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reMarkable is a line of e-ink tablets designed for handwritten notes and document reading, with models including reMarkable Paper and Paper Pro.
Considering the price and everything it offers, the Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) is very easy to recommend. If you want the absolute best note-taking experience and that's the only thing you care about in one of these devices, you may still find better value in something like a ReMarkable. And if you want a e-reader and nothing else, then most Kindle devices are still significantly cheaper. But Boox combines an e-reader and a note-taking tablet into one, and adds on to it by giving you full app support for whatever else you need. And it does so at a lower price than its main competitor for note-takin
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