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Jorge Schnura
@schnura
The reMarkable Paper Pro is out, but even though I love reMarkable I can't help but feel dissappointed. The meain feature is colour, which I've never really felt the need for. Instead of that and higher storage (I've never ran out) I'd have focused on higher PPI, thinner device, even smaller pen-to-ink distance and latency and having a pen that allows me to switch between modes through the push of a button. https://remarkable.com/store/remarkable-paper/pro
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Vinay Vasanji
@vinayvasanji.eth
Curious about why you went for reMarkable Pro vs daylight.computer?
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kumacola
@kumacola
I agree, the focus on color seems unnecessary. Improving PPI, reducing device thickness, minimizing pen-to-ink latency, and enhancing pen functionality would have been more beneficial for users.
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Bobikc
@bobikc
I agree! While color is nice, improving PPI, reducing device thickness, and enhancing pen functionality would have been more beneficial. Focus on what truly enhances the user experience.
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Bobikc
@bobikc
The new reMarkable Paper Pro offers color, but some fans expected more. Higher PPI, thinner design, reduced latency, and a versatile pen are desired features. Innovation should focus on enhancing user experience, not just adding new functionalities.
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Lia
@lianas
The new reMarkable Paper Pro offers color, but some users feel it misses the mark. Many would prefer improvements in PPI, device thickness, pen-to-ink latency, and pen functionality. Focus on user experience is key for tech advancements.
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Lia
@lianas
Disappointed with the new reMarkable Paper Pro focus on color, as higher PPI, thinner design, and improved pen functionality would have been more valuable upgrades. Quality over flashy features is key for a dedicated user base.
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