One year of using the reMarkable 2 - don't buy, before watching this long term review

[@johnjones3813]

An e-notebook that doesn't come with a pen is like buying a car that doesn't come with tires. And a monthly fee for basic syncing? What an insult.

[@zachwilson6119]

The fact the pen doesn't come with the remarkable 2 itself is a huge L 🤦‍♂

[@johnjones3813]

100% agreed.

[@Jinkypigs]

That and the subscription paywall....

[@kuhaniresti]

Maybe they have a combo pack, there are reasons why manufacturers selling them separately.

[@GREYFLWRMUSIC]

@@Jinkypigs yeah subscription paywall is the worst thing about it. It's as outdated as sending your notes to yourself via email. The reMarkable would have been remarkable in like 2001, tho

[@cheefussmith9380]

@@kuhaniresti what are those reasons?

[@thomasraven]

The monthly fee is a deal breaker for me, as is the ridiculous fact that they charge extra for the pen. This is a device segment that could be great, but this company seems to have been too focused on profits.

[@DavidDistracto]

Yea, I've been on the bubble about buying one and this really influenced me away from it. Maybe the next generation?

[@abdulazizabdunasimov8978]

Typical Apple approach

[@studiosinger]

It appears the company in Sweden contracted with a China business to take care of all of its issues.

[@sophiagonzales8974]

@@pmf822 I find it stupid that Dropbox only 2gb free storage at least Google Drive has more but storing books with some pics and comics are going to be hasty, I'd rather that they make the free storage at least 10

[@channelnovocal]

@@studiosinger but the Sweden company makes the business decision, and probably didn't pay much for whoever it outsources.

[@NorseNoahJ]

REMARKABLE video on the product. I was considering this as a note taking replacement to my Surface device. Your in depth review has changed my mind and you answered literally every question I had about the product. Well done.

[@leonardduport9122]

What alternative did you find to the surface? Finding it too big to take university notes. A samsung tab?

[@KristoVaher]

This saved me a purchase. These issues would seriously annoy me. Thank you! If reMarkable 3 won't come with Kindle support and better export of notes, it won't ever be used by me other than as a brief novelty.

[@Sam-Slam]

I appreciate a video that evaluates the product after a fair trial period. Given that you have used this item for 1 year adds complete credibility and that is obvious from your remarks. I've been going back and forth about the Onyx Boox for a couple months now. This video came at a great time for me. So, thank you. And I have to agree with T HOFF on your Dutch accent, it reminded me so strongly of my Dad who came to Canada from Enschede when he was 17 years old. My Mom always said, "Wooden Shoes, Wooden Head, Wooden Listen" Ah...but he was a good man.☺

[@lyssamenhart89]

I might be the only one who's decided to buy this based on your video. I want it simply take notes in university. Nothing else. I just want to replace paper without needing to type on my laptop. I don't need them to be moved to the cloud or anything, just a simple device to write on and store my notes.

[@Jinkypigs]

Even then there are better alternatives that are cheaper.

[@jillpatton5832]

Love the idea of the reMarkable2. My challenge is that I move between paper note-taking and typing on my computer, and I'm interested in being able to move more fluidly between these note-taking styles - plus have less paper floating around generally. But I think I will wait til 1) integration with other office tools improves, 2) price comes down. Agree that it's a bit bogus to sell the marker separately. Thanks for the review!

[@andieluke1366]

I got my Microsoft Surface Pro 4 for exactly that purpose. Granted, it's not e-ink, and you write on glass surface, but it's been a godsend. Still running great almost six years later.

[@CourtneyEaton-j2k]

They have a keyboard folio you can type on

[@PoliteTia]

Me too

[@AshimaArora_]

Thank you , this could not come for better time for me . It's really an eye opener . Skipping it for now , maybe a new version of it would be better at integrating with modern day services.

[@Silirion]

Not so Much the device itself, rather the set-up of How the software works and How it syncs with Google Drive and Dropbox. Its creates pdf-files when you transfer docs to storage which cant be recovered as reMarkable files to be worked on again. And to acces either drive or dropbox costs you the subfee

[@oanabanana7873]

My thoughts exactly. For that amount of money, i would at least want different highlighter colours 😅

[@chrisdotdash5154]

Yeah same. I was super stoked to buy this and this was really the only more negative/critical review. I’ll keep digging.

[@MarkVletter]

*Longer written review* Is that all you can say about the device? No, an in-depth review can be found here: EN: www.voys.co/blog/long-term-review-remarkable-2-buy-or-pass/ NL: www.voys.nl/weblog/long-term-review-remarkable-2-kopen-of-niet/ *The alternative* I got some questions via Twitter and in the reactions about the alternative I was mentioning. It's the Onyx Boox Note Air 2, which is based on Android. That means it does have an app store and a bookstore and does work with your favorite sync service like Pocket. The Supernote A5x is also advised in the comments by Don who added some nice thoughts. *Chapters* 00:00 reMarkable2 intro 00:23 The true price of the reMarkable 00:43 Which pen/stylus to choose 01:10 Getting stuff on your reMarkable 02:04 Reading, annotation and highlights 02:44 Taking notes 03:17 Drawing 03:35 Does the reMarkable 2 suck? 04:23 The competition

[@viifedi]

Good day Mark, I was going to get a Remarkable 2 for my wife who has to go through a huge amount documents daily, comment and interact with several colleagues on various issues. It would be easier to have access to her emails on the same device and be able move all annoted documents across her notebook and smartphone. All her systems are Apple. Which of the options mentioned in your review video is most suitable? I am open to other options

[@johnjones3813]

@@viifedi An iPad is clearly what is needed for this use case. An eink device will drive you up the wall in this scenario.

[@johnjones3813]

Problem with Supernote, they've been unable to ship all year, with no end in sight.

[@krissypoo7097]

Can you us remarkable for drawing and art or just writing

[@juliavolpe4291]

Onyx book reviews

[@minghonsiu]

I love how clear and opinionated you are. I am glad your verdict wasn’t one of those “it depends” kind of verdicts. Thank you.

[@jefferylegere]

you really skipped passed the fact that they are charging you 8euros a month to access free services. what exactly are you paying for?

[@alexkay4170]

Great review, thanks for the honesty and getting to the point without talking unnecessarily long just to break the 10 minutes barrier

[@FranciscoFeliz-t8h]

Thanks for the honest review - not often you see people take the long-term perspective when creating these reviews for us looking for real information on the product

[@MiroslavJoler]

I enjoyed your review for the fact that you managed to accentuate several good points about the devices in a concise way through fair and straight comments on its pros and cons, all within 5 minutes.

[@EeveeFlipnoteStudios]

Good review. I’m a writer-artist and I’ve been looking for a tablet/enotebook that does exactly what this tablet does. I don’t want any other features, I just want a notebook that is digital so I don’t have to go through so many chunky notebooks for different purposes. My workstyle is to sketch and make quick drawing drafts alongside my writing, so the built in drawing software actually looks perfect to me. It replicates the experience of sketching with nothing but a black ink pen, and that’s what I need on a notebook. But the price doesn’t include a pen or cloud integration which makes it seem overpriced for what it does. In fairness, I know the original model used to be $600-700 so $400 for the 2 is a respectable cut. I think I’ll still hold off on buying given the information you shared, and wait for a new model. Or possibly a new brand that does what reMarkable does, but I doubt it, it’s too niche haha None of the competitors interest me since I am not looking for an ereader.

[@Salisbury2015]

Very helpful and honest review. Thank you. I'm looking at the Remarkable, but some of the downsides were not so apparent until I saw this review. I'll take a look at the ONYX book as well.

[@ThomasHoffDE]

Great honest review. Love that dutch accent btw - reminds me of my days in Europe. I want to get an e-Ink device, but can't see it replacing my OneNote / Suface and iPad workflow. Pens with colors, highlighter and the incredible search and synch capabilities of OneNote make it impossible for me to take this big step back.

[@TheSharmanova]

After dozens of reviews over the years yours was easily the most helpful and insightful. Thx.

[@kutijuice3]

This review is the first honest review I’ve found. Thank you.

[@brentrossen]

Great review. I would have tried it already if there wasn’t a monthly fee for syncing. I find that fee insulting.

[@miguelangelromeroarias]

Hi Mark, The content of your review is great, especially the parts about: -how much do the different types of pens cost -how to send articles using the Google Chrome extension But, if I would be able to suggest a possible missing on your vid is the following: When you talk about the layer on top of the document, it will help you see your screen on the 'remarkable' to understand what you refer to. Apart from that, your review is really helpful. Congrats!

[@John-ep9kx]

A fair review which i would agree with. Unfortunately our IT Dept said I couldn't use it and provided an iPad pro instead. So now my granddaughter is loving the experience of using it.

[@Binnziboy]

The subscription lost me on this.

[@johndumpling1896]

Seems like it would suit my usecase. I get easily distracted, thus I don't want any apps. I prefer downloading books on my computer and then putting them on the device, rather than having a store directly on the device. It seems like it's good enough for sketches and note-taking, the UI and UX looks great. I hate the subscribtion model, but I wouldn't need any features that the subscribtion provides. And it's beautifully designed, although a bit expensive.

[@johndumpling1896]

@Marius As a perfectionist, there are some small issues (mostly related to some design decisions), but it is the second best option if I decided to skip the Remarkable.

[@TheBJW88]

The onyx boox is great; I have one. Having a backlight was the big difference for me. However, I still feel I need a larger tablet for the purposes I would use it for. In the future, the perfect tablet will come by.

[@jaedonklb603]

Was looking for a comment that was able to translate what the hell the other thing he was saying. Sounded like he kept saying ongshbook and judging by that segment being the most replayed, I think other people might have also been trying to figure that out

[@JochebedKoanting]

He spoke for one or two seconds and I immediately looked at his name to conform what I heard. And yep, he's Dutch. I recognize Dutch accents anytime. My native language is Dutch and I'm from Suriname, South America.

[@remygallardo7364]

As a hobbyist artist I would say that even though this is nowhere near as robust as obviously a dedicated drawing tablet experience could offer and definitely will never hold a candle to the star that is an iPad, that is not at all it's function or intention. I find the Remarkable 2 to be an excellent sketching companion as if I was carrying around a sketch pad and using pen or pencil to practice perspective and other random doodles. The Remarkable 2 did wonders for me because I would carry several notebooks with me in a messenger bag for fiction work, mental health, practical notes, journaling, and a sketch book. All of these were completely consolidated into a single, sleek, lightweight and very cozy tablet that has been worth every penny.

[@RapidBlindfolds]

Good, fair, impartial review. Thank you

[@jihedjaouabi7623]

Honest review, not like the others who felt more like paid ads. Keep it up.

[@cannonpalms4249]

As a software engineer - you can also communicate with the device via ssh, which means it's easy to sync documents without any application or extension - it's trivial to strip DRM from e-books, so this absolutely isn't a limitation

[@CJo582]

I realize I am a year late, but a 2024 goal I have was to obtain a tool for journaling/note taking/organization/planning in my personal life. Cannot thank you enough for the in-depth review and comparison to the Onyx Boox, a product I had never heard of prior to today. Now, if you will please excuse me, I'm going to go search your channel for an Onyx Boox Review! PS: love your accent.

[@heavysystemsinc.]

You know there's pc and mac software to get everything on and off the remarkable, right? The real downer to the machine is how they introduced/'upgraded' to subscription service after many of us bought the device and are now basically waiting for the sunset provision to come into effect where the machine we bought is no longer the one we own without paying ransom subscription. That said, your artist friends maybe weren't looking at the remarkable as what it is for an artist: an infinite sketchbook. It's not designed for finalized drawing, just like it's not designed to be a typewriter or desktop publishing, it's for notes and notes for a writer is the same thing as sketching for an artist.

[@JfDamiano]

So I can put ebooks on it if I wanted to? Sorry if it's obvious from what you said I just want to be sure. That's the what will help make my decision of buying it.

[@heavysystemsinc.]

@@JfDamiano It accepts epub and pdf but not kindle stuff.

[@danaroberts4382]

Question- I am a tax accountant. I want to move a scanned PDF from my desktop computer to the Remarkable, mark it up, then send it back to my computer with my checkmarks/notes. Can I do that with the Remarkable? Thanks!

[@heavysystemsinc.]

​@danaroberts4382 yes. That's one of its main features.

[@danaroberts4382]

@@heavysystemsinc. Thank you! I have now received the Remarkable and really like it. I can do exactly what I asked about.

[@baderalhousainy]

I was super ready to get one but glad that i came across you video, i did not know that it comes with no Pen, and cover, also the monthly fee !!! No thank you I will keep stacking my notes :) perhaps in the future, they will change or a better device will be released with more affordable budget and better options.

[@schoolwork232]

Thank you for the short yet in-depth review of this device. I truly appreciate it!

[@grace_grace]

Thank you so so much for this honest review!

[@rnnagle]

I can’t understand what he says at the end about a better device. The “OongBook”? The “UnBook”?

[@imzan3650]

Thank you. Let's wait for remarkable 4

[@FinsburyPhil]

Recently I've experienced a real showstopper of a problem with my reMarkable 2. When taking notes my hand has brushed over the surface and before I've had a chance to do anything, part of my notes have vanished - not just those that I'm writing but a slew of earlier notes further up the page too. As I have sync enabled with my desktop app, they immediately vanished there too. I contacted customer support but they said there was nothing that could be done to recover the content. As a business user, no back-up is a real problem and I'm forced to find an alternative. Other than this I have enjoyed the experience.

[@ricosuave4849]

prima review Mark, zie nu dat je uit groningen komt, dacht al, bekend gezicht...

[@ViennaGuy2000]

This was super helpful. This was exactly the information I was looking for. Having it all in a nice Dutch accent was just the cherry on top.

[@TheVorst]

Well this review doesn't explain much of the capability at all. I'm not saying this device is for you. But if you say the ONYX device is a much better, without any proper arguments, why it is really better, is not good at all. You find much better detailed KZbin reviews that explain both devices.

[@CaraMarie13]

I got one secondhand. I love it. Am nearing the end of my notebooks and I don't want to continue using notebooks. The storage thing must have heen an issue from previous software because I can add my cloud account and import and export with no issues and there wasn't any payment request to add them. Like that would have been odd. The quality of the notes when i read them on my phone is also not an issue. The notes are vectorize so it doesn't lose quality when i zoom. Like i think a lot of people are shocked by the price and everything being sold individually. I know it was for me when i went to their website a few weeks ago to see how much I would have to save up and saw that it would total to nearly $600 for the tablet, basic pen and case. I got it for 1/3 of that secondhand so I have no complaints. I knew it was only going to be a writing device so I wasn't looking to shell out that kind of money.

[@imjustmartyn4961]

Clear, concise and straight to the point. Brilliant review.

[@kurdirama]

I bought the Remarkable2 during lockdown. I use it every week still after more than 2 years. However, I just purchased the Boox Ultra tab C for several reasons, including: the fact that the Remarkable2 does not have back lighting has really limited it's usefulness as an ereader, and I find myself doing more reading of ebooks on my phone; I feel like my notes are locked into the remarkable tablet and that getting them to Word en masse is a chore; I haven't accepted the idea of paying monthly for syncing; and, finally, the Remarkable2 is just too slow, esp. for the price I paid for it. I will say, though, that I always liked the Remarkable2's form factor. I bought one for my daughter for school and she loves it. I am kind of sad that remarkable haven't figured out how to keep their customers.

[@leza4453]

How is the Boox doing?

[@kurdirama]

@@leza4453 well, I like it a lot. I have the remarkable app installed on it so all the notes and files that I have created with the Remarkable2 are accessible on the Boox Tab Ultra. It has more of be a glassy screen feel than the Remarkable2, but I installed a 'paperlike' screen protector that solved this issue. My main gripe right now is that there are really no good cases for the Tab Ultra C, and strangely there is a (tiny bit irritating) camera bump which you really need a case to overcome.

[@directgrover]

Great review! Love the honesty. Could you pls tell us the name of the competitor you mentioned in the video?

[@JM-eq3sx]

What is the name of the "competition" you say is better? I can't guess the spelling from your pronunciation. Thanks. What about the ReMarkable 2? Thanks again.

[@MarkVletter]

Check the pinned comment 😊

[@JM-eq3sx]

@@MarkVletter What is the name of the competition with better features? I don't see it anywhere in the pinned comments. Thanks

[@jasons.4062]

Thank you for this honest review. I will be sure to take a look at the alternative you mentioned.

[@VujaklijaG]

What is he recommending i did not understood him?

[@ceo-strategic-advisor]

I am using it way longer than you 🎉❤ And I love it, including the keyboard. I use it for extensive note-taking and reworking pdfs.

[@MarkVletter]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@JHSaxa]

Also worth a mention is Samsung Tab S tablets are excellent for drawing. Actually more responsive (lower latency) than ipads. With better OLED screens, too. 3:34

[@expensivetechnology9963]

Clear concise and honest. Thank you Mark.

[@paulconnell1309]

Love the feel, but not for me. Single colour screen, subscription for the cloud and not interchangeable enough. I am long term paperless with an iPad, had multiple versions. I actually never read my notes off the iPad, but annotated .pdfs are available on all devices across platforms. My iPad works with iCloud and Onedrive. An MS Surface I have been testing works seamlessly with both Onedrive and iCloud at no extra cost. I am tempted by the notebook, as expensive as it is, however sync with iCloud seamlessly and for free or forget it completely. Remarkable Connect is a complete fail.

[@BenjaminHari]

I like that it's e-ink so the battery lasts a lot longer and as you said it's a single purpose device so you don't get distracted but....for 600€ for the whole package you can get iPad 10 and for extra 120-150€ you can get an Apple Pencing that has miles better OCR, app support with various note taking, drawing, cloud sharing, eBook reader etc. apps. If it was around 300€ only for the whole package then I might actually consider but for 600€ you can get WAY better tech for what Remarkable is trying to do.... Maybe in few years when e-Ink gets better and cheaper then someone might create a cheaper but still good enough device for note taking.

[@sadasd12rqfe]

ReMarkable2 piqued my interest due to the sheer amount of ads they blasted on my social media (currently using my iPad Air for note taking, markups to PDFs, etc.) Having said that, your review was a huge eye opener on what you can actually and REALISTICALLY expect from (un)ReMarkable. What a cash grab from the subscription price for google drive or Dropbox support? Which then doesn’t actually fully translate the markups or notes when transferring back to PC or any other e-device medium. Apple also charges a hefty price for its pen but damn SMH on having to gingerly carry the fragile pen around in a separate case? pfff. And no ebooks? WHAT ARE U GUYS ON?? hard pass.

[@StinoPachino]

Thx for the review, lots of helpful advice! I ended up not buying it, based on the disadvantages like the ebook issue (I was going to go for an upgraded e-reader). Cheers!

[@splugereport]

Note that remarkable no longer syncs your notes if you haven't made the terrible choice of "upgrading" to the continuous page nightmare (3.0 and after)

[@Coromi1]

What is the name of the alternative product? The ouchn book? I'd like to check it out, if anybody knows, please help.

[@brumarcel]

Thanks for the review, is a pass for me. For this price might as well go for an IPAD+SCREEN protector with paper feel

[@rickkan4870]

Might be a good idea to have the actual the product that competes with the remarkable 2’s name on your screen as it’s kind of difficult to understand your English(onxbook?) or have it in the description

[@i-am-mercurial]

I just want it for writing using the keyboard attachment. The USP for me is the distraction free environment.

[@matthewmunro161]

I tried the Remarkable but found organizing it a challenge. I ended up buying a paper-like screen cover for my iPad and using the Apple pencil it works fantastic. I have internet, email, camera, etc and its cheaper and more user-friendly IMO.

[@bizmarinainfo1808]

what note taking and note organization software do you use on the IPad that competes with remarkable 2?

[@MaicSalazarDiagnostics]

Thank you so much for this excellent and honest review! Has open my eyes and guide me well to not get this device.

[@user-qt1bq5bw6i]

Very well put together. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@skyillegaldiver8962]

Thanks for the clear and succinct review. Helped me a lot.

[@foodzoeker]

I have had my remarkable 2 now for almost 2 years and I never use it anymore, exactly for the reasons you describe. The monthly fee is infuriating and the device is also very vulnerable. It’s now collecting dust 😂

[@BryanJL]

Thank you, i was about to buy it. I’ll take a look at the Onyx book sounds interesting

[@ronaldarias322]

i need to get my annotations off the device, as a graduate student i read mostly pdfs and e-books I need to upload them to the PC at some point

[@zaiyangzhong5966]

thank you for the view.

[@ludenstempest8244]

This video is really solid. Good job man.

[@michaels3860]

The fact that it doesnt come with a pen, at that price, and you also have to pay for a subscription so sync your files, it a total deal breaker. Too profit oriented...sorry. Thank you for the very nice analysis!

[@SeanFlaherty]

Amazon should buy them and incorporate the tech (with improvements) into a version of the Kindke.

[@michaellazcano8580]

Excellent review. I've been thinking about buying one. I've decided not to. It's advertised as "starting" at $299. But, then, you have to pay for the pen, and the holder. And, then, supporting services for the device are skimpy. No way. I'll continue using my Samsung Tablet. Feels like a total rip off.

[@aleksandrtokorev-klink883]

I wish they had made a smaller version that could fit in a big pocket

[@dot5450]

Nice video, well organized, thoughtful!

[@jensmikkelsen2772]

thanks for saving me, I was just going to order two books for our office.

[@kazzaidi1574]

I've wanted a Remarkable since I saw the first ad around 8 years ago. I was so excited when I finally had the spare cash to buy one, but one month of actual use and I've returned it. If you're going to focus on note-taking and have no other functionality, it had better be perfect, and it isn't. The mediocre handwriting recognition, lag, subscription fee, the fact the notes are stuck on the device and fuzzing around the corners mean it just isn't what it claims to be.

[@zekimertbarut]

Many outdated and/or slightly wrong information in the video: 1) A dropbox or google drive integration does NOT cost you 8€ a month, basically I pay only the connect subscription (RM cloud) for 2.99 € a month, and the other cloud sync comes for free. I think it would still be free without the connect subscription. 2) The handwriting recognition is bad, yes, but they are NOT sending you your converted notes via email. This something that I heard for the first time! 3) You can write tiny as hell with reMarkable, just use the thin fineliner marker. With my tiny handwriting, I basically can squeeze a whole lecture notes of a semester in 10-12 pages max. 4) You can draw fantastically if you are into charcoal drawing. For fancy illustrations, stick to iPad for sure. The 'real' setbacks are: 1) Magnetic sensitive display - place your airpods or your phone on the tablet, and your writing sensitivty is distorted for a loooong time 2) Fragile marker plus: Drop your 130 $ Marker plus once and its tip is broken beyond repair. 3) Fragile covers. The book folio and the type folio gets worn out in a few months 4) Stupid updates. Some including nice features but many of them has changes in the UI, and bring some new bugs while solving others. So you want to stick to the latest OS version and shut down the automatic updates. If you decide not to buy RM, do it for the real reasons.

[@haemusic1]

This is an amazing review. Thank you so much. So helpful.

[@JVDV11]

Thank you!! 🙏 I was wanting a device I could draw on and then print out the documents, this does not sound like the device for me

[@JOHNNYMYK1230]

i still find it hard to understand why can't I use 'flight mode'/'focus mode' on my iPad if I want 0 distraction tho.

[@netcoin]

To the point. Thanks for your review!

[@zavaraninoveuhorky]

I was deciding between the Remarkable 2 and a Lenovo Smart Paper. The fact it has bad cloud solution and you cant browse web to get notes (even though e ink devices are not used to browse web in a traditional sense, its still mega usefull to be able to get to your gmail or wikipedia etc.). Also the price of Lenovo and Remarkable 2 with all the stuff with it is similar to the price tag of a lenovo device - maybe even ipad.

[@BertrandMariauxAvocats]

Hi Mark - thanks very much for this helpful video. I did not get the name of the main competitor for the remarkable you talk about. Are you referring to the Onyx Boox, did I hear correctly? Thank you so much for your help again. Best, Bertrand

[@bryanwilly4086]

Thanks for the honest opinion

[@TheSchyllerwade]

Wow. Great review and kind of unbelievable about the e-books and stuff…too bad.

[@domineu7]

Hi Mark, Thx 4 your honest review. Did you try the rm3 update version? Rm says now, the work flow with documents and their integration would be super convenient. Is this true? Could you please do an update video if so?

[@lewisdoyle]

Very informative and useful to know. Thanks!

[@tanisha6954]

Is this a good notebook to have while in nursing school to take notes in multiple classes

[@megrzhutch]

Thank you! I’m waiting for mine in the mail now- Can you provide a link to the competitor that you recommend please? Thanks for the great video!

[@dimibauer1752]

I don't know, a stylus for a third of the purchase price of the tablet itself is quite a move. As a replacement for an initially included one, I could understand, but as it is only sold seperately feels a bit like buying a car where you have to buy a steeringwheel too. Furthermore, I'm wondering, does the reviewer use the tablet bc of its benefits or just bc he bought it. Thanks for the review!

[@gadget00]

Well, the Apple pencil does cost a third of the price of a basic iPad. Maybe it’s a trend now?

[@MrDuylongdang]

I like the watch on your hand. What watch is that?

[@MarkVletter]

GA-2110SU-9A in yellow. Had to import it. Was impossible to get in NL.

[@piadinanucleare]

Thank you. Very useful review

[@Sir.K2]

Thank you for such a professional review!

[@MarkVletter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@startatyou1941]

Thank you. Valuable info!

[@RizkiAnjani]

Thanks. You just saved me some money!

[@Narxes081206]

I had wanted this for a while, ended up getting a Galaxy s6 lite tab instead. Came with the s pen and case and is more capable than this. Also half the price!

[@michaelt4169]

Great review for a disappointing product, I really thought it can compete with the note taking app in my iPad but it seems it still has a lot more fixes to make until it’s usable.

[@colbyboucher6391]

Can you not just, you know, plug it into your PC and transfer stuff over?

[@KimOC32]

I couldn't hear what you said is an Alternative to the Remarkable? Can you lmk? Thanks!

[@MarkVletter]

Check the pinned comment 😊

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

I write a LOT of notes on paper , like literally tend to have 4 or 5 different note pads on my desk because I measure jobs for a cabinet company and the most efficient way to collect information on a job site is to simply write it down or draw a quick sketch of a layout and write down measurements . all this I tend to bring back to the office and have to then type into an email and sometimes scan the actual paper notes for the drawings to send over to design so I thought this would be an ideal tool for me. but if it is not easy to move the information around then that defeats the purpose. I think I will likely send it back but they do allow you a free trial period where you can send back risk free so I guess thats good. If I can find a way to easily get my sketches into a form that is sharable I might be the perfect user for this product. but yeah if I can not easily share things it is useless.

[@samp.8975]

i advise you to get a supernote A5X or one of onyx boox devises which are way better for you who like to write things down... I prefer the Supernote though that is more minimalist : it outperform boox devises for writing and reading, but nothing more)