Unboxing the reMarkable 2: The Future of Paper

[@timvw01]

These guys have a remarkable marketing budget

[@SarahH0g4n]

It's everywhere, every time all at once 😅

[@tiokiwa]

Seriously. Even popping up in airports .. there’s some big boy money behind this

[@kevindellatore]

because they know the average person would rather just spend a little more and get a 10th gen iPad that has 100x the features

[@why12983476why]

All that marketing money and no backlighting for night time use or kindle ebook support.

[@TheRealTommyR]

They know that there time is short for this old model due to all the major improvements of other newer eink tablets. They are trying to capitalize on Christmas while they can in light of the attention of the better devices that came out.

[@Sherwxxd__]

I want to say that I had my remarkable for 2 years when the marker’s eraser broke off and customer service sent me a new one even though the warranty should have expired a year before. Pretty awesome company in my experience.

[@GorgonnogroG]

Can you tell us the process in case this happens to other users including myself so we can do the same thing

[@snarekeeper8053]

Yeah! I dropped my remarkable into water and it broke. They sold me a refurbished remarkable for 130€ in exchange of the broken one. They seem to do this with all cases that aren't covered by warranty and that's absolutely amazing. Imagine apple selling you an iPad for a third of the list price if you destroyed yours.

[@tofu86oc55]

I lost my eraser and bought a new one for 10 cents

[@Sherwxxd__]

@@GorgonnogroG I just made a support ticket and told the truth lol

[@davidnovosardian6848]

I lost my eraser and they gave me property in Italy instead.

[@OldLineAngling]

I bought one to try a month ago. I fell in love with it and now use it for everything. Work, personal, projects, journaling, fishing journal…it’s incredible.

[@BDietz94]

I was hesitant to get one for my wife for dental school because of the cost. After an hour of playing around with it I bought one for myself. Extremely intuitive UI, overall design is sleek and lightweight, feels amazing in your hands. If you're a student with heavy note taking classes, this is a great tool to stay organized and optimize your study time.

[@milenpatel]

Good luck to your wife in dental school! It truly can be hell on earth! I'm glad she has someone supporting her! We all need it!

[@cbee402]

@@milenpatel still not enough to warrant the cost of what it actually is, imo.

[@callumarendse1984]

As it way to expensive, especially here in South-Africa. Ome can only dream having this for your undergrad studies.

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

Did you buy her one in the end?

[@kristofferkrener3206]

What about the wife😂

[@jqlio18]

I bought one for my job months ago to take customers orders. Still use it each day and we use a lot less paper. We don't lose paper anymore. Being able to set multiple emails and send the page you're working one fast to my team is awesome.

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎

[@dawnjackson6741]

Can you use a template and just fill it in for your orders?

[@jqlio18]

@@dawnjackson6741 Yes and no. You'll need to put your custom template for each page manually. This is the only bad thing. But if you choose a template from remarkable, it'll stay for each pages.

[@TH-eb5ro]

@@dawnjackson6741 Great point because so many contractors write contracts, details that fade or cannot be read. I have a friend in a lawsuit with a large contractor and one of the reasons that they cannot prove their case against her is that they cannot read their own writing.

[@Crowned_king95]

@@dawnjackson6741yes. I use custom templates all the time

[@Darth-Shadow]

I have the remarkable 1. It's amazing. Got me through my bachelor's and masters!

[@DavidAmodt]

They paid Lou and Justine to pump these two year old products right around the holiday. If they were really interested they would’ve promoted them at launch. Not 2 years later. Lou and Justine for sale for product reviews as always

[@kevindellatore]

this channel has been bot farming for years now. Penguinz0 (MoistCritical) pointed it out. Look at these comments too. Half of them are written like chatGPT 2.0 wrote them and the others are blatant marketing material. One literally says "I 100% recommend this, it brings peace of thought to you, it writes" no one talks like that

[@nmdk-design]

They need to sell v2 before they announce v3

[@samuelriffon9558]

I think its a nice product i would 100% get one but the price point is not "Remarkable" 😂 I WAY prefer getting a ipad with a paper screen protector and a apple pen as i can do way more stuff for about the same amount of money... Maybe they didn't sell well because of that...

[@IvanTurkovic]

That is really strange to me seeing so many reviews about 2y old product. I've been holding off to make eink note taker until there is next generation of them coming out like remarkable 3 or supernote to make a decision.

[@sandonspalding2439]

I bought one two years ago, it's totally overpriced for what it is. Hand writing to text requires Internet access and it's SO VERY SLOW. Document and screen share on Mac rarely works. I only use it to take notes, and those notes rarely make it out of the device successfully.

[@MBN242424]

Ive used this for 3 years now and absolutely love it. Use it for my notes everyday at work.

[@t0dd000]

Please talk about the writing experience. I bought and returned the Boox Note Air 3C (eating $100 in the process) because the writing felt like using a dry erase marker pen with a surface that is just a bit rougher. Supposedly, the Supernote is far more paper-like. But I was going to look at the Remarkable as well.

[@andrewmeiklem5098]

I got mine a week ago and I'm addicted!! Can't put it down. Love that I can read novels while leaving page notes and Highlight. Love❤

[@cristianmicu]

it is already 3 years old??? then it IS old indeed

[@REALANSHUMAN]

it can always be hacked .

[@royromano9792]

But couldn't you just take pictures of your written notes, then use Google lens to make the text searchable and saveable?

[@coleyoung912]

I’ve had one for a while. I love it, only have 1 complaint and that’s the limitation on pen/pencil tip size when you’re writing. There’s a pretty big gap between thin and medium and from medium to large as well. I wish there was either a sliding scale or maybe 5 options instead of 3.

[@job8511a]

You can change the pen type.

[@Brandon_Polen]

Merry Christmas !

[@tabvalentino]

try a real pencil

[@ActiveGamingUK]

got to save things for Remarkable 3/4/5+

[@RobC1983]

I'm thinking on getting one for reading. Is there a way to be able to read books bought in Apple Books ir Play Books (Google books store)?

[@DarthRelkew]

I have one for school and it’s literally the most perfect notebook. Aside from battery life at times, I love using it!

[@SuperHaven7]

You gotta get one of those 'portable' battery chargers is all?

[@tustak]

should not be needed@@SuperHaven7

[@pluspect1836]

no u dont, it comes with a charger and once u charge it to 100%, itll last for a pretty long time@@SuperHaven7

[@highkey4316]

battery life has been great on mine, maybe i'm not the most frequent user but i can usually go at least a week without needing to charge with like 2-3 hour daily use. and the fact that it takes USB - C is great

[@Crowned_king95]

Battery life? I go weeks without charging mine.

[@pinatadonkey5934]

I have used Kindle for years and absolutely love it. I love E-Ink. And I was super on board with this product till I saw its $299 for the device, another $129 for the pen, and another $169 for the folio. That’s just way too expensive for my taste.

[@bran_rx]

In Europe it's 350 euro without the pen, smh.

[@Specialist_1998]

yeaah , then what happened to those poor student person who love it but can't buy in their price range :( bye bye this loving future tech :(

[@shynnsup8383]

I think I will stick to normal pen and paper, thank you very much. Oh wait no, I take notes on my laptop anyways. Lmao.

[@doveyyy9568]

Wait it doesn’t come with a pen?? How’s that make sense if that’s the main way to use it????

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Where on Earth did you look? I got everything off their official site and my pen was only $50 for the one with the eraser! I'm in the US if that makes a difference, I bought mine close to their initial launch of the 2 a few years ago. Try again during the holidays, maybe? Also, yes it is a bit of an initial investment but I promise you the price evens out. Never having to buy any more paper or notebooks is the best feeling ever. I have no paper in my room except for the mail that comes in. Everything saves automatically to their cloud and even if you have to get a whole new notebook, like I had to, all your files remain in their cloud and are still accessible on the new device. I only had to get a new one because it fell out of my backpack and landed right on the power button/ permanently pushed it in. It wasn't any issue on their end. My stupid backpack strap got stuck on my parking brake when I was exiting my vehicle and yanked it to the ground. I annoyingly didn't notice the strap was stuck until it was too late. I literally never go anywhere without my ReMarkable 2, it is the best thing I ever invested in and I can't live without it. I got a different backpack/ briefcase/ purse combo that fits the size of my ReMarkable 2 perfectly, so I don't have to worry about having that issue recreated. What he didn't show is that you can highlight as well as change what tool you are writing with. It literally has a calligraphy pen, marker, mechanical pencil, ballpoint pen, fine liner, regular pencil, and paintbrush. You can change the size of each to small, medium, or large. As well as the color to black, gray, and white. You can see the colors in the cloud version of the notebooks. Also, you can create notebooks, folders, and quick sheets. You can tag items, and send files to your email. When you create notebooks you can name them and have it default to either the last page visited, or the first page of the notebook when you click on it. Also, there are SO MANY TEMPLATES for the notebooks: grids, planners, perspective pages, music pages, bass tab charts, guitar chord charts, piano sheet music in varying sizes, dot pages, day planners, checklists, storyboard pages, etc. I swear it is worth it. I have a friend who has one as well and she tells everyone about hers also, they are in fact ReMarkable 😂

[@divinusfilius3771]

This is the most PERFECT product I've ever seen. It's truly remarkable, then name too is perfect. The accessories are perfect. I've been daydreaming of buying this for a while now.

[@Azad89]

So you don't have one but it's perfect?

[@WizardWorkDesigns]

except the price lmaooo

[@divinusfilius3771]

@@WizardWorkDesigns oh yeah! Amen to that!!! 👍

[@divinusfilius3771]

@@Azad89 I don't 😔

[@Cant_Hit_This7]

@@divinusfilius3771 How do you know it's perfect then? Or are you a Remarkable exec

[@janvee0802]

I went paperless back in 2019 and haven't looked back. I've used it for contract signing, note taking, doodling and schedule writing. If you're looking for features, get an iPad. If you're looking for a reliable digital notebook the remarkable is exactly what you need.

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎..

[@lor7780]

But it doesn’t even have basic colors lmao

[@sterlingarnet1878]

Tell me can you then download/sign the documents from email? i.e I get a contract sent and then. Just brought an ipad 10th gen for basically this (signing contracts/sending them to be signed) but it doesnt have a docusign feature does it?

[@janvee0802]

@@sterlingarnet1878 no it doesn't have a DocuSign feature. Essentially you would need to plug it into your PC and drag and drop or use their cloud service. Then you would physically sign the document and then drop it back into your PC. Lots of steps, yes, but when I was in the auto industry the signatures on the remarkable didn't count as esignitures. The docs were accepted as "inked".

[@janvee0802]

@@lor7780 I totally get what you mean. The thing is, it was never marketed to compete with laptops, iPads, smart phones or other "e readers" for that matter. There's a large population of people who are still pretty analog and love the write on paper. This is an alternative (albeit still "archaic" in comparison to what other tablets can do).

[@amsevo712]

My work just bought us these. I absolutely love it!! Great video

[@SpartanJRT3]

Have had one for over the year, use it everyday for notes, work, etc… distraction portion is the main reason I got it, and the writing on it feels great, especially versus other tablets. Battery lasts weeks.

[@XDark187]

nah, it's not wroth 350 euros, I'd buy a tablet that does 10x more than this thing and for 10-20% cheaper price.

[@Trendnet18]

​@@XDark187different market. Not supposed to be an ipad

[@MsToshi1990]

@@XDark187 for what it is it is underpriced even.

[@makibo.mp4]

So their whole idea on selling this product is to sell you the concept of discipline? Of course people are going to use it because people paid a significant amount of money just to own it, it helps people justify it when in reality its a bad deal, a 300 page journal and a pen can last a year with just a fraction of the price that this thing is on, and modern tablets has focused features or can be calibrated to be more productive focused if a person really has to. If this industry can somehow cater to creative professionals instead of the average joe taking notes like what Display tablets did back in the 2010s then it'll be really profitable instead of selling something that is imaginary.

[@SpartanJRT3]

@@makibo.mp4 more towards the connection and simplicity of it, ability to use it as a presenting tablet, etc... When you’re traveling and only have limited space but still have all your notes you could ever want. It worked well in school for me since even the most strict professors would allow it. I use it everyday still, perhaps it’s not for everyone but I definitely have gotten my moneys worth out of mine.

[@JSteelspy]

as a high school student that just bought this i can say it is really good !!

[@warriorbard]

E-ink tablets are definitely taking off. I went paperless last year with some trepidation because as someone who journals every day and writes for a living, that feeling of putting pencil to paper and that scratchy sound really helps get me into focus. I wavered between the reMarkable and the Onyx Book Nova Air C and decided on the latter because it had more tablet functions and it was in colour, which is good for reading comics and categorising your note-taking.

[@paulsaloma]

How is the speed of the tablet? I got the Onyx Note Air and it took a bit to load up.

[@Kalpanax-sh4tf]

I used to take notes on ipad But got bored and started using paper once again

[@komali2]

​@@paulsalomait's not as fast as paper notebook, of course. Nothing will beat speed of page flipping through a paper book on one side of your desk and paper notebook on other side of your desk. However it's fast enough when considering you can mark up an epub or PDF, export the notes to pdf, and it's backed up and instantly available on all your devices. Or your handwritten pure notes (not pdf or epub markups) are automatically backed up on close to pdf and if you use syncthing sent wherever you want. As someone that lost years of journals to hurricane damage, that peace of mind is immeasurably valuable. Not to mention with the onyx boox, you can have a couple thousand books on hand. I chew through books like a rat through cheese so if I went on a trip with paperbacks I'd have to fill my bag with books. No fun.

[@michaelm.3641]

I wanted to go paperless, and actually have been for some time, but I'm over the awful apps for note taking. My favorite one GoodNotes barely doing updates while charging for a full new app version and is ultimately transitioning to a subscription model. I shouldn't have to paper a subscription for a virtual notebook. It's ridiculous.

[@ahmedkamalhasin2070]

It's an expensive product but you're also getting a quality product for your money. It is definitely not for everyone but people who would use this productively will love it I'm sure. I was really impressed with how well the software side of this works.

[@ThrivingInLife]

I purchased it at launch. This thing does what it says. Love it. 100% recommend. It brings the peace of thought you are expecting. It writes. Better than using yellow note pads.

[@ahmadbitarbio]

how much?

[@bran_rx]

@@ahmadbitarbio here in Europe it's 350 euro. Outrageous.

[@SuperHaven7]

Hello, would you be able to tell me if it has any lines on the "paper?"....don't you kinda need/want lines so you can write straight and neat and stuff...

[@ThrivingInLife]

It has lines. Big space, or small space... it has lines..@@SuperHaven7

[@BirdFuglen]

There are plenty of templates to choose between, not just a blank page

[@hhdeng]

i work for my company's IT dept... they ordered i think 8-9 remarkable 2 tablets for the board directors/big C title people we took them out to set it and inventory it... it was a real amazing experience.. all 8 of us IT guys were impressed with the screen, writing/pen response and the simplicity of it... i eventually bought one for myself when i use it with my laptop and library when studying for my IT certs.... it's really nice and non-distracting... but the laptop and ipad is right there too... hahaha..

[@adrianzuniga5690]

for my company’s IT dept… they ordered 300 notebooks for the price of 8-9 remarkable 2 tablets. Using paper is so undistracting, unlike your phone! Don’t get me started on pencils.

[@beforefive1550]

I always wanted one, but I just use my iPad Pro 11 with the pencil. Also a few years back I purchased a paper like screen protector so it can feel like I’m writing on paper. But Great review Lew.

[@Creeu]

For those looking for alternatives to the reMarkeable 2, definitely take a look into supernote! A great option to also consider c: I just recently picked up their a6x2, neat for anyone looking at something with smaller dimensions.

[@isakoolsson]

They should make the sides look like layers of paper, would be really cool

[@Text_Ytunbox2-On-Tele.Gram-App]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

Etsy has lasercut adhesive stickers that can be applied to achieve that functionality

[@morestuff75]

He’s a very physically expressive man and I’m sure that it’s the perfect product for him. Congratulations Lou.

[@creefab5924]

This is by far one of the best gadgets i own. Have this for my work and am using it absolutely every day. Such a great and thought-through product, that's absolutely changing the way to be productive. Taking notes during a meeting, converting it into text and sending it out via mail ist just so amazing! Also it's the best way to sign documents, contracts and so on.

[@inspire1ove]

just get an ipad air

[@justlit301]

nice seeding

[@creefab5924]

That's exactly what's not to do! I absolutely hate writing on my iPad. The palm-detection is good, but with the reflective glas-display getting full of marks, palm- and fingerprints it is the absolute worst. Guess you never experienced the moment, when you just want to focus on taking notes only to be interrupted by constant mails flying in. (Yes, focus-mode exists but it's still not the same). With the remarkable it's just like having an infinitely large sheet of paper in front of you. And that's exactly the charm of it. So No! Don't just get an iPad...@@inspire1ove

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎

[@raphaelmoies1835]

Is it possible to import a PDF or Word, annotate it and transform note-taking into computer writing?

[@eugene_crane_uvu]

I haven't watched this channel in a long time, and it is jarring to see physical changes in the presenter.

[@rhodes1591]

I bought two, after you presented the reMarkable 1, a looong time ago, and love them. Still using them on a weekly basis. Great tool. 👍🏻

[@Text_Ytunbox2-On-Tele.Gram-App]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎

[@raphaelmoies1835]

Is it possible to import a PDF or Word, annotate it and transform note-taking into computer writing?

[@coffeeandgrind]

I've owned this for 3 years now and I love it!!!

[@raeyadmasu1590]

Whoever came up with the name is functioning on another level. Might be the best name for any product in history. Simplisitc, descriptive and memorable in one word is a near impossible task.

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@sanmansp]

this video is one the reasons i love 'Unbox Therapy'

[@jeffk3368]

Two things would make me buy this instantly - ease of use for sheet music (including Bluetooth so I can turn pages with my foot pedal) and some integration with my library app (Libby for example). Having a optional back light would come in handy in a pinch, but I can live without that

[@jeffderice753]

@jeffk3368 what product would you reccomend for tablets reading sheet music along with foot pedals.

[@XDark187]

it's so expensive for an e-ink, you're better off buying a regular tablet.

[@Trendnet18]

​@@XDark187these devices last a lot longer. After two years iPad/Samsung just slow down and it's damn annoying along with their ped it's not as smooth and you going outside of writing is annoying. Less is more.

@Trendnet18 Sorry. What exactly do you mean by "slow down"? I am using iPad Pro 11-inch - 2nd generation since its release in 2020 so more than 3,5 years without any issue, hickups or slow down, and it is my daily device for consuming media. The same is for iPad Mini 6 which my son is using daily and my wife's iPad Air 4 from 2020. I am not sure about Samsung as my last Android phone was indeed Samsung Galaxy S3 - which has such behaviour, but it was because of Android at that time. As for this device Remarkable 2 it is clean and perfect for its specific purpose, but it might be expensive for some customers who want such device.

[@gurunugget]

it has sheet music templates actually

[@randalhollis5966]

Im pretty sure remarkable requires a subscription which is why i went with Supernote.

[@AbinasiSingh]

Loved the design and packaging. Slim and super clean design. Great example of minimalist design.

[@andrewmeiklem5098]

Got mine for Xmas. Love it. Can't stop using it! ❤

[@tomgillotti]

I think this and the Kindle Scribe missed the mark (pun intended) on pricing. If these were $149-$199 they would sell a ton of them. They can make their money with various subscription options.

[@johnadams9314]

Unfortunately for that pricing strategy is that the E-Ink company has a monopoly on this screen technology and charges a fortune for them, so that sort of price isn’t financially possible.Remarkable did have more of a subscription model previously and it was universally despised

[@MC-ov8dr]

Few people wanted to pay subscription fees, that's why they dropped the price on the subscription last year. The subscription paywall for features was one of the most frequent complaints about the product. I think $300 is fair for these, the accessories are super overpriced though. The Scribe can be had for sub $300 on sale, but isn't as good of a notebook as the RM is.

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎..

[@chowderman8888]

This things been out for years hoping they make a new one soon. Needs many improvements in my opinion

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎..

[@Chrisratata]

Like what?

[@abeining]

Bought it for my girlfriend this Christmas, so hope 3 doesn't come out soon 😬

[@abeining]

What is it missing? Apart for backlight

[@nedrgr21]

@@abeining look at Supernote A6X2 for about same price and many more features

[@LyraleiYT]

Im 22 & feel old when tech has come this far

[@MrSyrian123]

Am I the only one who is missing the gold old days of this channel?

[@jointhefist1016]

It feels mostly the same, but everything is a product placement. Feels as a result, he's being less critical

[@heathershannon0411]

I bought one and I love it so much, I’m literally considering moving everything to it and I’m a planner girl! I love it more than my iPads. I get so overstimulated! Love my R2!

[@OmarEstebanOchoa-Pauta]

Is there a way to have the edits, done on the Esheet, colored? Obviously not in the Esheet itself, but when it transfers onto a proper device. It’ll be great to highlight sentences or paragraphs with different colors, and/or assign colorful texts.

[@chriswalker83cw]

I bought my wife one 3 years ago. She uses it around 5 hours a day every day for work. Still works flawlessly, also it get really useful updates every few months. Finally the battery life is still unbelievable. She charges it maybe once a week.

[@DrMojojo]

Been using a kindle scribe, and love it. I don’t think the cost justifies me going to this.

[@Text_Ytunbox2-On-Tele.Gram-App]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@balint4533]

Does anyone know how the layout affects left handed people? I feel like it would be a little uncomfortable with the icons on the left side and when holding the tablet the thicker part is on the left.

[@antonvinjari3053]

0:00: 📝 The video introduces the remarkable paper tablet, which provides a paper-like writing experience and aims to minimize distractions. 2:40: 📝 The video showcases a new marker with paper-like friction for a satisfying writing experience on the display. 5:24: 📱 The video demonstrates how the remarkable 2 device can be accessed and used across multiple interfaces and devices, including smartphones and laptops. 7:52: ⚙️ The video demonstrates a marker that can convert handwritten text into digital format, with features such as an eraser and intuitive undo function. 10:09: 📱 The remarkable tablet allows for seamless syncing of articles across multiple devices. Recap by Tammy AI

[@AndrewPinkFloyd]

Lots of great things about this. One that stands out is the battery life is well... it's remarkable. I use it all day, turn it off at night and a charge lasts me over 2 weeks.

[@n00bma5ter69]

I had one two years ago and returned it. Loved the format and it worked as every reviewer shows it. But the digital conversion of notes was too sloppy for it to be functional for me.

[@vladikostek]

It's gotten way better at OCR

[@n00bma5ter69]

@@vladikostek glad to hear. If it could chuck my notes into Notion for me, then we’re talking

[@batou486]

It's been a while since I've been on your channel. Seen your videos is like a relaxing therapy for me and IDK why.

[@JamesKetchell1]

Guessing this is a marketing push as pretty much all the tech influencers are doing reviews on a two year old product the weeks running up to Xmas

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@moniquejohnson3855]

I just ordered this for myself for my birthday! Can’t wait to have it in my hands.

[@flexp17]

The SuperNote has been a game-changer for me. It is comparable to the SuperNote2, but more forced on note taking. I use it for my daily todos, project management, task tracker, etc. Either model gives you more than just an e-notebook.

[@wheelch0ck]

Supernote for me 100%. I love their business model too.

[@EvzenEmanuel]

Remarkable 2 has better screen (more white, better contrast), better build quality, feels better to write on. It is also thinner. Why would you prefer Supernote? Did you try both?

[@TheRealTommyR]

@@EvzenEmanuelThe 2 year-old Remarkable with 8 gigs of ram and hardly any significant software feature updates over the years. New Supernote came out with 300 ppi, replicable battery, improved tech, and their remarkable business model that Remarkable can’t compete with. Plus, not to mention all the better epaper devices that came out since the Remarkable. They simply need to update the Remarkable and are probably working on it.

[@atl3630]

Supernote is just a better product and costs less. Better company too

[@anonymeister123]

@@TheRealTommyR it’s an electronic notepad. How many updates do you need? Did you get mad that your wide-ruled spiral notebook didn’t get an update either? 😂🤣

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@jpflo698]

i just ordered one. A colleague has one and let me try it out...I really appreciate the writing experience and found it to be more natural and enjoyable than writing on my iPad. Perfect device for note-taking. A bit over-priced for what it is compared to competing devices, but willing to pay the premium as I expect to get a lot of utility from it.

[@JoesephReiper]

This is the type of stuff that would fit right in some old school futuristic fiction or prediction. Simple, yet amazing. From the video, it does seem to have some lag though. But for some reason I can't help but feel that this will be yet another one of those products that have so much promise but will have short lived success and future iterations won't see the light of day due to issues.

[@boltzenberg6836]

Kindle Scribe is almost identical and nearly half the price (with no monthly subscription required).

[@ashleigh8133]

My dad has been looking at this for awhile. It's a little pricey though. Lol if you ever get sick of the Remarkable or feeling the Christmas Spirit send it over my way😂😂😂😂

[@RayRayZ28]

I've gotten more us8ng the Kindle Scribe compared to the remarkable.

[@osamaromehcfp]

Kijiji always had ppl unloading them for fraction price

[@jiblazed]

love how he introduces the product in his "own words" and then reads off the text on the box - and it's 1 to 1. nice.

is this thing lagging? I think its to slow...

[@pluspect1836]

it doesnt lag but it is a bit slow sometimes

[@August._b]

It’s an e-ink screen so the refresh rate is not at all comparable to something like an iPad and you do have to wait a half second when you make a gesture/swipe. Having said that, there’s little to no noticeable lag when writing, it somehow just feels like you’re putting pen to paper

[@MolinaFarler]

I have one kislux bag I got in 2019, it's the LV white catogram speedy. It's counter quality and it has a nice honey patina now, so the leather is real. I think whatever makes you happy go for it. I've seen LV with plastic leather and blood red glaze...

[@AgentGrimShorts]

I would 100% buy it if I could use apps like Krita or Adobe for animation + digital painting. It's a huge untouched market, I don't like any of other tablets, they're heavy and I want it to feel like paper damnit.

[@kgeo753]

There’s only one thing that feels like paper and that’s paper. I have Paperlike on my iPad and a Huion pen tablet with etched glass. Both offer a good drawing experience but neither one feels like paper.

[@Text_Ytunbox2-On-Tele.Gram-App]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@MrShamir]

I saw this the day it was uploaded....I now have a Remarkable 2.

[@MattHikesHills]

I had one briefly. Far too often i was wanting it to do more. I have a galaxy tab now, which i believe, does all the Remarkable does and so much more. Maybe not paperlike, but at least i dont have to sacrifice a whole load of shortfalls. My wife though, loves her Remarkable.

[@FenrirAldebrand]

Same. I have a Galaxy Tab with the S pen because I take notes *right on* the slides that the professor puts on Blackboard, because it's all in one place, and the Samsung Notes syncs right with my phone. I like the fact that it's frictionless writing, and it's the reason why I ditched paper to begin with as I have carpal tunnel and other hand problems. And COLOR. I really like to use, and need 3+ different colors and highlighters when I'm writing my notes. And I got the tablet for like $150 Canadian or something cheap like that.

[@0megaJB]

I picked up a Remarkable 2 a couple of weeks ago and I love it. I'm a bit conflicted on whether or not it needs some kind of back light because sometimes it can be hard to read the screen in low light.

[@neoanderson7492]

You mean just like paper

[@trevordennis]

I like my Kindle Scribe. It may not have all the editing or drawing features of the Remarkable yet, but it does let you sketch or take notes and I have access to all my Kindle books for reading. I wanted the larger screen mainly since I buy computer books or PDFs and the screen is great for those. I found that reading fiction on the larger screen is also a nicer experience since you need less page turns. The notebook features are handy and the feel when writing is great, but for note taking for my work, I still prefer my iPad and OneNote. The organization and syncing in OneNote is far more flexible.

[@thomrhodes]

Can’t believe you’re only covering this now.. it’s been around for years!! This is a great bit of kit, and I love mine - but buyers beware; they plum budget into influencer marketing to get rid of old stock before releasing the next version.

[@DanielWinterAt]

Was just thinking.. wasn’t this released like 3 years ago? Also… this video is remarkably.. ha… quiet. The channel seems to have changed a lot

[@tomg.6881]

Are the marker and tips included with the tablet?

[@JUNKJACKZACK]

Just the tips

[@salmanaqvi9922]

Hi, Wow! Marvelous explanation of Remarkable 2. You actually elaborate all the focused points that I really looking for a long time. Thank you. God bless you. Happy Christmas to you and your family. Stay blessed.

[@janereyes-os3dw]

I love your show. This to me is the best product you have ever shown. I will buy this

[@ThinWhiteDuke2007]

I got mine a while ago, it is great reading from this eInk reader, and I've noticed less eyestrain, than reading on a iPad. Of course the note taking is out of this world, really feels like you are writing on paper, I recommend getting the Book Folio, and pen, which can erase just like a rubber on the end of a pencil.

[@almaq2078]

What about collaborating on documents? How painless is that? and if I want to drop images into my notes can I just paste images into my notes?

[@thomasjensen2048]

I bought one for note taking while studying. It works really well and I actually enden up doing all my schoolwork on the tablet Really easy to hand in assignments including math, physics and more Plus, the writing experience is not overhyped at all, really enjoyable

[@luciferslettuce]

I enjoy the remarkable2 a lot but my S23 Ultra does the same stuff plus a whole lot more! I think these would be great for schooling to upload textbooks and not worry about pages being torn or marked up or whatever, kids wouldn't be as distracted and could still have the benefits of technology.

[@DustinDawind]

I've had mine for about two years now. Use it every day. Had no idea about the two finger tap to undo thing. I've just always used the undo button on the side.

[@VladimirKostek]

3 finger tap is a redo btw!

[@arsykaman2169]

05:22 Amidst the parade of gadgets and gizmos, it’s the unexpected glimpse into the esoteric that truly captivates. The page you’ve shown us with its ritualistic chant of unity and annihilation, reminds us of the thin veil between technology and philosophy.It’s as if the tech unboxing has accidentally summoned a digital soma offering us a sip from the chalice of transcendence. Here’s to the imminence of His Coming whatever futuristic device that may be

[@rollerboogie]

I would buy this in a heartbeat if I had to go back to school. For my current job it may not be used enough to justify the price. But if my company bought it for me I'm sure I would use it

[@kennyle761]

You can tell they paid for this review

[@cybernetix86]

big money, they paid big money for this review...

[@disdathit]

Yep. No mention of the pen not being included. Diabolical omission. From him and them.

[@truthenterprises576]

Short story: my wife a PA and the first time i met her ship pulled this bad boy out and i was like "what the F is that" she said the remarkable tab, i started playing around with it and its my daily drive. Organization, i don't use paper no more for notes, added some customized calendars and other productive PDFs and man all i can say is I love it. NOTE THIS IS NOT FOR A PERSON WHO IS HEAVILY ENGAGED WITH SOCIAL MEDIA AND SCROLLING!!!!!!!!! IF YOU ARE DONT GET THIS GET AN IPDAD

[@worldpeace2688]

So this is a rehab tablet

[@CC-bt8lf]

Hahahaha!!

[@marcosleblanc9029]

Rehablet

[@duanedumont9967]

Is there a camera on it so you can incorporate a picture into your notes? or is there another similar device that has that capability?

[@PyroTallahassee]

Hold on, let me charge my paper really quick, 😂

[@stepanovicboro]

The battery is insane on that thing. One charge and you can use it for weeks without having to recharge it.

[@TheVorst]

Depending on the daily workload, the battery last 2 weeks@@stepanovicboro . with an iPad when you are not using it for a week (unplugged), battery is death without using it. The standby current on this unit is like almost zero.

[@NavyCoyner]

you’re literally my comfort person i love you kislux !

[@danobrien1234]

Curious what reading light you are using with it? Nice review!

[@xyz-hh4uv]

EVER HEARD OF DO NOT DISTURB MODE ON IPAD?

[@Ludmila_Matondkar]

I dont know if its me but Lew's not as energetic here as he used to be in earlier ones. But i feel this really feels refreshing somehow. Liked this all business mood.

[@killerexp3030150]

Hey guys! Have you heard about paper??

[@shrimpfry880]

3:55 the fact it can't track the motion properly even on a shape as simple as a spiral is really satisfying

[@CHTFilms]

Instead of implementing thousands of regulations and pushing society towards electric cars, it would be better to first finance all schools to stop using billions of tons of paper, which requires cutting down trees, and to introduce mandatory tablets for each student!

[@LaPlaya-rw1cp]

If you agree to support the cost of the tablets for the first 5 years, then we will think about it. What's your solution to plastic pollution btw. As per your logic we certainly can't replace disposable plastic bags with disposable paper bags

[@JiasenLiu]

Trees are renewed faster than fossil fuels.

[@dogdad4069]

I LOVE MY REMARKABLE especially with the TYPEFOLIO. Everyone should get one.

[@forgive9ja]

I'll stick to my 0.1 cent paper

[@SpartanJRT3]

Adds up, I had stacks of yellow legal pads, I’d recommend these, especially if you’re always moving around or traveling

[@fackoesk8]

Very nice! For something like this I was waiting for. Now waiting for more friendly cost :) Thank You for this review

[@anthonygordon9483]

for the fact that he hasnt mentioned a price, just tells me this shit is too expensive. And what start up has came out with anything affordable and actually usuable over time ? None.

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

I have a new years resolution to read more, and I like to annotate books. Do you think it's kindle compatible so that I can annotate my books? Thank you so much for being so awesome!

[@tubbymontana7090]

Damn these guys are good at marketing way to sell a tablet that does nothing by leaning toward the angle that it’s meant to be like that so you can focus on your work 😂

[@Auf-TeI.egramm-Herr_Ratun]

𝙰𝚖 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎.

[@klaymoon1]

It looks super slick. How much is it?

[@HOLYCHILD7]

GOD BLESS YOU, JESUS LOVES YOU.

[@milosradivojevic5887]

using it for 2 years and loving every second of it

[@kundudelcastillo]

If these had presure sensitivity it would be an instand buy for me. Reading and pencil like drawing its a killer combo.

[@vladikostek]

They do lol, over 4k levels of it

[@VladimirKostek]

Did a review of it if you wanna see

[@iiiTravis]

I love it but how's it like using low light or dark places and the battery usage too

[@fiveshorts]

Sorry for the off-topic, but may I ask what filming setup are you using? Green screen, lighting, camera etc. it’s VERY good.

[@stephontsmith]

I've been in this since the Kickstarter, best piece of tech, transformed my life

[@dimosc8428]

here's a question, it has an online subscription that you have to renew every year, what happens when you stop renewing that? can you still use all of the functions or does it just become a light weight paper weight? i have seen other reviews for this that have implied that this happens

[@nasimkhan4619]

I am a nursing student i want to buy it but i dont have the budget for it it really amaze me when i heard about it and saw your video ill be graduating after 2 years when i get my first check ill buy it one day inn shaa Allah ❤