ReMarkable Paper Pure Wants to Be the only Notebook You’ll Ever Need
The $399 device replaces the six-year-old reMarkable 2 and adds 32GB of storage, 50% faster responsiveness and 30% longer battery life, the company said.
- On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, the Norwegian company reMarkable launched the Paper Pure, a 10.3-inch monochrome tablet designed to replace the six-year-old reMarkable 2, starting at $399.
- Engineered for sustainability, the device incorporates 38% recycled materials and 90% magnesium, using screws and snaps instead of glue to improve repairability and achieve a 45% lower carbon footprint than the reMarkable 2.
- Performance upgrades include a 50% more responsive screen and 30% longer battery life lasting up to three weeks, alongside 32GB of internal storage—quadrupling the reMarkable 2's capacity.
- Customers can place orders immediately, though reMarkable notes devices will ship in approximately 4 to 6 weeks, targeting early June delivery for the new tablet.
- Beyond hardware, the Paper Pure integrates with Slack and Miro for collaboration, while the optional Connect subscription service—starting at $3.99 per month—unlocks cloud syncing and AI-powered handwriting-to-text conversion.
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reMarkable Paper Pure writing tablet review: A true digital notebook replacement
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