Introduction

The Remarkable 2 Paper Tablet RM110 has generated considerable buzz in the digital writing space. Promising a paper-like writing experience, I spent several weeks putting this 10.3-inch device through its paces. This review delves into its features, performance, and overall usability to help you decide if it’s the right fit for your needs.

Features

The RM110 boasts a minimalist design, focusing on the core functionality of note-taking and writing. Its 10.3-inch display provides ample space for writing and sketching. While lacking advanced features like a built-in operating system, this simplicity contributes to its remarkable responsiveness and battery life. The included stylus offers a surprisingly natural writing feel, minimizing latency. The device also supports various file formats, allowing for easy import and export of documents.

Performance

The RM110’s performance is impressive. The writing experience is exceptionally smooth, closely resembling pen on paper. There’s minimal lag, and the pressure sensitivity is well-calibrated. However, the 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory limit its multitasking capabilities. While sufficient for note-taking and document reading, more demanding tasks aren’t feasible. The battery life, however, significantly outperforms other tablets, lasting several weeks on a single charge. This is mainly because of the low processing requirements of the device. I found it reliable and consistently met my expectations for extended writing sessions without power anxiety.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Exceptional writing experience
• Excellent battery life
• Minimalist and elegant design
• Low latency

Cons:

• Limited RAM and internal storage
• Lack of an operating system limits functionality
• Relatively high price point

Final Verdict

The Remarkable 2 Paper Tablet RM110 is a niche product, but for its target audience, it excels. If you prioritize a distraction-free writing and note-taking experience with exceptional battery life and paper-like feel, the RM110 is a strong contender. The limited RAM and storage might be drawbacks for some users, but for focused writing, they are less significant. Its minimalist approach and exceptional writing experience make it worth considering for students, writers, and anyone seeking a dedicated writing device.