ReMarkable Paper Pro Review

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Review: The ReMarkable Paper Pro is worth the $579 price tag if you love writing on paper

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The ReMarkable Paper Pro has a color E Ink screen, a front light that makes it visible in the dark, and an active stylus paired with a more responsive display.

Norwegian company is presenting it as the “upgrade” model with more features, commanding a higher price.

The Paper Pro is bigger than most of these, with an 11.8-inch screen, so it feels much closer to having a sheet of A4 paper in front of you.

The active part of the Marker stylus means this pen has better accuracy and latency.

The writing experience feels like a fine-tipped Sharpie but more satisfying.

ReMarkable doesn't allow you to connect third -party keyboards to the Paper Pro; you have to use the Type Folio, which is pricey.

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