reMarkable adds a color screen to its e-paper tablet, creating a best-in-class distraction-free writing experience.

With its color e-ink screen and superb pencil-on-paper feel, Remarkable's latest is also its greatest. The price is hard to ...

The reMarkable Paper Pro updates the elegant writing tablet with a color E Ink display and finally a light for reading in the dark. It’s much larger, with faster writing response, but reMarkable ...

The ReMarkable Paper Pro has average bezels along the sides and top, with a thicker bezel on the bottom that helps with palm ...

But really, what you're paying for is the Paper Pro's Color Canvas display, which offers a level of responsiveness and attention to the feel of writing on it that no other tablet I've tried can match.

ReMarkable has been shipping purpose-built E Ink writing tablets ... While most E Ink tablets with color displays feature E Ink Kaleido technology, the reMarkable Paper Pro has an E Ink Gallery ...

The reMarkable 2 — which remains on sale alongside this new color model ... Plus pens — feels deliciously close to writing on actual paper. For a while I simply jotted down nonsense with ...

E INK's mission is to increase the response time and colour accuracy of the Gallery 3 e-paper. This new technology was found ...

Has color and front light! Easy to navigate and use. Feels like writing on paper. Large display. ReMarkable Connect lets you access notes on another device. This tablet now has a color E Ink ...

Also your mileage may vary on this one, but I felt that the basic black color you'll use for writing most of the time looks a little more washed out, from certain angles, on the Paper Pro screen.

Color e-paper devices have yet to convince me that ... but it felt limited by the device’s colorless predecessors. The writing experience is, apart from the above, superficially unchanged ...

The ReMarkable Paper Pro appeals to notetakers with lag-free handwriting across an 11.8-inch color E Ink display, though slow performance and limited file support hold the tablet back for everyone ...