reMarkable Essentials Bundle - Leather Folio | reMarkable 2 Paper Tablet | Black and White 10.3'' Writing Tablet, Marker Plus Pen with Built-in Eraser and Book Folio Case in Black Premium Leather

Five stars? Four stars? I think after using the device for a bit what I'm realizing is that it can be a useful tool in my arsenal, but also I can't expect it to solve all my problems. Sometimes in meetings, typing notes on a laptop is frowned upon - I can use a notebook and transcribe later or find another path. The ReMarkable seems to work well as a middle ground. Writing notes by hand, and then converting later seems to work pretty well -- 95% -- whether I'm using ChatGPT or doing conversion via the device itself. I still need to verify the conversion either way but it's much faster than transcribing my notes. The weight of the device is excellent, so much lighter than my iPad Pro. There isn't a backlight, nor is there color, but I haven't found that I need either of those things. Writing is clear and the device is responsive and not laggy at all. The screen refresh is something you get used to and not detrimental to enjoyment of the device -- you slowly grow to understand what actions will result in a refresh, and expect it. Battery life is amazing, of course.

This e-ink tablet is amazing, distraction free, paper like feel, and a very premium build. Remarkable did a great job in building their tablets. However for me it is very expensive, nearly $500 for a e-ink notepad and only a notepad is a bit too much and I can only recommend this to a very select few people that I know. This is not for everybody and please do your research before purchasing, there are plenty of videos and reviews on this out there. I am going to return this and see if I can get a used one for cheaper.

This is one of the best ways to organize your notes, and keep them in one place. Absolutely a game changer.

Received this yesterday and started playing around with it. So far, it's pretty impressive. I installed the Remarkable2 app on my phone as well, so I can sync them and if I'm at the grocery store, furniture store, or anywhere, I can still open the documents from my Remarkable2 and don't have to carry it around w/ me all the time. It's easy to use. Setup is easy, but wouldn't say it's totally straight-forward. Takes some time to figure a few things out, but then, what tech doesn't have a bit of a learning curve. As of now, the only thing I can say that isn't great (could be my poor handwriting) is the convert handwriting to text option. I created a list in my handwriting and it converted about half of it and got a few things wrong. I am going to play around w/ this feature and see what I need to do in order to convert 100% of my handwriting. I haven't messed w/ any of the other competitors, but know someone who has the Boox notepad. They like it, but said if the Remarkable was the same price as the Boox, he would have preferred the Remarkable.

I have researched the death out of tablets with paper-like feel for years. I finally pulled the trigger on the Re-Markable as it appears to be the best product out there. I am not disappointed.

I purchased the reMarkable tablet expecting a premium experience in digital note-taking. Unfortunately, it has turned out to be the most regrettable tech purchase I have ever made. This is due to both the faulty product and the cumbersome, disappointing customer support that followed. The core issue: Shortly after I began using my reMarkable 2, I discovered that parts of the screen were completely unresponsive to the stylus. It made handwriting frustrating and the device essentially unusable for the main reason I bought it. I reported this to reMarkable support, who processed a warranty claim and approved a return. The warranty replacement experience: Following all their instructions, including resetting, carefully packaging, printing DHL labels, and shipping internationally from the US to Hong Kong, I finally received a replacement. To my surprise, this was a refurbished unit. Even worse, it had the exact same unresponsive screen problem. After weeks of effort and waiting, I was back at square one. The accessories disappointment: It became even more frustrating. I had mistakenly included my original stylus and folio in the return. At first, reMarkable insisted that according to their policy, these would not be returned or replaced. This effectively meant they would keep my accessories without compensation. After multiple emails, they eventually agreed to process replacements. But even then, they sent me a lower version of the stylus than the one I originally purchased. This was an unacceptable downgrade considering I paid for the higher-end accessory. Months later, still no value from my purchase: To this day, I have never been able to properly use my reMarkable for the purpose I bought it, which was reliable handwritten notes. Between defective units and a drawn-out, poorly coordinated support process, I have ended up losing time, money, and still do not have a device that performs its basic function. Why am I posting this? I am sharing this not just to caution other potential buyers, but also to prompt reMarkable to take this seriously. If you stand by your product and your promise of a “paper-like experience,” you should also stand by your customers when things go wrong by providing fully functional replacements and by ensuring your support teams do more than quote policy. Perhaps I was simply unlucky. However, the entire ordeal has left me regretting this purchase and unable to recommend it to anyone.

The reMarkable 2 Paper Tablet has transformed my note-taking experience - I've completely replaced paper and notebooks with this one device. It's a game-changer, allowing me to create workbooks, jot sheets, and folders to keep everything organized efficiently. The ability to email notes to myself and convert handwritten notes to typed pages adds a whole new level of productivity and convenience. This tablet has become an indispensable tool in my daily life.

It does what it says it does. It also has a problem with magnets. The pen has a magnet in the body so it can stick to the edge of the tablet. The case that comes with it also has some magnets. This wouldn't be an issue if the writing accuracy was unaffected by magnets. As it turns out, the device has an issue with the screen where if you lay the pen on it, or you place it next to a laptop or something that can create even a minor magnetic field, the accuracy of the device will suffer. What I mean when I say accuracy is that when you place the tip of your pen to the screen to write, the lines will be offset from the tip of the pen. This doesn't bother everyone, but it affects every device since they are all the same. You can find the points where the magnetism exists by using a ruler as a guide to draw your lines. Doing this, you can see how distorted the lines are. Again, the only reason this isn't a 1 star review is because the device still functions for me and I can get around it, but I'm trying to practice writing kanji and the inaccuracy annoys me to no end. If I knew this device would have this issue, I would not have bought it. This is a design flaw and as far as I'm concerned, they should be the ones to remedy this with a replacement device without such a flaw. I cannot recommend the purchase of this device with this issue existing. How they didn't see this coming is beyond me. It is completely natural for someone to lay the pen on the surface of the screen, yet doing so will magnetize it and affect the accuracy of writing. For that reason alone, I think the build quality is effectively garbage. I would love it if not for this one issue. As proof, I drew a bunch of lines on my device using a ruler. The lines inside the loop are generally fine, but the ones outside of it aren't straight even though I used a guide. You can fix this with a demagnetizer apparently. Just take the tablet out of the case, remove the pen, and demagnetize the screen. You can buy a blue here on Amazon to do the job. After you do it, if you're careful about other devices and such, you shouldn't have any issues further.

The item didnt switched on Its not charging Asked for return

Just as adverstized!

i QUITE RECORMEND IT FOR ANY ONE WHO LOVE WRISTING AND IS TIRED OF CARRYING PAPERS AROUND. IT MAKES WRITING FLEXIBLE, DURABLE AND HISTORICA

Superbe merci

Sono un professionista della salute mentale. Che dire, prodotto eccellente. Fine di spreco carta. Remarcable 2 plus sicuro, facile utilizzo e finalmente mai più carica di borse e cartelle!!!! Tornassi indietro lo avrei da anni. Io ho la versione più avanzata. Direi x la mia necessità professionale la migliore.