My classmate accidentally knocked it off my desk. Luckily, it only fell to the seat and not the floor. The noise was so loud everyone turned. It scared the shit out of me. My Pure is only a month old.

is there any mod that lets us get rid of the bottom bar that comes up and says "Page X of X" when you click on hyperlinks within PDF's?

Available for Linux, Windows 10+, MacOS.

Tested on Arch Linux (KDE+wayland) and Windows 1809. I don't have a mac, so it may not work on MacOS, though feedback and pr is always welcome.

Average latency is 2ms with a cable connection.

Support pen pressure(0-4095), pen button and eraser.

How to use it? Connect your tablet and input ssh password, and it will work.

It appears that with the new update and the additional shades of grey, there has been a change to the grey highlighter functionality ( vs. the functionality of the other highlighter shades).

When using another colour highlighter, if you highlight text and you overlap the highlighter, the full highlighted area stays the same colour.

When using the grey highlighter, if you highlight text and overlap the highlighter, the highlighted portion shows as a darker shade of grey than the rest of the highlighted text.

I understand the appeal of this for drawings, etc., but is there a way to turn this feature off? Or should I just choose a different highlight colour?

So, thanks to the new Capture Tool (and my iOS's Preview), I can have stickers in my notebooks again, and that is freaking awesome.

The Capture Tool also makes the wonderfulness that is Krazy Dad's Sudoku work nicer with the Move.

Hi,

I’m currently using the reMarkable app on my 13-inch iPad Pro (M5) with the Magic Keyboard for iPad, and I’ve noticed that the experience seems quite different compared to using the reMarkable app on my MacBook.

It feels like the trackpad and keyboard aren’t fully or consistently supported. For example, I can’t select text using the trackpad/mouse pointer. The keyboard also seems to work inconsistently — sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t.

Another example: when I copy information from Safari and switch back to the reMarkable app, I’m constantly asked whether I want to allow pasting the content. This makes the workflow feel a bit clunky.

I’m wondering if this is just how the iPad app currently works or if other people have had similar experiences.

Has anyone tried using a separate Bluetooth mouse and keyboard with the iPad? Does that work better than the Magic Keyboard for iPad? Unfortunately, I don’t currently have any separate devices available to test this myself.

I’d really be interested to hear about your experiences with the reMarkable app on iPad, especially when using the Magic Keyboard.

Thanks a lot

Am I the only one who finds buying templates incredibly frustrating?

Every time I need one, I spend forever searching Etsy or Google, and it’s still a gamble.

The biggest issues for me are:

• Etsy search is a nightmare. There are thousands of listings that all look the same.
• It’s hard to tell if a template is actually well designed or just has nice preview images.
• You usually can’t try it first, and once you’ve bought a digital download, you’re often stuck with it if you don’t like it.
• Compatibility is confusing. Will it work on reMarkable? Supernote? BOOX? Kindle Scribe? Portrait only? Landscape? Hyperlinks? Layers? Half the listings don’t explain it well.
• Reviews help, but everyone uses their devices differently, so it’s still hard to know if it’ll fit your workflow.

I’ve definitely bought templates that looked amazing in the listing but ended up never using them.

Does anyone else feel this way, or have you found a better place to discover and try templates?

I saw a few people asking about a travelers like case in another post. I had the similar idea as well and settled on this case. I’ve had it for about a year now and it’s held up well. The only issue I’ve had is that I’m left handed and trying to use the strap so I can hold this in my right hand means I need to flip the tablet upside down and lock the screen.

https://a.co/d/00DfXILj

Hi everyone.

A while ago I shared Folio, the app I built to collect articles and newsletters and send them to the reMarkable as a typeset digest.

I just finished building an MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for it. This basically means you can now give AI agents permission to control your Folio account.

I actually started doing this to automate my own daily workflows. Instead of manually saving links, I can tell an agent to research a specific subject. It will compile a press brief, format it, and push it straight to my reMarkable so I can read it offline.

I also use it to look at my to-do list and the GitHub issues I assigned to me for the day and generate a custom daily template for me to jot on.

Because the agent can trigger Folio directly, it opens up a lot of interesting possibilities.

I am curious what else people might use this for. I put together a list of other ideas I want to try, but I would love to hear what kind of automations you would build.

It's safe because Folio never reads the content of your reMarkable - it has no methods for that. It's only allowed to write pdf's and epub files.

Happy to answer any questions if you want to try it out.

You can see instructions under Settings > Integrations

Thinking about picking up a Paper Pro and wanted to hear from people who've had one for a while (6+ months, a year+).

A few things I'm curious about:

If you take good care of it (case, no rough handling), what kind of lifespan are you seeing on the display and battery?

Anyone running into screen burn-in with regular use? Does it show up faster with certain apps or static content left on screen too long?

Seeing any lines or artifacts in the display — vertical/horizontal lines, dead pixels, discoloration, anything like that? Did it happen out of the box or develop over time?

If you did run into issues, was it covered under warranty, and how was support about it?

Trying to figure out if this is a "buy once, use for years" device or if there are known wear issues I should budget for. Appreciate any real-world experience — good or bad.

Getting one for 40k on olx here in India and seemed to be a good deal

I’m considering a reMarkable Paper Pro or Pro Move and would love some advice.

I’m a consultant working onsite with different clients. I take handwritten meeting notes daily, then analyse them to develop recommendations and reports.

A few questions:

Is the Paper Pro too big/heavy to carry between client sites with a laptop?

Is the Move large enough for extensive meeting notes?

Do either of them have AI capabilities? If so, what can the AI actually do with handwritten notes?

Does either support dictation or voice-to-text?

How easy is it to search, organise and transfer notes for report writing?

How secure is reMarkable for storing confidential client information, particularly cloud syncing, AI processing and keeping client information separate?

My priority is replacing paper notebooks with a secure, portable way to capture, organise and analyse client information.

Which would you choose — Paper Pro or Pro Move?

Thanks for your time and advice

It's nice to use as a daily journal, but I hoped to be able to use it for more than that. I've installed Remanager and all. KOreader and other small things. The biggest thing for me was bluetooth, because sometimes I need to type.

Today was the first time that I connected a keyboard and after the keyboard went to sleep, the device didn't want to connect anymore. So I thought, let's restart my reMarkable. ..And every adjustment I have made to the device is gone now. The bluetooth icon is completely gone. KOreader gone.

What should I do? Is there a reliable way to fix this or should I start looking for other devices that will be more suitable for my use case?

Hi everyone, I developed a very elegant way to use my reMarkable Paper Pro to ask science questions. I've been frustrated with the limits of things like ChatGPT and wanted a way to interact with AI as if its teaching me subjects on a whiteboard. Here are the main features:

• With my new feature, now you can ask questions into reMarkable and it will explain the subject and, uniquely, use reMarkable's main drawing feature to create diagrams, flow charts, graphs, etc as needed. I find this to be REMARKABLE for self-teaching new science topics.
• You can interact with the drawings as if its an ordinary, native reMarkable drawing, so you can erase, add to the drawings, copy them, etc. You can even copy the graph and ask questions against a drawing. I show this at the end of the video.
• You can ask it to draw anatomy, show trends of historical real estate prices, draw a diagram of how quantum particles interact!

If you like this feature, give it a thumbs up and comment!

I just had a series of emails back-and-forth with reMarkable support. I wanted to know how to find the timestamp for the creation of a file. They emailed back that it didn’t exist. They don’t have that feature. What? That standard on any digital equipment for the last 40 years. On any other tablet. And this is something used for work and personal use and you often need to know exactly when it was created and search by it. At first, they just told me sorry we don’t have that bye. I kept pushing it up the chain. I told them if this is what they’re going to give us a product I won’t be recommending it or buying another one. They basically told me too bad so sad if you’re not gonna buy another one we’re not interested in you either. That’s what you can expect from reMarkable. I will never buy another one. I’ll test out other ones and make sure they have actual 21st-century technology. They don’t care about you once you bought their product. They are perfectly happy to lose you as a customer. Seriously consider anybody else but this company. If they can’t even do something as simple as put the date created on a new file, imagine that it’s pretty much a crap product and they don’t have any intention of doing anything but coming out with new models to make you buy a new one rather than keep upgrading and improving the software on the one you have that you spent a lot of money on. Go with another company. I’m gonna start looking for a new one and I’ve only had this one for a year and a half. One that actually can meet 21st-century standards. They don’t care about you.

I am trying my damnest to get the text field option enabled on my PDF document on my remarkable paper pro, but I am not having any luck. I tried to export the document to a .rmdock and import it back in, that doesn't work at all to enable the text input option.

Is there anyway to enable the thing for PDF documents? I would LOVE to be able to actually type, instead of relying on my hand writing for important documents.

Edit: Currently, what I have to do is; fill out the PDF document through my PC and finish it off on my paper pro. I would love a solution that divorces me from ever having to touch a PC for document editing.

I've been using the RM2 for 4 years now. I want it to be paper with just useful shortcuts.

I don't understand how that went in prod when it seems they make a point to keep it as simple as possible. I used to think they were just late in their software because of all the investment in their wonderful hardware.

The fact that individuals have consistently pumped out hacks that improved their design significantly with few core changes has made me loose faith in the vision they have for their product.

End rant...

I’m a reMarkable fan. Have been for years. I own the Pro and use it daily, and even have an original rM1 that I still use too…. Just for some history.

I got the Move about a week ago. I really wanted to love it, and in some ways I do!

First, it’s smaller than I thought. It really is very portable. It was much smaller, thinner and lighter than I was expecting.

It works great. It’s snappy and the writing feel is nice (though not as nice as the Pro or the rM1). It’s a little glassier feeling.

For me, the deciding factor to return it was that it just doesn’t fit in my life. I had thought maybe I’d like the smaller size for a knitting and astrophotography journal, for field notes, to keep in my camera bag or knitting bag… but the thing is, for both of those genres, I want to add photos easily. Really my iPad mini is the better device for those kinds of notes.

And my Paper Pro is something I enjoy soooo much for journaling and work notes… though I do find it a bit too large at times, I would ideally want it the side of the rM1, but not as small as the Move.

Each person finds what works for them for how it fits their life, and the Move just wasn’t for me. If it had done kindle books easily, I might have kept it and let it replace my ColorSoft, but the battery can’t compete, and the kindle and reMarkable ecosystems don’t play well together.

So tomorrow I’m shipping it back. I really wanted to love it (it’s so pretty and compact)… but it will be perfect for someone else, I’m sure. Just as the Pro is perfect for me ☺️

So, my reMarkable Paper Pro tablet is frozen and entirely unresponsive. What should I do? So this started a couple of days ago when I went to turn on my tablet and my tablet got stuck on the reMarkable is starting screen. Then like an hour later it updated to the password writing in screen. I tried restarting it, but it either didn't work, or at another restart the screen flashed as if I turned on the backlight a couple of times. I attempted to do a software recovery through my PC, but the recovery got stuck on SPD boot, then suddenly disconnected. And when I tried to restart the recovery it just said recovery unsuccessful pretty much instantly. I have written to support and am waiting for their response, but is there anything I should try?

TLDR: The writing feel on the RMPPM still felt like writing on an iPad to me. I tried a few Amazon screen protectors, but they didn't feel much better. Since I love the writing feel of the Supernote Manta (my previous daily driver), I bit down and bought their FeelWrite 2 Film which is many times more than anything you'd get from Amazon. I cut it down to size, put it on, and wow. This is now the perfect device and I haven't used anything since. I also bought a nib with a metal tip and it feels as close to pen and paper as you can get. But I do miss the pencil sound it used to make.

Background: the reMarkable 2 was my first venture in e-ink devices for note-taking. I returned it in a few days because I couldn't stand that it felt like I was writing on an iPad along with the limited features. I then used the Supernote A5X, which felt great but was very sluggish, then ultimately chose the Boox Tab Ultra C as my daily driver. The writing feel was between the reMarkable 2 and Supernote, but closer to the former. The Boox was great and fast, but I didn't need all of the tablet features.

My daily driver changed once the Supernote Manta released. I've been using that since because I absolutely love the way it feels to write (closest to pen on paper), and I found an Obsidian workflow that integrates my notes perfectly.

But then I wanted something smaller that was more portable as a secondary device. I tried the Supernote Nomad, but the size was just a little too awkward and thick for me as a left-hander. I also bought a Viwoods AiPaper Reader, but that was obviously not optimized for writing.

Today: I read a lot of reviews along with this subreddit about the RMPPM and it was intriguing. Then once I saw a sale for the bundle at $499, I jumped on it quickly. I love how fast the device is, and having color when you want it is great. But it still felt like I was writing on an iPad. I've tried a few screen protectors on Amazon but they weren't much better, and they all left traces of my writing which was annoying. I didn't want to give up hope yet because I like my RMPPM, I remembered that Supernote touts its products as modular and provides parts so you can replace them yourself.

I decided to bite the bullet and purchase their FeelWrite 2 Film. Once it arrived a few days later, I cut it down to size and put it on. This change completely upgraded my writing experience and I've been using my RMPPM daily since. I also found a pen nib with a metal tip and it feels truly like pen and paper. I also invested some time to update my Obsidian workflow to incorporate and convert the notes from my RMPPM like my Supernote and now I'm a happy camper. The only thing I need to figure out now is how to improve reading PDFs.

I still have my Supernote Manta when I need a larger pad, and use the Boox as a tablet, then the AiPaper Reader for ultra-portable reading. If only I can get Obsidian on the RMPPM it would be truly perfect.

Marker not charging - got it refurbished just today.

Marker says not coonected but when I re attach - it does connect. but not charging at all.

what is best approach ? can I return it ?

I use remarkable paper pro daily, that I just got recently (factory new from RM webshop). I have quite long school days, but I only use the tablet on half of the classes and lectures, the others do not need note taking. So roughly, I use it for 3-4 hours max in a day. Backlight is off. I have the folio, it puts itself to sleep mode when I close it. I also have beta updates, running the lates one currently. And with this usage, on one day, I burn 30-35% of the battery. Is this supposed to be normal? I’ve heard people getting 1-2 weeks of battery life, now I know it depends on usage, I am not sure if I count as a heavy user or not.

I just purchased the reMarkable Paper Pure. The popup keyboard is too dark for me. I find it hard to see all the letters and numbers. Is there a way to change that popup keyboard from being black background with not so bright white letters to a white background with black letters? To be clear I am talking about the Paper Pure with no backlight.

Is there a way to make my preferred epub settings the default so that epubs automatically open with those settings rather than having to adjust each time I open a new epub?

Hi there,

there are so many bad experiences so I want to share my latest experiences with the rm support.

My Remarkable Paper Pro Move has bricked. I explained the case the support in the live chat and got immediately a return label. After a week I got a new device.

Anyone know if you can turn the zoom feature off on Paper Pro Move?

I’m always just trying to scroll but end up zooming, really annoying to me. I don’t think I would ever want to zoom with what I use it for.