Paper Pro Bundle Mosaic Weave Includes 11.8'' Paper Tablet Marker Plus Pen with Eraser and A Book Folio Cover Basalt, Grey

It’s been now many months since I purchased this and can give the Pros & Cons in detail:Pros:1. Amazing writing tool. No distractions like an iPad that I have.2. Writing experience is smooth like paper. Unlike writing on a glass surface like iPad.3. Organizing notes is super easy. Adding new books or pages is as simple as a click.4. We can add different types of page styles like ruled, plain, dotted etc.5. The bundle pen that came along has an excellent grip. Does not roll over as it is not round. Has a strong magnet and has never fallen ever since I purchased.6. Simple erasing techniques where selection tool to erase is there. Also, back of the pen gives you erasing option.7. Converting handwritten text to typed text is an option that I haven’t used much.8. You can create tags to written contents to easily search them when needed.9. Great battery life. Mine lasts for a week. C type charging is there.10. Folio case that came as a bundle is of top notch quality.11. There’s option to send email of your handwritten notes too.12. You can access your handwritten notes from the remarkable app of your phone or laptop. So data syncs on all platforms.Cons:1. Although the device charge lasts for a week but this could had been more.2. There is back lit option too to use in dark. The light though is not too bright. So I do not use it.3. There’s option to create colour highlights or color ink. However these colours are little faded types. So I use black 99.9% of times.Overall, if you have it, you’ll definitely find it useful and people around you will be inquisitive to know what it is.

No here and there bluffs: only pure digital notebook experience.The features are useful. Look and feel is elegant. Worth the money spent.

Hands down one of the most useful gadgets one could buy for office work. Nothing beats writing own meeting notes and have it ready for digital work also.

I hope as technology advances and demands increase the price comes down significantly. This is a product wveryone should have if one has a habit of writing and note taking. All in one place and its soooooo gooood.Only small downside is marker should have more than 6 tips provided as it wears down quicker than expected hut still lasts long though...Its just the price that sets so huge expectations.Hope one day price can come to around Rs 40000 with all the stuff included which will make it an absolute rockstar.

The seller sent a used product with a defective screen. The product was already unboxed and everything was scattered.The set was sold as new, but what I received was an open box item. The box for the pen, the folio, and the tablet had been opened.

Its a really wonderful product. Its for a very very specific use case, as an author / publisher this is really incredible but I would not recommend it for people seeing it as an ipad alternative.Its a fantastic ecosystem. Very happy.

Excellent product.

Very nice product for writing and making notes

Very great to use. I thought about this for along time (over a year) before I actually bought it. The only complaint I have is that I waited so long. It’s convenient to have a “tablet” writing pad that’s not a tablet. There are no games or distractions. The brightness settings are cool for low light but you can turn them off to save battery.I love how you can have folders as well. Highlighter function is very cool.The remarkable is very user friendly. Writing isn’t quite like paper but pretty darn close for electronic.Very much worth the money and I would recommend it over and over again.

It’s truly a great device, however I find that the battery doesn’t last more than 3 days with moderately high usage.The colours are extremely muted, but I did expect that. I have used the Remarkable everyday, whether I’m making diary entries, (something I’ve never done since my filo fax years), drawing and planning mini projects. The point is I’m enjoying putting pen to paper again. I haven’t drawn anything since my school days, and I remember how my 2 - 3 hour art lessons used to disappear in a flash, because I was lost in thought and concentration. Well it’s happening again with the Remarkable and I love it. It’s mad, I no longer play games on my PlayStation, and I rarely use my iPad or laptop anymore. I must emphasise that the remarkable doesn’t replace my iPad in anyway, because they are two very different devices.In my opinion, I don’t think that the Remarkable was ever meant to. Many people who consider buying an e-ink tablet and ask what it can do? Then look past the Remarkable and consider either an android e-ink tablet or better still get an iPad. I say this because no e-ink tablet can compare with a colour tablet that usually cost about the same or even less than colour e-ink tablets. E-ink tablets don’t require power to run e-ink technology, and none can even stream movies, because of the very underwhelming screen refresh rate. If you want something to eradicate paper then you’re on the right path, because that’s what the Remarkable is great at. It has a low learning curve, whilst having a fantastic filing system and pen tools.I originally bought a kindle scribe, which also has a paper like feel when writing, however, the Remarkable feels and sounds more authentic. I soon realised that although the scribe has a much better resolution and actually does look more like a piece of paper than the Remarkable does, it is a reading device first. Consider this scenario, I’m on the phone and need to record some notes or take down a number, with the remarkable as soon as I detach the pen wether from a sleep state or opening the cover, I’m instantly ready to write. However with the scribe I open the cover, wait 2-3 seconds to wake up, navigate to notebooks, then create, choose a file name and a template, choose create, then wait for a a second, and then I’m ready to record. However just because it takes a few seconds to reach that point, unfortunately the moment is lost and it was quicker to get a piece of paper and a pen. I love both devices as well as my iPad, but they are three totally different devices, and should be treated like that. Although the scribe has had three further iterations, the speed has improved and the notebook section of the scribe has been replaced by a workspace and it’s now instantly available, it is still a kindle first and a notebook second.To conclude, if you don’t have a smart tablet or smartphone, then consider an iPad, because it can do everything. You can install paper feel screen cover.But if you are looking for a device, without distractions, and something awaken your imagination, then you really need a Remarkable tablet, but it only serves a niche market, because it’s really just an electronic notebook, manages all your notes in one place.

I purchased the reMarkable Paper Pro about six months ago and waited to write a review in order to truly offer a long term perspective on its use.The reason I purchased the Paper Pro is because I am a doctoral student and prefer paper documents to digital. I found the pile of printed articles and written notes we’re accumulating to the point they were challenging to keep organized, so a friend showed me her Paper Pro. The moment I tried hers I knew it had potential to solve my paper problem without sacrificing the simplicity of hard copies that I really love.That potential turned into reality, for sure. I use my Paper Pro almost daily. Once I figured out how to make separate notebooks and folders, I was easily able to organize my written notes and PDF articles (which I live to annotate!). I use it for work and school.The weight of the stylus feels to me like writing with a pen, and I easily switch between writing and highlighting. I would add, if you’re looking for this notebook in terms of creating artwork, it might not be the best choice. The colors, while identifiable, are somewhat dull. Other than that, the display is great, clear, and aligns perfectly with where/how I write with the stylus.The tablet doesn’t connect to the internet (which is something I love about it) but I can easily upload PDF files from Google Drive with WiFi. I’ve had no issues uploading PDFs at all. As for battery life, a few hours of charging lasts me at least two days of battery. The fact that the screen will set to sleep after a certain amount of time helps as well. The stylus charges when attached to the tablet. So far, the stylus has not run out of battery.I guess the only small detail of this digital notebook I would find fault with is that the resetting screen takes a little time to get used to. I barely notice it now, but at first it was a little off-putting. Honestly, very minor. Sometimes, when it’s resetting, it takes a minute to respond to scrolling up and down a page. Again, minor, but might be annoying to some who are used to scrolling on a phone or computer screen.If you are like me and prefer paper over digital but are overwhelmed with piles of paper, this is an excellent choice.

Muy bueno y la entrega fue antes de tiempo y el paquete llego muy bien.

Writing comfort, the interface and pen holding plus the case itself are all very well done. I really like thr color implementation though it does not flow as fluid as the black text, so watch some reviews if that’s a concern. But in the base use you don’t scroll the screen so it is not a problem for me. Battery is good but with wifi the two weeks is a stretch target, I can use it for a few days as heavy user. But usb-c is every now so charging is simple. Very nice tool to increase productivity, 5 stars.