Paper Pro Bundle – Leather Folio | 11.8’’ Color Display and Reading Light | Includes reMarkable Paper Pro Paper Tablet, Marker Plus Pen, and Book Folio Case in Black Premium Leather

Beautiful hardware with basic software but I absolutely love it. The writing experience is clearly where the development of this device has been focused. The software is basic and there are some annoying quirks and bugs. For example, I have had out of memory errors switching between PDF’s and notebooks (necessitating a restart) and the eraser sometimes does not work when zooming in. This should not happen at this price point. The screen refresh does not bother me but it is clear they have “cheaped out” on choice of processor. Despite all this it excels in what it was designed for. I take copious notes and it has rarely (see above) let me down. The sync is instantaneous and the notebooks created are great. It has a nice tagging system for classifying notes. Battery life is so-so. I have the light switched off and it will get me through a working day but it will need charging regularly. I recommend this (dependent on your use case.) For me it is spot on, but if you want, for example, a Goodnotes feature-laden application, or wide app choice experience you won’t get it. It just focuses on handwritten notes. The handwriting feel is top drawer.

I was a ReMarkable 2 user. I upgraded to the ReMarkable Paper Pro (RPP). ReMarkable are the only paper tablets I've used and this upgrade was well worth it. Amazon's own pay in 3 options really helped as it's well documented just how expensive this product is, but as an avid note taker for work on a daily, hourly basis it's a tool that has saved me countless notebooks (although I'm nowhere near having saved the cost of 2x remarkable devices in saved notebook expense). What it has saved me is storage space and time and effort in organising and finding my notes with the help of tags. Start using tags immediately -finding your notes without them once you're several months in can be a pain. Everything that I wanted to be improved from the RM2 has been upgraded for RPP. Colour and backlight are also well documented and both very delicate yet effective. Less well publicised is the slightly larger screen and the improved detail possible with pen styles and widths. Where the RM2 was prone to blurring and flaring the strokes at the screen edges this one maintains tight and improved detail throughout. While heavier and slightly larger, mine is always desk bound and so remains comfortable to use or rather holding it is never an issue for me. The addition of colour is very good. There are many different types of colour from highlighters to R,G,B, magenta, orange, cyan, yellow, grey... plus shaders which give you different depths and strengths of each colour. Don't expect OLED vibrancy of colour however... The colours are pale, (washed out even) on the RPP's own screen, which is fine for note taking - but they're strong and vibrant once you open your document on PC, phone or tablet screens. There was nothing about this purchase that I regret, but it definitely comes down to the balance of price versus need as it's not cheap.

A very interesting product. A bit of a learning curve to upload documents, I had to look at Youtube videos, but still good. The paper feel is excellent. When drawing the colours are quite faded, very dull,.. so it will be interesting to see what the colours are like when I print. Charged really slow... I mean hours, when connected to my computer.. but, very quick on a basic 20W apple iPhone charger. It has to be said, it's expensive for what it is.

Faulty and only a couple months old

Pros - it’s super easy to use, still feels like you are writing with pencil or pen on real paper. It’s excellent at converting my handwriting to text at the easy press of a button. It looks good and feels like a nice weight. It’s designed well and does exactly what it sets out to. I haven’t worked out all the templates and layers yet but it’s great to use. I like the size and weight of it - it’s like an a4 notepad but feels like a good size and weight. It feels like good quality Cons It is expensive but hopefully time will tell if it’s worth it.

Delivery was easy and perfect (same day) No issues. Attractive packaging aesthetically pleasing. Impressed with the quality although a little heavy I am okay with this as to me it implies good workmanship. However I am not sure it justifies the heavy price tag. Writes nicely although I have only had it for a short while and there is a lot to get your (my) head around (such as the functionality) Would agree with other reviews that the colours are muted if using that option and it does flicker and can be a bit slow but this function doesn't bother me as I am only bothered about the writing experience which is good. I would also agree that the screen is dark without the backlight but not an issue as I use It with the backlight which I suppose will drain the battery quickly. Anyway at the moment I am enjoying my new writing experience very much.

Id been eyeing up colleagues own digital notepads for some time, but wasn't 100% convinced on which make or model I'd want. reMarkable had some great reviews, real feedback & the specs/capabilities ticked the boxes. It's easy to use, it can even translate my worst scrawls into legible text, it's super lightweight, easy to use for notes, drawings and pretty much anything you'd use a traditional paper notebook for. The size is perfect, slips into my laptop case with ease & the magnetic pen is always firmly against the pad, so no scrabbling in the bottom of a bag. The price is a little high, especially when you compare it to a tablet or laptop, but if you're after a digital notepad, I highly recommend this product.

The title of the review is intentionally specific. If you are looking for something that does more than take notes, then you will be disappointed. Fantastic technology, it feels similar to paper and pen. Of courses one could argue that a paper notebook and pen is far cheaper. They are right, but you're not buying this because you can't afford a paper notebook. The build quality is fantastic. Feels solid and premium. There are some occasional issues with the pen not being detected by the tablet. They do seem to be widespread and it is frustrating when it happens as there is no clear way to resolve it. It has only happened a handful of times but as of writing this review it is still not resolved