reMarkable is highly acclaimed for its premium digital notebooks. The flagship device, the reMarkable Paper Pro, delivers a writing experience that closely mimics real paper through its textured display, responsive E-ink technology, and a pressure‑sensitive pen designed exclusively for the tablet. With its generous 12‑inch screen, however, the Paper Pro can feel a bit unwieldy for daily portability. Recognizing this, reMarkable has introduced a smaller and more pocket‑friendly version—the reMarkable Paper Pro Move. It incorporates the same technologies that make the Paper Pro exceptional, serving as an ideal digital paper replacement with a more compact 7‑inch display.
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The reMarkable Paper Pro Move officially launched on September 3. The base model, which includes a standard Model Marker stylus and no folio, starts at $449. Optional upgrades include the Model Marker Plus with an eraser and a slim folio available in mosaic weave, polymer weave, or premium leather. With a price tag $130 lower than the larger model, the Paper Pro Move is a compelling choice for those new to digital notebooks who want an accessible entry point.
Designed for portability, the Paper Pro Move measures 7.7 inches in length, 4.26 inches in width, and a mere 0.26 inches thick—making it comparable in size to the latest Apple iPad Mini. It weighs just over 8 ounces, features a textured glass display, and an aluminum chassis. Its 7.3‑inch Canvas Color display uses E‑Ink Gallery 3 technology with a resolution of 1696x954, yielding a sharp pixel density of 264ppi for clear, crisp text. The screen also offers an adjustable front‑light for reading in low‑light environments. Battery life extends up to two weeks, and a fast 10‑minute charge provides up to three days of use.
Where reMarkable truly excels is in replicating the tactile feel of writing. The Paper Pro Move continues this tradition, offering a realistic pen‑on‑paper sensation. The included Model Marker stylus emulates nine different writing tools, such as ballpoint pens, markers, and highlighters. Upgrading to the Model Marker Plus adds an eraser function. With a single tap, handwritten notes can be converted into typed text. Unlike traditional paper, you’ll never run out of space—plus you can resize, undo, cut, copy, or create perfect lines and shapes effortlessly.
Organizing your notes is made simple with the Paper Pro Move. The device comes preloaded with an array of templates, including lined and dotted pages, to‑do lists, and weekly planners to keep your ideas structured. Completed notes can be sorted into folders and tagged for quick retrieval. All documents sync to the cloud and are accessible through reMarkable’s mobile and desktop applications. Both local and cloud‑stored files are encrypted, with an optional passcode available for additional security.
While reMarkable's digital notebooks lead the market in writing simulation, they are not the ideal choice if you are solely looking for a versatile e‑reader. This is due to limited support for MOBI/AZW and DRM‑protected EPUB files, which includes eBooks from Amazon Kindle and public libraries via Libby. The reMarkable operating system does not allow installation of third‑party apps, so you cannot download Kindle or Libby applications like you would on a typical tablet or smartphone. As noted in our 2025 guide to the best e‑ink tablets, “The reMarkable Paper Pro stands out as the ultimate paper substitute, featuring vibrant colors and best‑in‑class handwriting.” However, if your primary goal is reading eBooks, a dedicated Kindle, iPad, or smartphone remains the better option.
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