If there was one device I couldn't live without, it's the reMarkable 2. This lightweight digital note-taking tablet is my go-to gadget for making notes, sketching, writing, plotting, mind-mapping. Everything.
And right now, the the reMarkable 2 with Marker Plus and a polymer weave folio case is $499 on reMarkable's official website (down from $578). In the UK, the price for the same configuration is £479 (was £548). It's at the same link as above.
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As I say, I spent a long time researching the various kinds of handwriting tablets before opting for the reMarkable 2. And there are a number of reasons why I chose it.
For one thing, the writing experience is excellent. Coming from jotting notes and doodling on a glossy glass tablet, I was a little skeptical. But the textured e-ink screen really is as close to writing on real paper as I could imagine. As an old-fashioned scribbler, I've really appreciated this.
Second, the size. This device is impressively thin and lightweight. I've found it's the perfect complement for business travel - although I strongly advise getting either the folio case or sleeve for extra protection.
Third, the handwriting recognition is a great way to transform handwriting notes into usable text. Alright, it's hit and miss depending on how neat your handwriting it, but mine's like a spidery scrawl at times and it still picks up what I was trying to write.
Finally, "reMarkable" is probably the best pun in tech, so I couldn't resist.
All in all, I couldn't be happier with it. To my mind, it's a must-buy for professionals. Just make sure to get the case and opt for the Marker Plus pen, which has an eraser at one end just like a pencil. If you get the standard Marker, erasing your writing means you need to highlight the offending text inside a box then selecting the delete option, which disrupts the writing flow. For more info, check out our full reMarkable 2 review.
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