The ReMarkable 2 is an impressive doodle pad with handy organisation features.

reMarkable 2, the paper tablet. A revolutionary new way to take notes, read, and review documents. Available for pre-order now.

The reMarkable 2 is a difficult thing to write about. When it first launched in 2020, it was clear it was a bit of an outlier in the modern tech world, and that’s on purpose. That’s right ...

The Remarkable 2 E-ink tablet does well to mimic the experience of putting pen to paper and has one feature that feels like pure magic.

At 4.7mm thick, there's no denying the reMarkable 2 will make an iPad feel chonky by comparison, but considering this thing a "tablet" in the traditional sense is sort of a stretch.

The reMarkable 2 provides a top tier writing experience, with a sturdy stylus that actually feels like you're writing on paper. Still, it lacks a lot of important ereader features, so if you want ...

The reMarkable 2 is an excellent productivity device, yet it's important to weigh its drawbacks too. Dive deeper into our complete review for details!

As E Ink tablets surge in popularity, it can be hard to decide if the Remarkable 2 tablet or the Amazon Kindle Scribe is best for you. Here's our breakdown.

iPad Air and the reMarkable 2 are both popular tablets that offer a wide variety of features, but which one is better? Well, it depends on your needs.

Despite both offering touchscreens you can write on, the reMarkable 2 is more of a note-taking tablet than the Kindle Scribe is.

Here's how the popular iPad Air 5, Boox Tab Ultra C, and reMarkable 2 compare. Beyond only comparing certain specs, we went hands-on with each of the devices.