I saw a news article recently that remarkable had sold over 1,000,000 devices which is pretty good for a niche product. Link: https://www.e-ink-info.com/remarkable-sold-over-million-e-in…). And they have also recently reduced the price and the subscription plan price.
It's basically a tablet for taking notes - if you have taken notes with an iPad and then try a device like this, you will never go back. It really is much more like writing in a book - not like an iPad with a slippery bright screen that turns off after 60 seconds of no activity.
They offer a 100 day free trial.
I use mine primarily for three purposes:
1. A diary (planner) - I used to use a paper diary and it's has many benefits over that. But it wouldn't be suitable to replace a diary if you use an electronic calendar.
2. Taking notes at two monthly meetings that I attend. I used to take notes by hand in a book. But then later, I would never be able to find the book when I wanted it. With the remarkable, it all saves in the cloud so I can check it on my phone or computer at any time. And apart from being much nicer to write with than an iPad, it doesn't have a bright screen to distract others.
3. Signing documents - rather than print them out, I sign them on the remarkable and email them away. The pen/screen is paper like enough to look like my hand written signature.
Is this a marketing pitch? Why is the amount of units sold in the title?