Hi All

I’m currently researching the digital paper tablet market. As a fellow enthusiast of digital note-taking and reading technology, I’m exploring the idea of creating a new product that could serve as an alternative to the reMarkable.

I’d love to get your thoughts on a few aspects:

Pricing: Do you feel that the reMarkable tablet is priced appropriately for what it offers? If not, what would you consider a fair price point for a similar product?

Features & Functions: Are there additional features or functions you wish your reMarkable had? This could be anything from software capabilities to hardware improvements.

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Likes & Preferences: What aspects of the reMarkable do you especially enjoy?

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And of course, any other feedback or suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated.

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Thank you so much in advance for your time and for sharing your valuable opinions.

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  • 1toomanyat845@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    For all those who downvoted this you must be either RM staff or guzzled that Koolaid. RM is a very nice looking device. It has very nice integration with the laptop. I like that it has infinite scroll. I think it’s overpriced once you add all the accessories, but device units own earns its money. It has a place in the e-ink market just as all the other devices do. Each one excels at something different, it depends on what you need it for. The RM has no organizational capabilities other than basic “save this here”. The Boox is all singing all dancing b&w android tablet. The Supernote excels at organization IF you choose to use it. It’s simple to make titles, headings, keywords, links that makes things as organized as much or as little as you need. But, it’s white plastic and looks like it’s right out of a Grade 6 backpack and their “sync” software is pretty thin, but you CAN save exported PDF to a USB-C drive to backup anywhere. I have a Supernote that I used for Uni and grad school. I could not have used a RM2 for taking those kinds of nested notes. Now that I am done though, when talking to clients I will strictly need folders and files/notes in those folders so I’m getting an RM2. MyDeepGuide on YouTube will teach you tons.