- Is the Paper Pro Move worth it over a Kindle Scribe?
- If you mainly handwrite notes and want color and pocketability, the Move is the more focused tool. The Scribe has a larger screen better suited to reading full-page books and PDFs.
- How does it compare with the larger reMarkable Paper Pro?
- The Move has a 7.3-inch screen instead of the Paper Pro's larger panel, and it is lighter and thinner. Choose the Move for portability; choose the bigger model for full-page documents and drawing.
- Does the battery really last two weeks?
- reMarkable rates it at up to two weeks, which assumes light daily use with Wi-Fi off. Heavy writing and color use will shorten that, but most owners charge weekly or less.
- Can I read Kindle books on it?
- No. It does not run the Kindle app or other third-party apps. You can read PDFs and EPUB files you load onto the device.
- Is the pen included?
- The Marker pen is sold separately on reMarkable devices, so budget for it along with a folio if you want protection.
- How much storage does it have?
- It has 64 GB, which reMarkable compares to roughly 810 notebooks. That is ample for years of notes and documents.
- Where is the reMarkable Paper Pro Move cheapest?
- At Quill, for $641.59, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the reMarkable Paper Pro Move?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the reMarkable Paper Pro Move?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Staples, Quill.