In terms of focus and tactile cues to help you remember your notes, unfortunately probably not. I've used an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil, iPad Mini with penc

In terms of focus and tactile cues to help you remember your notes, unfortunately probably not. I've used an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil, iPad Mini with pencil, Microsoft Surface with that pen, and a couple of different dedicated notes taking tablets (though not Remarkable... yet?) Dead trees and ink, plus an app to scan and keep track of indexes has worked the best for recall and social factors. Practicing taking dense notes helps the notebooks last longer, as does only using 240+ page notebooks. Actual Bullet Journaling, instead of Instagram-worthy nonsense even the creator hates, works pretty well. Transcribing the notes occasionally to a markdown for Git was annoying, until I realized I was editing and adding a lot by doing so, to the point where I usually updated my notebook a bit during the process. My 2c, your mileage may vary.