This devices should be considered by schools as the only gadget allowed to be brough by students.

Dosent the rpp have a contrast filter when you need better text quality?

Did you have a chance to compare RM vs supernote ? Thank you for great review

Thanks for making these efforts, your attention to detail is appreciated.

Thanks for your viewpoints and perspectives. Would also love to see and hear your thoughts on ai tools as well. And at 60yrs old I second the eyes lol 🤓

I can understand that some people need a focus device. As far as I am concerned I dont need it. I want to carry a minimal amount of electronic devices. Adding another tablet to just take notes is not what I am looking for. Is this a vast improvement of Gallery screens is up to your own opinion and the price for this device is not eye-catching to say the least. Thank you for your point of view.

I forgot to say that the marker plus as a marker is fantastic. The touch feeling the texture the eraser in top. As a single one stylus is the maybe the best pencil around. Just one pencil cannot do all the jobs of many others. The writing lag is non existent is a great pen. I just need to have many more other options. And finally the blue book folio is absolutely amazing. Some stuff and some packaging is better than Apple. I want to give credit to these people because they tried a lot. Is just the contrast of the screen and the inherent limitations in this screen technology that make their work much difficult.

I received mine today after work and I used only at night. The writing feeling is better than I expected given that it has a glass screen but still I prefer the plastic screen of remarkable one. Is much more better than the iPad feeling because it has some kind of amortisation on the tip. But still is a bit slippery for my taste. Not the screen but the screen tip combination since my remarkable one is kind of slippery with the original tip as well. But if I use a Wacom stadler stylus the filling is much better for me something I cannot do in this device. The front like I do not like at all as in the eink device in general. Is so unnatural to me and cannot compare with using iPad in the dark, no way. Especially the oled one. I did not use it at day yet where I expect this device to shine but I was a bit underwhelmed by the screen. This technology has severe limitations. Many of scanned pdfs are unreadable completely. There is no way this device to replace an iPad is a complimentary device at best. Nevertheless, the colour although unimpressive is absolutely necessary for academic work. I was reading my PhD that had some diagrams in colour and it is a must to have some indicative colours to understand what is really happening in these simulations. The black and white pallete is completely insufficient to portray the results of my work. Also I am bit tired after work so need to access better the situation tomorrow. But a bit disappointed at first test.

Over priced for what it does.

Are you in Switzerland? I ordered 2 days ago, tbey say they will deliver by 19tb October so far

Yet another Remarkable sponsored video. The results here could have been produced and bettered on any Android tablet.

Its amazing how kaleido 3 looks like a black ans white one compare to a gallery 3....

2 minutes in this video shows exactly why remarkable pro is the best choice for academics right now in the eink space. Seeing all these textbook covers in colour is really something special. They look so dull in black and white in my remarkable one. of course look colourful in my iPad but is much pleasing to see them in colour in an eink device. I might compromise also on the glass because I start to realise that the glass is needed for the front light. But still I find not using passive Wacom stylus almost a deal breaker for me. My remarkable 1 stylus is not working any more without this being my fault but I do not care so much since I have 4 other Wacom stylus to do the job. This cannot happen with remarkable pro. If the pen is not working you need to order from them another one and until you receive it you cannot take any more notes. And it is not a pencil that is readily available like Apple Pencil for example. Nevertheless, my pro is shipped and I am receiving it this week. So excited!!

And yet I'm waiting for my shipment email, ordered on Sept 4th ;)

When you need to zoom in on a pdf to read particularly small print or a detail in an image, I wonder if the screen refresh is a LOT more bothersome than simply turning a page. Especially compared to the Boox which has multiple refresh speed options specifically included to mitigate such issues with moving images, for example when reading a webpage. As a visually impaired person the fluidity and ease of pinch zooming like on a normal tablet is pretty important.

Vielen Dank für dieses Video! Es hilft mir zu entscheiden, ob ich das Paper Pro wirklich haben will. Die Größe ist toll, die Implementierung einer sanften Beleuchtung ohne die Dicke des Geräts zu erhöhen, die tolle Latenz... alles großartig. Aber dass das Schwarz nicht wirklich schwarz ist, dass der Bildschirm beim Einsatz von Farbe jedes Mal flackert, dass der Bildschirm grauer als der vom RM2, das ich nutze, ist, lässt mich zweifeln, ob ich ein Farb-Eink-Display möchte. Ich würde es so gerne mögen...

The only thing I am worried about is pixelated writing: I am planning to write in horizontal mode and then read in vertical, how do little letters look? For example having multiple indices like a_ij = v_i^k b_kj. Is rapidly zooming in and out a smooth process?

The screen size is the silent deal maker for remarkable. I keep picking the RMPP up in preference over my Go 10.3 but I’m not really sure why, lol. Some part of my brain obviously prefers it.

Remarkable should have neoreader like boox have

I have the Boox Note Air 3C and have ordered the Remarkable Pro. I have a use case scenario for both.

For a better comparison with the iPad Pro you should have turned the backlight of the reMarkable Pro on.

Did you notice this point from your testing : reading or writing on the RM PP for some time, on particular page, while not disabling or keep the screen turned on - then some period of not touching the device, say 5minutes OR 10minutes, and then if pressing on the device , next page or something , the screen simply does not respond , I mean , there is some period of "freeze", after those previous period of inactivity?

This "post-rendering" (for example, for Blue) is strange...But it is somehow reminding me the "Full Refresh" button and "automatic Full Refresh" on Boox or other devices (than RM). As you have also mentioned, when we draw in Blue or Red, during drawing until we lift the stylus, we Do see already the line in Blue or Red, and when we lift the stylus, those "post-rendering" simply flickering the same line, which is already Blue or Red, into again the same Blue or Red : ) This kinda has no sense from the aside...but maybe it has some technical sense for RM - but honestly - why would you do that (that "post-rendering" that way... ), Remarkable ??? :)

Loving these videos as i wait for mine to ship. Thank you!

Amazing video thank you

As a uni student with an iPad pro and a Mac, I'm now seriously considering to invest in one of these to save my eyesight 🥲 I can't stand staring at the screen for like 12 hours a day any more......

I would like it more with black and white screen 300ppi , backlight and faster processor/ram

If you want to compare screens just put them síde by side with the same distance from the window😅

Missing side by side comparison with the Boox device with Kaleido 3 showing colors. Was hoping to see the same file of your colored document shown side by side with Boox.

thank you. im a new subscriber to your channel.

These look stunning but expensive

Can you only annotate content made on the device? Does it allow downloading and annotation of books? Or is it just PDFs that can be annotated?

I wish newspapers like NYTimes could be delivered to the remarkable automatically every day

I agree 100%. I’ve been waiting for something like this. The only problem is you can’t view textbook displayed only online that can’t be downloaded like Bookshelf textbooks.

How do you get these books and textbooks in PDF version since this doesn’t support kindle or other apps ?

Wieder ein super Video. Könntest du vielleicht mal noch eine Seite mit Text und Bild im Auto-Modus unter die Linse nehmen? Wendet das RMPP den Kontrastfilter automatisch nur auf Textbereiche an oder geht das nur jeweils für die ganze Seite?

It would be really interesting if they could improve the colour filter to a third setting: partial, so that it would be only enabled for what it detects to be text, and disabled for the pictures. Then you would have the advantages of both. I mean, if you have a book with lots of pictures and text, then you might need to switch the colour filter setting a lot in order to comfortably read and watch the pictures as well.

I used a Bigme Galy eReader for about a year. While it had its advantages, such as decent performance, it also had some drawbacks, including short battery life and a small display size. I am particularly impressed with the 11.8" display of the RMPP eReader. However, it has some limitations: - It does not support CBR/CBZ, FB2, Mobi, DOCX, RTF, PPTX, or DJVU formats. - There are no flexible color settings. - It does not run on Android. Ideally, I would like an 11.8" eReader with the Gallery 3, but with Android functionality.

you just showing the magnified static pages, which is not the critical factor of readability, e ink has been around long time and definitely alright for static page quality. The biggest readability issue is when flipping the page quickly, the flickering and refreshing shadow is terrible unfortunately you are not stressing this enough. Avoid the biggest issue, and only show the not so critical point which is the mature tech that exist long time ago, even the oldest e ink reader are good enough. In conclusion, sharpness, text quality are not main factors to even worth discussing.

This is very helpful, keep up the great work!

Agree, as a student reading modern textbooks requires color. Writing Notes for lecture is amplified by using colors. The larger size, as close to A4 size the better for textbooks, that way the rest is reasonable. If I wanted to read a novel, is use a smaller device like Kindle..

Funally someone understands tge academics. Also most of my ebooks are in PDF firmat, so I even regret not havi g bought an A4 reader.

All eink enthusiasts have invested in a kindle library one way or another. any ereader w/o the option to install kindle kobo or comixology is a joke in 2024

Your tests are on pdf books, I assume, what about books in e-pub, have you looked at those? I read on Onyx Max 3 13.3" screen but when out and about an Onyx Poke 6" fits snugly in a shirt pocket. The larger screen accommodates pdf very easily but my favourite format is e-pub. The front light on tablets stresses my eyes hence my choice for eink and my preference is for text only anyway and which is the norm for my reading interests. Your observations are very interesting.

Thank you very much for your videos on the RMPP. Highly appreciated. Can you say a little about the annotation capabilities when reading PDF's. I have a Supernote and love it! But the form factor, the color display, and the key folio is making me consider this device! I'm wondering if the RMPP is as good as the supernote when it comes to working with PDF files (annotation tools, commenting, note taking while reading, digest etc). Could you say a little about this? Thank you for your time and effort. It is highly appreciated!

This is yet another great video in your video series on the RMPP. I know I was one of the people who asked about the actual effect of the contract filter, and I thank you very much for taking the time to set up the illustration.

For me it's not suitable to e-reader, because the lack of DRM support that is required by many e-books 😥

I just can’t get past the grainy, aliased text. Even larger devices like the Tab X and Quaderno aren’t this bad, despite having lower DPI. I can only put it down to the colour tech I guess.

Excellent video. Agreed with your points and this is why I ordered immediately the remarkable pro from the first day. But as you said the bigger the screen the better. An A4 size device would be even better not because 11.8 is not enough for a reading a paper but a bigger screen with split screen mode can have two pages side by side. Is like having a textbook open and see two pages the same time in landscape mode. And As I said also to my previous comment I do not like the glass screen approach for various reasons that I explained before, a plastic screen like remarkable one or Fujitsu quaderno would be preferable to me. And finally if you have Wacom emr technology you can use many different stylus which is more close to reality. A paper is agnostic of the stylus. Any pen or pencil writes on the paper and there is no best solution but many different ones. I have a preference for a mechanical pencil but sometimes I enjoy a ballpoint pen or something else. Versatility in shapes and tips. To have a tablet and 20 different styluses. Finally, I find only acceptable the mechanical pencil mode in my remarkable one. All other modes seem very jittery to me and the lines are not smooth enough. The mechanical pencil mode just hides that cleverly because the line is not filled properly. There is a limitation with remarkable one with that respect and I am not sure if it is specific to the remarkable or applies to all eink devices. I think onyx boox refresh and makes the line smoother afterwards. Is this a low resolution problem or intrinsic in the technology i do not know. Let’s see.

excellent video!!