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I cannot stop doodling on reMarkable Paper Pure

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reMarkable Paper Pure writing tablet review: A true digital notebook replacement

Now, the company has introduced its most affordable model.

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reMarkable Unveils Paper Pure — Its Most Affordable Digital Notebook

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Remarkable Paper Pure Review: This Might Be the Best Digital Notebook for Most People

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reMarkable Paper Pure Review: Great hardware held back by bad philosophy

I wrote the above a full week before news broke reMarkable was slashing its workforce and firing CEO Phil Hess.

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Remarkable’s next E Ink digital notepad skips the color screen

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The Remarkable Paper Pure is the best digital notepad I’ve ever used

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I have zero attention span. This £359 digital paper tablet is the only reason I’m actually getting work done

The reMarkable Paper Pure offers the same cult-favourite writing experience as the Pro, but for £200 less. Is it the budget-friendly digital notebook we've been waiting for?

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Forget pen and paper, this new device will change how you make notes for good

If you’re tired of writing important notes only to lose them, there’s new tech designed to fix this infuriating problem. The team at reMarkable has unveiled its latest digital notebook, built for jotting ideas,

reMarkable launches new "perfected" digital notebook to replace reMarkable 2 – Here's the UK release date and price

The reMarkable Paper Pure is available from today: Wednesday 6 May 2026. This device is becoming available as the former reMarkable 2 becomes discontinued. The reMarkable Paper Pure starts at £359 for the basic tablet with the Marker pen – £40 cheaper than the reMarkable 2.

Clever new tablet will replace your notebook but not your Kindle

Just don’t expect it to replace your Kindle or Kobo - despite the use of E Ink, reMarkable does not easily let users download e-books onto its tablets, even though it’s possible by drag and dropping files via a computer.

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Try these hybrid tools for thinking on paper

This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. Subscribe here. I like thinking on paper. That’s why I’ve got a box under my desk with 27 old idea notebooks.