Updated
Updated · Creative Bloq · Aug 2
Creative Bloq Editor Calls reMarkable Paper Pro Move Decade's Best Gadget, Despite 1 Screen-Ratio Flaw
Updated
Updated · Creative Bloq · Aug 2

Creative Bloq Editor Calls reMarkable Paper Pro Move Decade's Best Gadget, Despite 1 Screen-Ratio Flaw

1 articles · Updated · Creative Bloq · Aug 2

Summary

  • Daniel John said reMarkable’s smaller Paper Pro Move has become his go-to notebook and may be his favorite gadget of the past decade after testing it.
  • The shift came from its paper-like writing feel, which he said makes iPad note-taking seem like writing on glass, while the smaller format makes it easier to carry when inspiration strikes.
  • The Pro Move also adds a more premium package than the Paper Pure, with an aluminium body, color display, backlight and higher-end accessories such as a leather folio.
  • One design choice still undercuts multi-device use: the taller, thinner screen aspect ratio can crop synced documents when moving between the Pro Move and other reMarkable tablets.
  • Taken on its own, John said the device works not just as a writing tablet but as a more practical e-reader than reMarkable’s larger models.

Insights

Can a pricey single-purpose e-ink notebook truly replace an iPad for your daily productivity?
Does adding a color screen and backlight ruin the distraction-free magic of reMarkable's newest tablet?
Why are loyal users frustrated by a glaring ecosystem flaw in the otherwise perfect Paper Pro Move?