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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.
The Paper Pure is the back-to-basics entry in ReMarkable’s 2026 lineup, sitting right under the more expensive, back-lit Paper Pro. This 10.3-inch monochrome tablet is essentially a digital version of a high-end legal pad. It’s just about as slim and light, weighing 0.79 pounds and thin enough to carry easily in your backpack. Don’t mistake this for one of the best iPads or best Android tablets, as it has no color, web browser, and perhaps most importantly, no backlight. Because of that, you’ll need to be in a well-lit room or other light source to see what you’re doing. I’ll expand on this la
I’m a keyboard warrior, but the ReMarkable Paper Pure’s tactile feel is making me want to start handwriting again…The naming convention changed from the simple numbers ReMarkable used for its earlier models to one that matches ReMarkable's more recent digital notebooks, the ReMarkable Paper Pro and the ReMarkable Paper…
…I wrote the above a full week before news broke reMarkable was slashing its workforce and firing CEO Phil Hess. According to Norway's E24 , reMarkable has faced dwindling demand and rising…
…The company is best known for the ReMarkable 2 and the color-enabled Paper Pro . Now, it is releasing the ReMarkable Paper Pro, which is effectively a spiritual successor of the ReMarkable…
…Then again, the Boox Note Air5 C costs AU$919 in Australia and its Android-based operating system makes this colour digital notebook far more versatile than either its Kindle or reMarkable…
