Digital notebooks continue to be a topic of debate. Users who have integrated them into their routine find them indispensable, while others question their necessity, favoring traditional paper for writing.
Supporters of digital tablets cite several advantages over paper. They offer syncing capabilities that allow notes to be effortlessly accessed on computers or phones. Furthermore, their handwriting recognition feature lets users convert written notes into text that can be inserted into digital documents. These features are highlighted in reviews of the reMarkable 2 Tablet and its color-enhanced version, the reMarkable Paper Pro.
Another benefit, which may be overlooked, is the flexibility digital notebooks offer in terms of paper types. Users are not limited to stocking physical paper varieties but can opt for lined, graphing, dotted, or blank sheets as needed.
The reMarkable devices, however, have been criticized for their limited digital paper options. A search for “reMarkable templates” online reveals a community of third-party providers offering additional templates, sometimes free and other times for a fee. Many are PDF files, some of which require users to jailbreak their devices to install them. The availability of these third-party solutions indicates a demand for a greater variety of paper options among reMarkable tablet users.
In response, reMarkable has introduced reMarkable Methods, part of the reMarkable Connect subscription. This new offering includes a collection of templates and PDF files tailored for reMarkable notebooks. Users can explore these resources by visiting the website.
