reMarkable Paper Pro Bundle – Premium Leather | Includes 11.8” reMarkable Paper Tablet, Marker Plus Pen with Eraser, and a Book Folio Cover in Black Leather

Happy with the Remarkable Paper Pro bundle. I still have to navigate it but pleased with its use. I need not carry different notebooks. I love how slim it is

Before I get started, this does not have any office software on it. No Calendar, Mail, or other software. The examples you see in the photos are templates for your notebooks, for you to write on. There are no sounds, alerts, notifications, alarms, ads or anything else. There is no email, text, instant messaging, social media. This device is strictly for reading, writing, annotating, transcribing, whiteboarding, etc. Anything you can do on a dry erase board or a notebook, you can do with this, only you can fit (probably) millions of pages in it. You can have hundreds, maybe thousands of books on it, plus thousands of notes of your own. Sketches etc. But that's it. It doesn't have Netflix or Amazon or Hulu or anything else, other than reading, writing, drawing, highlighting. That's the gist of it. Negatives: 1. It's not purple. I don't like things that aren't purple. 2. No basic shapes, booleans, masking, etc, while drawing. 3. No way to directly pull ebooks from sites like HumbleBundle, Amazon, or other eBook sellers/hosts. Positives: 1. It's got a decent battery. Charges fast enough compared to other devices of similar size, and lasts far longer in most cases. Standby power it lasts WAY longer than my Tab S10 Ultra or My S24 Ultra. 2. The screen is clear enough in the day, and the backlight works well enough at night, I can read or sketch just fine. 3. The draw/highlight colors are limited, not vivid, but clear enough to discern them and use them practically. 4. Great for simple note taking. 5. Writing to Text conversion is -mostly (8/10) accurate. 6. Fantastic for reading, annotating, transcribing, note taking, and manuals. 7. It doesn't have the capability to play games, no browser, no social media, no media at all. Which if I'm honest, is a plus. The kids won't try to steal it all the time, you can use it for work, to air your thoughts, or to work on projects, without the fear that it'll get dropped or spilled on by one of the minions. Unless you put kids books on there, odds are, they probably won't even bother with it except to draw. Make a habit of opening a notebook for them to find. 8. There are templates for planners, to do, calendars, etc. There are no ads, nags, built in "pro" features you have to unlock with a membership, other than storage/cloud sync, I believe. 9. Always on, fast to boot. 10. Honestly great for someone who needs less clutter, more of their own thoughts, and the ability to access information without having to go online for it.

This is a great tool for writers. I enjoy the convenience and simplicity of this tablet to capture meeting notes and it is a good productivity tool that provides focus. The one thing to consider is the price for color. I use color to highlight key points in my materials but others may prefer the monochrome version due to the cost.

Let me first say that the concept behind the product is great. Unfortunately, the new unit I received, that I purchased through Amazon, is defective. I'm sure the people who work at Customer Service at reMarkable are nice people, but the process they have to follow is dysfunctional, at best. I had no less than five exchanges with customer support. They insisted that I send them a video of the problem. Not enough space here to relay the problems with that. I finally get them the a video, and the Customer Service agent agrees what I've been telling them and then directs me to returns.reMarkable.com and guess what............................ I have to upload the video again and explain the problem and include the case number, all of which the "Customer Service" agent (and reMarkable) already had. Does anyone out there think that makes sense. This is supposed to be a technology company, right? They have all the info, agree there's a problem with the device and then they say...." OK, start the whole reporting/return process again." My suggestion - go with the larger iPad and download one of the free note taking apps. As far as the device itself goes, if you are still thinking of buying one, there is no need to go for the reMarkable Paper Pro. It's supposed to be a color device, but in all honesty, the colors are poor, at best. Check back and I'll let you know how the actual return goes and if the replacement unit is any better. I'm not very optimistic. UPDATE: Heard from reMarkable and they CANCELLED my claim saying they need more information. This company and their product are dysfunctional

Saved for awhile to be able to get this and it has not disappointed! I wanted something to help with sermon prep at church and it has been such a big help without having to use a bunch of regular paper!

I purchased this for my classes. It offers a lot of conveniences, but not enough to justify the price. Would've been nice if the pen had a clicking feature that cycled through font presets to make note taking faster and more intuitive on this. Don't get me wrong, I like using it and when I'm writing notes on regular paper, I find myself reflexively trying to erase mistakes or get other things to happen that can only occur on tablets lol.

First of all, this is NOT a tablet that you might be used to. It has no browser, no apps. It is a dedicated device to facilitate a unique style of writing into paper, but wait, it is not paper, it is e-paper, but it feels like paper. It is a color device and this technology has some limitations when compared to a black and white eNotebook: It has to refresh more often and it is a bit darker when there is no backlight. But it has colors, and this is a capability that is not present in a black and white device, by definition. The constant refresh will stay there forever, and one gets use to it, but Remarkable responded to the users and released a new beta firmware that enhances the backlite, enough for me to decide to keep this device. I was concerned with the lack of brightness, but this new firmware really solved it, to the point I do not use it on the maximum setting anymore. All in all, my first eNotebook is a Remarkable Paper Pro, and I am very happy with my choice. I considered the Remarkable 2, as well as other brands such as SuperNote and Boox. The color, look and feel, and the entire writing experience steered me towards the Remarkable Paper Pro.

Works like pen on paper, visible in dim light with back lighting.