After the release of its much-improved second generation “paper tablet,” reMarkable pushed into the high end with the color-capable Paper Pro and then downsized into a unique “reporter’s pad form factor with the Paper Pro Move. The reMarkable Paper Pure returns focus to some of the device’s core promises — freedom from distraction and a smooth, lag-free writing experience — at a lower price. reMarkable supports popular third-party cloud services for storage and offers a workable limited sync solution without a subscription to its Connect service. Handwriting conversion requires a subscription, but the company now supports up to five devices per subscription after previously raising the ceiling from one to three. The company’s accessories have always been top-notch. While it has rolled out sleeves in green, pink and a dark blue, there’s no mention of compatibility with the keyboard accessory that worked with the reMarkable 2.
