hands every time. Keep up the good work and I'll drop by once I receive my device! Cheers.