reMarkable has unveiled the Paper Pure, its third-gen black-and-white note tablet; the reMarkable 2 has been discontinued. The Paper Pure has an improved Canvas display, 21ms ink latency, and twice ...

The ReMarkable Paper Pure is perfect for the pen-and-paper people in your life who have a hard time organizing their documents and wish they were available online. It’s also aimed squarely at everyone ...

E Ink tablet maker reMarkable isn’t the kind of company that normally needs to release a new model every year – the company launched its first model in 2017 and its second in 2020. ReMarkable tablets ...

Retains the price tag of the older ReMarkable 2. Improved contrast and responsiveness. Brighter white base than previous ReMarkable tablets. Better battery life. No accessories beyond a protective ...

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The new reMarkable Paper Pure improves upon the brand's previous writing tablet in several ways and makes for an excellent entry-level pick for busy professionals.

The Remarkable 2 has been discontinued as of May 6, 2026, following a six-year run. It is being replaced by the new Remarkable Paper Pure, a third-generation black-and-white tablet starting at $399.

When Remarkable paper-like tablets entered the device space, there was clear, palpable excitement for bringing the E Ink experience to a writing interface. The idea of replacing notebooks with a ...

I tested the reMarkable Paper Pure, and it's the reMarkable 3 in all but name.