remarkable Paper Pro Move | Ultraportable Colour 7.3" Paper Tablet with Marker Plus | The Digital Pocket Notebook for Productivity on the Go

I wasn't sure about getting one of these, they are quite expensive. However I love it, it is compact enough to fit in my bag. Easy to organise client notes, CPD notes To Do lists and all the other things I need to be efficient (I'm an Accountant) in different note books instead of having lots of paper notebooks. Build quality is great will certainly not be sending this back after the 50 day trial. I can now truly be a paper free business!! With the app on my phone I can also access my notes from there.

Its early yet, but wow! I own a "Kickstarter" second generation digital paper tablet. I liked both but couldn't "get into it." The screen was kinda small, more square as well. I gave one away and the other sits on my computer desk at the home office--pretty much wasting away (there are some notes I still use in it). Plus it is only grayscale. My problem is that I couldn't find a very good work flow. I have watched a few people use the remarkable 2 pro--a great looking product. My main issue with it was price and more importantly, it was large. For some that is great. For me, as I have most recently found out was not. I have a nice tablet. I would love to use it more. The reason I don't is size. I don't like to carry anything too large. Tablets have to have a cover and the pen clings precariously to the outside (my $90 version gets lost frequently). So, there goes the workflow if it doesn't travel with me often. Enter the Paper Pro Move. I kept checking this thing out when it first came out. My gadget sense went through the roof. Never really messed with it though as the price tag is a bit high. Fast forward. I kept seeing both the Move and RP2 advertised and some people using the latter. I have 3 legal tablets (real, yellow paper) on my desk at work and another at home. I got into the habit of writing on them a lot but then the pages get lost or I just end up throwing them away. Not much organization or workflow. The other day I got to see a move in person. OH! So nice. So attractive. I kept researching and watching review videos. I bit the bullet ($449, basic; plus the better pen and worth it; and extra nibs). The good news I had $100 plus in Amazon credits . So I splurged. For a smaller version of the RP2 (and yes, in color). It arrived SO quickly (5am delivery anyone?) I unboxed it. GREAT packaging. Everything was there. The Move itself felt fantastic. It felt "heavy" and seemed like it will last--even on the move (later found out that it was built with durability in mind, for those of us on the go). This unit feels great in one hand. It looks cool as hell too. The pen is held on magnetically but man it is a strong magnet. It also charges that way. The Move charges via USB-C as usual and seems to hold its batter life very well so far. I started using it right away. It feels like writing on paper and is pretty responsive. They need to fix a tiny little lag when the screen refreshes. Writing is timely though. After writing "testing" a few times and autographing it. I just kind of looked at it. Now what? Well, a quick search and I found some kickass and highly recommended templates (on Etsy of all places, for $24). YOU HAVE TO GET TEMPLATES--GAME CHANGER! TabletTemplates.com is the site. And yes you can make your own. But...... My workflow has already changed. One template is for meeting notes. Another is a daily journal. The 3rd is a notebook. I won't go into these--check them out yourselves and ENJOY. The Move is fantastic. Even with a protective folio (buy the $18 version) it slips snuggly into my back pockets. Finally, a note pad that can go with me and hold TONS of notes and writings. I love to write on the Move, which makes me want to use it regularly and often. It is a game-changer for my workflow now. The screen is very crisp and easy to read. It has 9 different pen types with 3 different thicknesses. It carries 9 colors (including black). It is easy to navigate the menus ( and once you find your main writing utensil, you don't change it much). You can create folders, notebooks, or just choose "quick note" to get you writing quickly. This will replace all those notepads (I am keeping my post-its close by). This is a great device that will actually change how I work and get better organized. My mind is racing with the possibilities. One issue: To get a full experience, you should subscribe ($2.99 month) to the reMarkable Connect service. First month is free. For the price we pay, this is a bit of an insult but a necessity. It is much easier to import templates. Also, you can put the app on your phone or desktop, and then just open your phone to view (only) those shopping lists. I could go on and on about this--but read other reviews and the product descriptions for everything this does. There is a ton more (horizontal viewing, PDF mark ups, etc) Enjoy!

A life changer for people who likes taking notes in numberless book notes

Das reMarkable Paper Pro Move ist echt hochwertig gemacht. Fühlt sich gut an, ist klein und super handlich. Ich nutze es in der Arbeit für schnelle Notizen, vor allem bei Telefonaten. Einfach aufklappen und mitschreiben. Kein Zettelchaos mehr, keine Stifte, die rumliegen. Die Größe ist ideal. Passt locker in die Hosentasche und stört nicht. Genau das habe ich gesucht. Für meinen Arbeitsalltag perfekt. Würde ich wieder kaufen.

I bought the original a couple of years back and have used it extensively. I was hoping a smaller version might become available and here we go! I keep this in my briefcase along with laptop. I wanted something slim and not bulky that I can put in my pocket. This has color and I really like that (my original larger one does not) When the boss call me to her office, I can pick up this up and away I go. Since it syncs with the REMARKABLE cloud, my other notes are all available on this one which is super important to me. Always taking notes for whatever project coming up and this smaller size is great for that. Very responsive unit and syncs quickly. I do think the case is ridiculously overpriced so I will wait for the market to come up with a cheaper alternate. Considering the price point, it is too bad they could not have included a basic protective case but neither do tablets to oh well. Magnet on the pen is stronger than the first gen version and that is a plus. Pen is has a solid feel and it's own software updates. There seems to be a slight delay from writing until it shows up on screen. This very well could be me just perceiving this or maybe because I am using color now. I did not get that feel with the original one I have. Being smaller, you do have to move the page around more but that is to be expected with size and after using a couple of weeks, no problem. On the back are 4 little rubber feet so it does not slide around. NICE TOUCH. I really appreciate them thinking of that. Overall I have been very happy with the Paper Pro Move. Once the after-market case makers catch up I will have it protected and makes sure my investment is safe.