Updated
Updated · The Independent · Jul 28
reMarkable Launches £359 Paper Pure Notebook With 10.3-Inch E-Ink Screen
Updated
Updated · The Independent · Jul 28

reMarkable Launches £359 Paper Pure Notebook With 10.3-Inch E-Ink Screen

3 articles · Updated · The Independent · Jul 28

Summary

  • reMarkable’s new Paper Pure replaces the reMarkable 2 at £359, undercutting the older model’s £389 launch price while becoming the cheapest notebook in its lineup.
  • The 10.3-inch black-and-white device adds faster response, lower writing latency, 32GB of storage and a 3,820mAh battery that lasts about a third longer—nearly three weeks between charges.
  • At 360g, the notebook is 43g lighter and more compact than its predecessor, and reviewers said its matte E-ink surface delivers a more natural, distraction-free writing feel than a tablet.
  • The included Marker supports handwriting-to-text conversion, PDF annotation and online screen mirroring, though advanced tools such as handwriting search and unlimited cloud storage require a £39-a-year subscription.
  • The trade-off is a missing front light, leaving the Paper Pure dependent on ambient light even as reMarkable positions it as a simpler, more affordable alternative to its higher-end Paper Pro models.

Insights

Is ReMarkable's distraction-free design a brilliant productivity hack or just a clever excuse for missing features like a front light?
Why does this new digital notebook penalize free users by cutting off document syncing after just fifty days of inactivity?