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reMarkable’s new Paper Pure tablet goes back to basics with a monochrome screen
reMarkable has launched the Paper Pure, a monochrome tablet priced at $399, succeeding the reMarkable 2. It features a 10.3-inch display, 32GB storage, and improved responsiveness. With new software capabilities, it supports web apps, document imports, and integrates with tools like Slack and Miro. Production of the reMarkable 2 will end, but support continues for current users.
Key points
- reMarkable launches Paper Pure, a monochrome device priced at $399.
- It has a 10.3-inch display, consistent resolution with reMarkable 2 (1872 x 1404 pixels, 226 PPI).
- Offers increased storage (32GB) and is lighter (360 grams).
- Improved 50% responsiveness and 30% more battery life (3,820 mAh).
- New features include calendar syncing, note sharing, and document imports for annotation.
- Integrates with Slack for converting handwritten notes into text and also supports Miro.
- Production of reMarkable 2 will end, but software support will continue.
- Base model includes a stylus; an upgraded model with additional features is also available.
Why it matters
- The trend of returning to simpler, monochrome devices contrasts with the ongoing push for color displays in tablets.
- Monochrome tablets are gaining interest as productivity tools, aligned with the 2025 IT trends focusing on minimalist technology and enhanced concentration.
- The integration of productivity tools in devices reflects a shift in user preferences for seamless connectivity in hybrid work environments.
The reMarkable Paper Pure revitalizes simple, effective technology in a competitive market, emphasizing productivity and integration, paralleling trends emphasizing functionality over complexity in 2025.