They CHALLENGED Me To Try It - reMarkable Paper Pro

[@hatdude5138]

Wow that price is remarkable

[@lucutes2936]

Hopefully free shipping

[@wvbassassassin]

I've been using the remarkable 2 for about 3 years now and I love it. I use it primarily for work but also some personal stuff too. I am fortunate in that since I was an early adopter, I have free subscription to all of the premium features. The updates have been consistent throughout the 3 years I've owned it and it has only gotten better because of them. Most people miss the point of this device and comment that they can use another tablet or their phone to accomplish the same thing without the price, but for me it is a purpose built device and it does what it does very well. Comparing it to an android or IOS tablet is not an accurate comparison. I ordered the Paper Pro this morning and I'm very excited to try out some of the new features. Thanks for the review Austin!

[@HiddenPerson77]

I have R2 as well and I like it. The only Problem is that I see some ink lines (not ghost lines) that remain on the pad.

[@wvbassassassin]

@@HiddenPerson77 I haven't experienced that issue at all with mine, have you contacted customer service? They are usually very helpful.

[@ivecadit]

Agreed 💯. I used my remarkable 2 every day since Dec 21

[@TristaJensen]

@@ivecadit same! Bought it in October of 2021.. I've been paperless ever since. I use it everyday at my corporate job.. using it for multiple projects and the folder structure is so helpful. Can't wait to get the Pro now.

[@Blegh_x2]

Tbh I'd like this if you could draw on it and you technically can but it doesn't look like it'll be a good experience and I want to Something like this but I can use it for drawing and its capable of it with just a bit more brightness but the software looks is to exclusive to notes but looks could be deceiving and it could be amazing at drawing and I see why someone would want this

[@happinessisafulltank]

I have the RM1. I still love it, but just purchased the RM3. It's a very, very enjoyable device. I do absolutely agree that it's overpriced for most people, but if you're one of those with specific use cases, it's a purchase you won't regret.

[@germanmairen]

They didn’t challenge you, they paid you

[@douglashunt487]

I agree. If it were a real comparison, he would of had an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil out to compare it too. I noticed he was very careful not to compare it to anything other than a laptop lol

[@xBINARYGODx]

@@douglashunt487 its only real if we only compare to apple? sure, it's HIM who is biased, uh huh

[@xBINARYGODx]

btw, he did compare it - when directly comparing just the styluz experience, he said it was best he ever used, and you know damn well he is otherwise an apple user. He was also fair in this product really focusing on being good at one thing, so comparisons to iPad or Surface dont make sense - you are not going to buy this overpriced thing if you need more than what it does. but also, its funny for you people to ignore apple bias. or excuse apple or MS's vs pricing.

[@xBINARYGODx]

PS - you didnt finish the video, I might add.

[@TheRealMrWolf]

@@douglashunt487 I don't think there's really too much to compare, since it's a completely different product, like apples and oranges, made for completely different audience. IPad Pro is a tablet with a full functionallity of a tablet with a digital screen, while this is a digital paper device, which is not really a screen, more similar to e-reader or may be even "paper".

[@TrulydaMoosey]

I showed my elderly mother an episode with glee only to have her turn and say, "this is just an advert for Wish". A healthy wakeup call.

[@SnowRaver-p2v]

I love that she knows what Wish is and came to that conclusion

[@Connor-Colyer]

$629 + a monthly subscription, I’d rather just get a notebook that isn’t gonna break if I sit on it, and I can afford to leave on a plane. It’s a shame to see Austin so restricted by a sponsorship.

[@Gadlight]

a laptop/notebook or a good tablet + some actual physical note book (like, to write on it with a pen) would save you lots of money + way more benefits at the end, this is just a premium product for people who just want to experience something like this, because even for reading documents or other stuff there's already tablets that can dim and reproduce the same feeling of reading paper.

[@Djuntas]

paint is free too

[@KorraMea]

Was in your camp until I got to try it for classes and work for a week.....you'd be surprised how convenient it is when you're doing calculus equations and need to erase or undo certain things or to be able to realtime rearrange your notes when a professor messes up. I tried using the iPad but man it hurts my hand to try to use the apple pencil on glass screen with no friction. For me, I'm not going back to regular paper. The ability to carry one thin "notebook" for all my classes and work and life in general is just too nice to not have now. Edit: note, I was using the remarkable 2, currently thinking of getting the paper pro.

[@HiddenPerson77]

The thing is, this isn’t just for note taking. You can draw on it, etc. But most importantly you can read on it. Convert all books into PDF and you have your entire library in one place. On top of that you have unlimited paper in some cases you don’t need to print thus saving ink.

[@SilverfoxJB]

@@HiddenPerson77 Well, saving Ink is the last thing I worry about when spending $600 and a monthly subscription.

[@Chris-wz5zf]

I think many people making comments about the tablet aren't users of the original Remarkable tablet. While it does have a hefty price, it is marketed for the enthusiasts who need it. I paid for my first tablet myself and that money could have gotten me an iPad and stylus, but the difference for me as a uni student was the distractions and the focus it gave me to study. I am also a stylophile and journaller, where I appreciate writing, pens and pencils thus making me appreciate the tablet some more. The battery life is amazing, the writing experience is very enjoyable rather than me carrying notebooks and it also replaces the need for my eBook. While the subscription was not ideal, I survived without the need for it and can still enjoy using my tablet. People will spend money on what they will enjoy that others might not which we all need to understand, for me a Remarkable was one, for others it might be something like a dedicated walkman/device for music and so on. Phones and tablets can do many things but sometimes we enjoy something that does the one specific thing really well.

[@jeffrbake]

Also my iPad is always needing to charge. I'll forget to charge my Remarkable for what seems like a month, and it's still fine. I'm much more confident I'll have my notes on my remarkable.

[@TychoKingdom]

Need is doing a LOT of heavy lifting.

[@windowsfan95]

One thing Austin didn’t mention is that you need a Subscription to use many of the core functions included with this writing tablet. Some these functions are cloud storage, text recognition/converting and screen sharing. Edit: seems like their subscription plan has changed since they introduced it in 2021.

[@Emisystem_error]

Oh ye I think this is really important! If you buy this and dont know it that's gonna feel kinda scammy?

[@The_Northerner]

This is not correct. You don't need the subscription for these features? Text converting and screen sharing is available for everyone. It's only UNLIMITED cloud storage that is subscription based. You still have cloud storage without the subscription too.

[@LadyPurza]

Thanks for mentioning this. I was tempted, but I'm sick of all the subscription you have to get these days. I don't want another one.

[@HeySiriYT]

Hmm

[@Soguwe]

That is untrue That _used to_ be the idea for Connect, but it got changed very quickly when people got understandably outraged All you get with connect now is unlimited cloud storage, everything else is available to everyone

[@dylnm]

Side note that I really like the editing of this video - the scribbling transitions, the colour grading and everything is really well done :)

[@LeviHepp-t3o]

As a university student, I love using the remarkable 2 for my weekly reading list and note taking during class. Used an iPad before, and for my use case I like the remarkable better, for essay writing, research etc I still use my computer of course

[@LoneDeathWolf]

ok account made 1 week ago

[@officialANON001]

@@LoneDeathWolf What? ReMarkable is very popular. I work a corporate job but a few times a year I do college seminars and they are very common in both settings. You have to understand the people who buy this would pay $1K+. You could not pay me enough money to use a notebook honestly. They get ruined and pages get filled. Not for you? Cool. Absolutely amazing for a lot of professionals and students though.

[@LoneDeathWolf]

@@officialANON001 I saw an ad for this a little while ago and actually liked it... until I saw the price tag. Don't get me wrong, I can afford it but it's just an overpriced piece of tech that can be easily replaced for less than 50 dollars. I feel like the insane price is for all the product they had to give out.

[@LeviHepp-t3o]

@@officialANON001thank you, I don’t get the negativity on the comment section under this video.. it’s not the target audience probably. The new remarkable is a bit pricy but I’ll try it anyways when I have the money

[@nancyjones6235]

I do like manually writing things that I need to remember, or when I'm trying to learn something new. Sometimes the physical act of writing helps synthesize things in my brain, so there's that. But I watched my financial advisor take notes in our meeting and then sync those notes to my file on his computer. Being able to take those notes at the desk between us meant he didn't have to turn his back to me to type in his computer, so I felt like I had his full attention. I know a couple of people who have versions of these, so this is probably my next Christmas present.

[@RedonRedGutta923]

I am a land surveyor and considered this to take field notes instead of using a notebook and pencil. I like that I can upload them to my one drive and the office will have them for reference

[@luisgutierrez8047]

Yeah once had a big boss lose his notebook at the airport with all his notes 😱😱😱. 1k if you lose this is NOTHING.

[@johannesdeboeck]

There seems to be confusion about who would buy this at this price.. let me enlighten you : - This has an e-ink screen, so it does not emit blue light and therefor does not damage your eyes and can be used outside (no glare) - It is the first color e-ink with a big screen (almost A4) which is great for reading books - reMarkable (probably) does not steal your data, unlike Chinese companies - it is innovative and super stylish End of (unaffiliated) rant

[@kevikiru]

There seems to be confusion about who would NOT buy at this price. Let me enlighten you: - Blue light does not damage your eyes, that's a myth. And what prevents one from using non-E-Ink devices is not glare, it's backlight/oleds not being strong enough to view content, not glare -While it has a big screen, the benefit is a large canvas, not 'reading books'. Almost no books are A4, so your conclusion on the second point is moot. - A lot of companies won't steal your data anyway, and for a lower price. But yes, it might be worth the privacy. - It's still rather expensive even for the innovation and style. Utility is rather more important than form.

[@johannesdeboeck]

@@kevikiruLet’s agree we disagree on all points, besides the privacy one. I was waiting for any company to bring out a big screen color e-ink to read books and am looking very much forward for this one to arrive. Peace out

[@Mojomanultra]

Everyone steals your data.

[@ColouredShapes]

At a significantly higher price than most other colour e-ink devices (with a subscription on top I might add), the inch or two size difference is not a big selling point, especially given how the implementation of the colour on Gallery 3 is also significantly lacking compared to the Kaleido 3 standard (even given its improvement over the previous iteration), since the latter can take advantage of high refresh modes on ordinary b/w panels giving it a pretty similar experience to a normal android tablet beyond the admittedly limited colour range. Furthermore, other devices have Google Play integration, meaning you can download all the book and comic apps you like instead of having to find workarounds to de-drm all your kindle or kobo content and then side-load it. Also, other devices actually have a usable front-light.

[@GTArajgaming]

This is actually not a bad way to write stuff, plus if you're struggling to write using pen/paper for whatever reason, it could be used as a teaching tool to help. The only actual drawback is the price.

[@tdata545]

That's the problem when ONE COMPANY has a monopoly on this tech. Wished Reflective LCDs took off, to give this a run for its money. There's a few MODERN versions out there with RLCD tech. My Garmin Dog Tracker uses it and that cost $800, and it looks good. Gives you old GBA vibes pre-SP. Though it is advance enough that you don't need as much sun to see it and off-axis viewing isn't destroyed. My AmazFit Bip uses it, was my favorite smart watch. Now the new ones use OLED.

[@valter28]

And that you need a subscription to hse most of the features

[@tdata545]

@@valter28 Annoying since the Color Tech in this removes the most annoying limiation of Kaleido, which was HALVING the resolution when in "COLOR" mode. Canvas Color 3 allows you to have just as many Black and White Pixels as Color. While allowing for over double the colors.

[@officialANON001]

Meanwhile my co workers shocked it did not cost 1K

[@DrGrrr-ho7sb]

@@valter28this simply isnt true. I have never even activated the trial subscription for my remarkable 2 and can’t even notice. Literally the only difference is if you can store extra files in the cloud or not, which is a paid service on literally every other device and is certainly not necessary because you would need to use this device an absurd amount to fill the 8gb storage on the rm2, let along the 64gb on the paper pro.

[@TetraSky]

would've loved this when taking notes in college...

[@97BuckeyeGuy]

Maybe for about $250.

[@gentle285]

What's the secret of being able to afford a 629$ paper notebook as a college student?

[@DeeW112]

@@gentle285 Please read the comment again. It says that they "would've loved" this devide, not that they would have bought it or would have been able to afford it. Reading comprehension is a skill. You should work on yours.

[@gentle285]

@@DeeW112 You're right, thank you for explaining it! I'm not a native English speaker and my skills are getting lower as I age 😅

[@JackDespero]

@@gentle285 That is the price of A book for one lecture. Instead of the Macbook that so many students use, you could buy a cheaper laptop and this for the same price. You know, it is really not that hard. In the US you are spending up of 50k for your degree, if you are lucky, so $700 is a rounding error.

[@brave.freak1995]

I'd love to see a musician put this through its paces as an alternative to an iPad pro for sheet music. Perhaps maybe a video idea is comparing different tablets like a surface pro, iPad pro, galaxy tab, remarkable 2, and Boox to see what works best for a musician as a digital sheet music.

[@Audioremedy0785]

I use mine for it and it’s great. The ability to copy and paste stuff around while at the same time being quite messy and it being really easy to tidy up is a god send. Also being able to easily file stuff and move it around to different folders etc (if you want to) is brilliant. Honesly, I’m not sure that I would pay the extra price for the ‘pro’ version as the remarkable 2 is better suited to my needs. But each to their own.

[@ThyTrueNightmare]

Not seen the video yet but the remarkable is 100% something I want to try before I buy

[@happinessisafulltank]

They have a 100-day trial period to return if you don't like it

[@ThyTrueNightmare]

@@happinessisafulltank that is actually interesting. might take a look then next payday

[@shrtblondie1]

I thought the same as a long term iPad note taker. When I bought remarkable2 I looked at it at Best Buy before buying. The writing on it is way better than an iPad. I’d like to have this version for the color factor but the size may be a turn off for me. Tempting

[@Audioremedy0785]

Yeah they have a money back guarentee. I was sceptical but took the plunge on the remarkable 2 about 4 years ago and it’s phenomenal and well worth the money. It’s not ‘cheap’. But they are great quality and always adding features

[@Dan-Simms]

That would have been an amazing product when i was a student. Dont really have a use for one now, but it would have been a game changer in school.

[@stumpymcwhiskey]

I don't know a single student would spend 600+ dollars on a tablet that can't even do tablet things. Getting an iPad with a matte screen protector would give you the same feel with the bonus of actually being able to use it as a laptop.

[@Dan-Simms]

@stumpymcwhiskey yeah I commented b4 the price, maybe at half the price.

[@dennismichaelsen4229]

​@@stumpymcwhiskey@stumpymcwhiskey I do use the rm2 as a student and compared to iPads with screen protectors they are nowhere near the feeling of remarkable. Considering ordering the paper pro as I would love to have a coloured screen

[@ColouredShapes]

No e-ink device is going after generic iPad or laptop users except in the very broad sense that they offer a more analogue feeling experience and one that can be perceived as more free from distractions/mindless doomscrolling than those devices - both fairly popular trends these days. Most e-ink devices are going after either readers or writers or both. Kindles are so popular because the reading experience on e-ink is frankly a million miles better than a tablet screen, and ReMarkable is popular because the writing experience is also pretty solid for people who can’t deal with the (lack of) feeling of a plastic stylus on glass. If you take notes all day every day for your job, the benefit of the screen and lack of cumbersome pen+paper might matter. Does it matter enough to drop this kind of money on a promising tech demo of a previously awful colour technology? Not for me, but it feels like enough of a step up for real innovation to be closer than before.

[@LeesReviews69]

It feels like nobody has ever heard of the Kindle scribe. I use it for work as a nurse and it’s great.

[@jojag5]

The Scribe regularly goes on sale too for $250. It offers a way better eBook experience, similar display and writing experience as well. You also don't need a subscription to access basic features. The Scribe deserves more recognition imo.

[@johnm6275]

10 min sponsership video. Why r ppl watching this?

[@circlehousePRO]

To see what it is?

[@Lamb666]

This should be a rhetorical question, but comes off as just being stupid.

[@dimitrirogers8725]

hes reviewing it that is actually wat alot of people do his content is alot of reviewing tech & is a great channel

[@Ifellasleep23]

His sponsor videos are entertaining Simple answer

[@linuxares]

I mean it's both a ad and a review. I never seen a clean e-ink device like this before. So it was a nice video.

[@andreipop1]

Over 650 euro, more than 700 dollars? Sorry there are better options out. Edit: 900 euro with a stylus and keyboard. :))))

[@boytz1]

plus monthly cloud subscription fee 🤣🤣🤣

[@ReneNieuwenhuis]

1 for a pencil and paper.

[@qRT-PCR]

You could literally buy an ipad for cheaper

[@qRT-PCR]

You could literally buy an ipad for cheaper

[@Mr_Magoo_]

ReMarkable is a premium product. $700 for a daily use product that lasts several years, worth it to many.

[@NWO_Style_4_Life]

Do we really need a screen for everything? Lmao $699 gets you a lot of paper and pens

[@southernpanda33]

But can you erase it? Might want to throw a few erasers in that figure, as well.

[@hamzasultan96]

​@@southernpanda33 700$ worth of paper, pens and erasers? Remove the erasers because you can't finish the pages you'd have in your entire life.

[@SimonBauer7]

the main money here is actually the display, these e ink displays are incredibly expensive, especially if larger size, and even more expensive if color.

[@southernpanda33]

@@hamzasultan96 I’m a mechanic. My handwriting is shit. I NEED the erasers 🤣🤣

[@menschmitnamen]

​@@southernpanda33how about a keyboard, if your handwriting is bad. There exists software keyboards as well

[@SantaClaw]

The reMarkable Paper Pro Plus Premium Edition, allows you to THINK words onto the paper. Only draw back so far, is that they can't get the words you think to match up with what ends up on the paper.

[@rsorry]

"As opposed to hard-touch paper?" 😂

[@KayBeattMusic]

Can you make separate notebooks like you can make on GoodNotes 6?

[@DrGrrr-ho7sb]

@@KayBeattMusic yeah, separate notes books folders, subfolders, tag documents, different templates depending if you want lined paper grid, checklist, and a bunch of other note taking preloaded templates. Pages can extend vertically forever or make more pages depending on your preference.

[@mr.morales0707]

Im Buying this for College. Already have a Full iPad Pro setup. This will be cool Addition

[@DimitriStuer]

If this device had build in chatGPT for inspiring ideas and at the same time the abillity to highlight sentences and then summarize them in a list, that would be great. Maintaining focus, less distraction in noisy times, ideal for detoxing, well then Remarkable is remarkable. But as the current device that could have more inbuild potential tools (like AI), with or without colors, I feel it is still priced too steeply. There is also some controversy about the fact that you have to pay extra to use Remarkable's cloud functions.

[@Bepanthen3HTeamOffi]

This product works. And its for certain people that wants it. If it not for you, it just not your thing.

[@ironsword7]

I mean, I like the look and functionality of it.....but....it's $929 (in Australia) which is only $70 cheaper than a 256GB M4 iPad Pro 11in. Maybe Amazon will buy them out and make it affordable....but would probably eff it up somehow by putting alexa on it or something.

[@jojag5]

Insane that this costs more than an iPad Air. This is a $300 device. Lots of other products offering a similar experience in that price range.

[@chrisjones6511]

Soft touch is absolutely the correct term!

[@KarrmKarrm-w2f]

It’s a dream to have one 😢😢😢I can’t afford it

[@photolabguy]

Payin' da bills!

[@BrianCorbin]

Would love one of these.

[@NightFoxZero]

I've always been interested in e-ink digital notebooks but Remarkable's prices have always been absolutely absurd

[@officialANON001]

You could buy a subpar product. ReMarkable is the most advanced on the market. That comes with a cost.

[@Scypher0th]

very well read off the teleprompter!

[@hovensteve]

I like this honest paid review... very spot on

[@Mohawkchris]

Get that paper Austin!!!

[@KetchupFry]

A nice tablet + a paper like or whatever brand screen protector that feels like paper is probably chaper and more worth it

[@williamwinner4234]

I was 100% interested... Right up until I looked up the price... Oof. Nope. Can't justify spending that when I can get a moleskine for $16. That's 37 notebooks for the price.

[@goldengibson1958]

If you write regularly and on a number of subjects, then having all of those notes organized, editable, shareable, backed up, and easily accessible in one place, as well as having a near infinite capacity for notes, is very important. The value proposition for an eInk note-taking device is much more apparent when you account for these benefits. The high cost is largely attributable to the fact that this is a purpose built device that meets the needs of a much smaller customer base. As this technology becomes more ubiquitous I can see prices falling even farther.

[@teeloaks]

@@goldengibson1958 hoping that the prices fall for sure. As of now, I see no real reason to not stick w/ an iPad and just use GoodNotes to have that same convenience of having all of your notes organized, shareable, and easily accessible in one place.

[@seanm1054]

I use mine for work to keep notes from meetings, projects, etc... you sure can buy 37 notebooks for much cheaper, but can you carry 2 years of notes with you at one time, so they are available when you need them. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Sierra-Golf-19]

Egon Spengler said it in Ghostbusters, "Print is Dead".😎

[@itsdeonlol]

This is cool for taking notes!

[@ChodaBoyUSA]

I would absolutely LOVE to own and use this device. Unfortunately, for that high price, I opted for an i7 Yoga convertible. If this product ever dropped to $200, I would buy it immediately.

[@PHARAOH_89]

Or, you could write in a notebook and have a pen and highlighter. Then, if you need to save something, take a picture and erase by flipping the page.

[@bentpen3423]

Looks cool but price seems to be the massive limiting factor... That and purists are never gonna give up pencil and paper or their already great graphics tablet. These things need to get cheaper and or need to be sooooo convincing that the analogue peeps give the traditional ways up.

[@clintmiller88]

How Amazon hasn’t bought this company is insane to me

[@shady420buddy]

need this for DND, no more smudged stats

[@leon94m]

I love this device, but the fact that I can't install the Amazon Kindle or Rakuten Kobo app to read and buy books greatly limits the use of this device which is supposed to replace paper 100%. So reluctantly, I will prefer an Onyx Boox Go 10.3

[@TheVorst]

This is a fair point. The problem is that you need the Kindle app, and that is not available on the Linux OS platforms. It is only available on Android OS eInk devices.

[@xsomakx]

Nice 10 paid ad Austin 👍 I was really expecting an honest review coming from you. Instead we watched a whole ahh commercial 😭

[@orasporas1]

Now if the framework would sponsor video ...

[@720PC]

My wife got one of these through her work as she has dyslexia. Her work cannot believe how much more she can get done with the right tools. Changed her life.

[@evilriiyone]

For $579 I could buy a 10th Gen iPad, Apple Pencil and a case. It would do everything this could do and more. I'm not saying it's a bad product, it's just not reasonably priced.

[@gabycashy5]

its 1k ill stick to paper and computer if i need to type text

[@officialANON001]

Fair, If you even consider paper its not the product for you.

[@Theduck8grapes]

Man I hope you got a good check on this one

[@ToadFan2012]

Request! Comparing Wii and Wii U PLEASE???

[@MrMattax]

The only downside I see is price, no integration with Onenote or similiar applications and subscribtion

[@VynSnow]

No trackpad is nice that's for sure. What's the memory like with it though? I wonder for that price that it comes with the pencil case with keyboard and the device or you have to purchase everything separately.. EDIT: Yeah I went to the website and screw that 1k for the device, 350 bucks for the keyboard attachment and 200 for the marker plus. 120 for the case.... So with all that I could buy an iPad with pencil 1st gen, keyboard thingy apple care for 1200.... You would think that these types of devices would go for cheaper now considering how many years we've had this technology lol.

[@brianwoodcox9878]

Me: Wow, that latency looks really bad. Austin not 5 seconds later: You can see that the latency is really thin!

[@maquiavelmg]

my exact thoughts, and I am not even that good at recognizing latency, xD

[@gntyh]

⁠@@maquiavelmg if you arent good at recognizing latency why would your thoughts be accurate then

[@maquiavelmg]

@@gntyh it means the latency was so bad that even me, that am not good at recognizing latency, could see it was bad

[@menschmitnamen]

​@@maquiavelmg I didn't get it. Can you explain it again?

[@officialANON001]

What? This is industry leading latency in the E-Ink world (12ms). Apple is known to have basically the best latency and that is 9ms...

[@Astra060]

580$ is not horrible it's just bad, but framework is just too expensive. Right?

[@JohnSmith-jy8mh]

seems like it would be really good for drawing

[@Mark-pt6nx]

Etch a sketch does the same thing and saved me 900 dollars

[@carstuff4u942]

Make it $300-400 dollars, and you'd have a WIN.

[@RPGenieUS]

Interesting none of the eink specific influencers got a device to cover.

[@dragon2knight]

Subscription to use most of it's features=NO SALE.

[@rolins3279]

After seeing the price of this thing, the Huawei PaperMatte 11 suddenly seems so much cheaper 😅

[@samt2226]

I would implore anyone that may be considering buying this product to wait for legitimate reviews to come out. I'm not saying the product is bad, but this is video basically an advert.

[@sahil_55]

They PAID me to try it!

[@AJR42723]

Me and wife are skeptical about this before too. I have a lot of notebooks for different types of categories. My first thought was try it and return it. And…. Im using it now for a year. Less mess, I guess. about this pro version? I dont think its necessary if you have the previous version. Its the same thing, but different.

[@AwwsmGaurav]

Honestly having Android makes a lot of difference, I'll wait for something similar from Boox

[@jojag5]

Boox already has the Note Air C. Basically the same product but way cheaper and more capable.

[@AwwsmGaurav]

@@jojag5 yea but does it have paperlike feel like this paper pro..

[@Elvys1109]

Maybe a $199 product. Maybe.

[@officialANON001]

Always funny seeing some people say this when most people wo buy this are shocked how cheap it is lol

[@dechubasco830]

@@officialANON001 Yeah, it should definitely cost $5000 minimum. This thing is revolutionary.

[@Mr_Magoo_]

lol, this is not a cheap China knockoff.

[@jojag5]

​@@officialANON001 There are already color eInk note taking tablets on the market for $200 less and no subscription model.

[@jeffreywithrow2522]

On the prior gen remarkable 2 keyboard, it would only allow you to type in native remarkable 2 file formats (i.e. start a new file on the device they type). It would not allow you to open a pdf, such as a calendar, and use keyboard. Did you try yet to open a pdf and does the keyboard still prevent one from using it to type in a pdf? thank you

[@lucutes2936]

Hopefully free shipping

[@rcp2bTube]

This product is a total NO for me: I can't search inside documents!!! IE the search function can't identify the location of a file with the word I'm searching for.

[@chaiwengkeat7364]

This is the og of youtube that i know😢

[@Markste-in]

Feels like an ad and not a review

[@LeonBarnes85]

It's for my child going to high school I love it...but I gave him a rocket ...

[@LeonBarnes85]

60 dollars for the complete rocket set

[@vedprasad6943]

An ad for a minute will be better than this video about remarkable. Wow. I lost 10 mins.

[@blessedpigeon6304]

nothing beats a good fountain pen and a solid piece of paper, sorry yall

[@officialANON001]

Except for people who hate using paper...

[@blessedpigeon6304]

@@officialANON001 people who hate paper would buy most paper-like device ever. Sure

[@TheCommanderNZ]

This clearly belonged in your previous video.

[@cinestyleinc]

I dunno like $600+ for this or $2 for a pack of pens and a notebook when I already have an iPad Pro M4 with the Paperlike screen protector and an Apple Pencil

[@GealRaya]

to bad it costs a fortune, might as well just use paper for the rest of ur life not much can justify that price tag

[@officialANON001]

People who buy this hate paper... Too annoying to use paper.

[@GealRaya]

@@officialANON001 the reason people would by this is cuz it feels like paper, me personally just get a cheap android tablet and a paperlike screen cover

[@BudgetGamer92]

I'm sorry over $1000 CAD for this? Why the hell would I not just grab a screen protector that makes my current tablet into one of these for $20? This seems like a great idea, until they shove all this additional technology into it that raises the price. Even the model down is over $600 CAD once you pic their magic pen or whatever. Too many companies want a piece of the tech market yet come in so noncompetitive.

[@officialANON001]

They are the industry leader and offer the most advanced product. I have introduced this to many co workers and they are always shocked how cheap it is. I myself purchased an iPad pro and a fancy screen protector and it can not even be compared. This actually feels like writing on paper without any of the downsides of paper.

[@gregdee9085]

Nooo way... you mean it's not for everyone??? Wow. (ur prob is also being in CAN.. effective 40% tax)

[@HOLY_FRIJOLES]

You said expensive, I feel like you undersold it. Should have said “pants wettingly” expensive.

[@officialANON001]

Always funny seeing some people say this when most people wo buy this are shocked how cheap it is lol

[@HOLY_FRIJOLES]

@@officialANON001 if you say so

[@evilleader1991]

If you a brokeboi then just say so

[@HOLY_FRIJOLES]

@@evilleader1991 ok Chad. Thanks for chiming in. 👍🖕

[@zeustheboerboel3794]

Yeah! Can’t image spending 700 euros on this.

[@linuxares]

In these comments, people that don't understand what an e-ink device is and suggest get an ipad which miss the whole point of the e-ink device itself.

[@officialANON001]

Exactly

[@mtrxty]

Sure. But for an e ink device the price is nuts. 629$ is the price of a good iPad with better support for apps, it's not just a note taking device but also an entertainment and in general a productivity device. It can do so much more than these tablets. I know what the point of an e ink display is, but burning so much money for this just isn't worth

[@DrGrrr-ho7sb]

@@mtrxtysays sure, then completely ignores what the comment is saying. The point is that this type of device has an entirely different use case than an ipad. If an ipad works for you go for it, the people who are buying this type of product don’t just want an ipad. I genuinely don’t understand why so many people like you sought out videos about this device just to convince consumers that they should instead get a completely different product that serves a completely different purpose.

[@HiddenPerson77]

Yes, people do not understand this.

[@officialANON001]

@@mtrxty iPads are terrible to take notes on weird paper screen protector or not. These devices are a luxury of course but the people buying them take notes every day and do not like the downsides of paper. They are big in offices and schools. Its closest competitor is BOOX and frankly they are trash. I went from iPad to BOOX to ReMarkable. This is for people who hate paper but understand typing notes is not productive.

[@NigraXXL]

reMarkable will hopefully learn not to sponsor videos with creators who do not understand their product and won't do proper research about them in the future. This probably did more damage to their image than good, as nothing about why devices like this exist, why this one in particular is revolutionary, and many other very relevant things were explained to viewers. Most people who watch this and aren't familiar with this product category just make the (understandable, when not knowing any better) mistake of comparing it to regular tablet or say it's overpriced without understanding much of anything about why this is actually an incredible device that most people who are into the buzzing (albeit niche) eTablet community are losing their minds over.

[@SilverfoxJB]

Well, I hope they learned their lesson, so I don't have to watch one of my favorite creators sell his soul for dirty hard cash again. A 9 minute advert is not what I subscribed to this channel for.

[@NigraXXL]

@@SilverfoxJB I don't know about the cash being dirty but we can agree it's in everyone's best interest to be more selective about sponsorships from both sides. Justin isn't the correct person to talk about this device and remarkable isn't the right company to sponsor content for him and his audience. Everyone loses 😅

[@TheUnknownSpiderMan]

​@@NigraXXL I'm not sure who Justin is, but this was surprising for Austin. 😅

[@edwint3655]

Cheapest ipad is $200 at Best Buy, no subscription needed.

[@TheVorst]

You don't need the subscription either for the Remarkable. You can connect it to your computer and sync your files. And if you use iCloud with Apple devices and you are a little heavy on data, you need to pay subscription too for iCloud.

[@gamingjack1905]

5:15 B-Bill Cipher???

[@YOG3NSHA]

If you find this price justifiable in any way, you have completely lost touch with the value of money.

[@Audioremedy0785]

I think the pro version is quite expensive. But the base level remarkable which does 70% of what this does is incredible and a bit cheaper. Had mine for 4 years and use it every day and it’s saved me so much time.

[@Saint_Dan132]

looks good

[@qazacup2954]

why on gods green earth would you buy this instead of an ipad when they're literally 100-200 dollar difference

[@TheVorst]

I understand what you say, but I have both a iPad Pro and eink device (Supernote 6X2). There is not a comparison, as a paper replacement when using a pen. eInk has Up to 2 week battery live, handwriting text looks and feel way better, less fatigue to the eyes, almost feel like writing on paper, user interface optimised for writing/reading, drawing/painting on it is way more natural. The iPad is a more a consuming content device and the Eink in general a more creative device. The reason that Eink is more expensive, because the market is much smaller for those devices. Is it for not everybody no, as said in the video. This is my 2 cent.

[@basdfgwe]

Their subscription just sucks. What kind of idiot would pay a premium + subscription ?

[@meetoo594]

Nice looking device but the price, lack of features and the subscription nonsense kill it as an alternative to much cheaper devices from boox etc.

[@johannesdeboeck]

Boox does not offer a big screen color e-ink device, only 10 inch

[@dmitrypalaev3323]

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[@rapidlightning2841]

Why should someone pay 650€ when you get the latest iPad for less with so much more things to do on it. The paper like texture is not worth that much. Im actually surprised this company is still operating.

[@Audioremedy0785]

The reality is that if you can’t distinguish between an iPad and what this is for then it’s 100% not the product for you. It’s not so much about having a wide range of features. It’s about being the best in class in what it does. And as a user it 100% is.

[@BMitc13476]

What about Ebay vs Amazon vs Temu? Temu does get a bad rep and i have made some bad purchases from them but really no more or less than the other 2 and there return policy is better

[@OctaApe]

The price and subscription is stupid and criminal!! I can get a 60 inch 4k tv and wireless draw pad for that price and connect it to a $60 cheap laptop and do 1000x more things.

I would buy it...but sorry 700€ is just too much

[@layzygaming945]

I'm sorry, the price is unjustifiable. These days you can just write on paper then using Microsoft Lens

[@JAS17DM]

Props to Austin and all, but what was the point of this?