Yep, this.
It feels weird at first to be paying for less features, but that’s what the RM is. It’s a tool to focus and sit down with your thoughts, as you would with paper, but in a very compact package. Also, digital lets you reorder pages, move them around etc, to keep your notebooks tidy.
And with the type folio, it becomes a typewriter. That’s it.
For me, it’s exactly what I wanted and I love my remarkable.
Yeah, it’s the sport I find funny. :)
Ai-Sport?
That makes me smile. Sport?
Next we’ll have the All-Terrain 4WD pen. :)
I bought a nice case off Amazon for 20€ and the Staedler Noris Jumbo pen with eraser for much less than the remarkable pro pen. So yeah.
Yeah, stay lean, only archive stuff that can have some true worth in the long run.
I have one and love it.
The Noris is great. Love it.
It will be easier for you to be organized, but the tablet won’t do the work for you. :)
It’s your job to classify your notes correctly of course.
The main advantage of the RM is that all your notes are available on your tablet, also you can reorganize pages in a notebook, or move pages from notebook to notebook. So that helps stay organized, definitely.
It has a 100 day return period, so you can really try it out, work with it for almost a semester, and decide then.
Third party sleeves on Amazon are also great to protect it while saving some money.
Same here.
I think Remarkable should do a better job at explaining the logic of their design. Because yeah, selling that the new update now has “straight lines” just feels ridiculous.
From the beginning, the marketing was focusing on the ultimate distraction free environment and they should really hit that nail again and again.
People can’t imagine how less can actually be more. You need to explain it to them.