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Not used one but have been recommended by a couple of other freelancers as can divvy up notes between projects and clients plus not have to lug notebooks around (virtual assistant and a business coach)
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They are really good for taking notes - this is pretty much the exclusive use case. I ended up going with an ipad pro and pencil, which I like as a more general device bc I can take it to meetings/trips and use it for work and note taking. + my daughter likes drawing on it. That said it doesn't feel like writing and it leaves me a little cold for this use. Whereas the remarkable is almost indistinguishable from writing on paper. If you're a prodigious note taker then I'd say it's money well spent - it does that one job, really well. I haven't used one for reading but I don't see why it would be bad for that.
It's on my list of things I'd like once my house renovation is done!
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Not Apple but is anyone using a remarkable pad?
https://remarkable.com/
Feels like it could be a nice upgrade for reading compared to my Kobo + a good note taking device. Or is it just a gimmick?