Updated
Updated · TechCrunch · Jul 17
reMarkable Launches $399 Paper Pure Tablet as 10.3-Inch Successor to reMarkable 2
Updated
Updated · TechCrunch · Jul 17

reMarkable Launches $399 Paper Pure Tablet as 10.3-Inch Successor to reMarkable 2

3 articles · Updated · TechCrunch · Jul 17

Summary

  • $399 Paper Pure is reMarkable’s first direct successor to the reMarkable 2 in six years, returning to a monochrome 10.3-inch format built for distraction-free writing and reading.
  • The new model widens the screen layout for more text per line, sharpens the writing feel, and adds handwriting search, calendar sync, one-tap note sharing, and a new web app.
  • reMarkable also expanded document workflows with Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive integration plus article sending as native notebooks, though PDF cropping and ePUB reading still lag dedicated readers.
  • The launch reinforces reMarkable’s niche against phones, iPads, and laptops: a focused work device for notes, sketches, and documents rather than an all-in-one tablet, with a $449 bundle adding Marker Plus and a folio.

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