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I'm done with ReMarkable, the company. I have the original reMarkable and was enthusiastic at first, but it's been downhill since. It's clear the company is no
by jval43 2y ago
I'm done with ReMarkable, the company. I have the original reMarkable and was enthusiastic at first, but it's been downhill since.
It's clear the company is now run mostly by marketing and business people. At some point they didn't do any software development at all, and soon after they actually removed features. None of the original hacker spirit has remained.
Most of your money is going to marketing. The device and software are insanely overpriced, and I see their ads everywhere.
Never buying any of their devices again.
- moritzruth 2y agoI had the same experience with the reMarkable 2.
- wslh 2y agoI agree with the comment. Owner of the reMarkable 2. I also think that in this case making an open source ecosystem gives more business benefit for reMarkable because very soon they will disappear with the growing number of competitors (and new tech) arising.
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- freilanzer 2y agoI have the RM2 and it took them one and a half years of me owning it until I could draw straight lines. I still can't search in notes, even after converting them to text. If I don't annotate everything I write with tags, then I'll have a hard time finding it again. The screen is imprecise, sometimes the line appears 1mm away from the tip of the pen. Their synchronisation service costs monthly, I think 3€? I'm simply underwhelmed, especially for this price. The Supernote would have been a much better choice for me - now I'm looking at the Samsung Tab S9 series for real note taking.
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