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ReMarkable Paper Pro
Original price was: KSh96,999.KSh94,999Current price is: KSh94,999.
- Size: 274.1 x 196.6 mm
- Battery life: Up to 2 weeks (5,030 mAh)
- Storage: 64GB
- Connectivity: USB 2.0 Type-C port, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
- Screen Size: 11.8″
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- The paper pro is bigger than most of these, with an 11.8-inch screen, so it feels much closer to having a sheet of A4 paper in front of me. It’s a nice size for my loopy handwriting and ever-growing lists, but it’s not so large that it’s uncomfortable to carry around. It’s thin enough to stack on my laptop or a large book as I wander about my home. It’s just over a pound, which is manageable.I’m also a big fan of adding color when I can, and that’s the headline feature here. Color E Ink screens have been becoming more common of late—Kobo has a color e-reader, and it’s safe to expect Amazon to release one soon—but ReMarkable says its canvas color technology. was built on top of E Ink’s color display and features physical color particles that move around the screen. It’s not a color filter sitting on top of a black-and-white display, which is what you’ll find on some other color E Ink screens.The colors aren’t electric but muted, kind of like colored pencils rather than a set of vibrant pens or highlighters. The shades range from classic primary red, blue, and yellow to magenta and cyan. You can choose gray or white too, and the latter only shows up if you’re writing on top of another color. There are seven pen styles to choose from, similar to the ReMarkable 2, all of which have the same range of six colors and three neutrals, while the highlighter and new shader have slightly different color options.The colors on the page are easy to see and identify. The experience of using them is fun too; when you initially write it’s often black or gray, then the Paper Pro starts recoloring the letters after you lift your pen. Typed text, meanwhile, can only show up in black. I liked using the colors to mark edits I needed to make when proofreading my typed work or to write color-coded notes. The black pen color is much darker than any of the colors, so much so that I would use gray as my neutral option so that it wouldn’t make the colorful writing look faded.
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