Save Up to $90 on reMarkable E Ink Tablet Bundles

E Ink tablets bring together the sensation of writing on paper and the convenience of digital storage. Currently, reMarkable offers a New Year discount on their E Ink tablet bundles, saving you between $70 and $90 based on your chosen package. For instance, the reMarkable 2 paired with a stylus and folio case is now available for $449, down from $568.

In addition, the company provides the Marker Plus stylus, enhancing usability with an eraser function similar to a pencil, priced at an extra $50. If a dedicated tablet for work, school, or note-taking minus the app distractions appeals to you, this is a prime opportunity.

The Allure of the reMarkable 2

Our top recommendation for an e-ink tablet is the reMarkable 2. We admired its aesthetic appeal during our evaluation, highlighted by a sleek 10.3-inch screen encased in a chic aluminum body. Weighing under a pound and with a thickness of just 4.7mm, it’s designed for easy portability.

The reMarkable 2's display interacts with the Marker stylus to detect over 4,000 pressure levels, facilitating nuanced sketching. With a screen-to-stylus latency of just 21 milliseconds, writing feels exceptionally responsive. A resin layer enhances the sensation of writing on paper, which, although met with mixed opinions, adds to the writing experience.

Versatile and Feature-Packed

This tablet is compatible with PDFs and ePUBs, easily added via a companion app or computer. Cloud connectivity with Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox allows versatile file access. Its battery life is noteworthy, lasting up to two weeks on a single charge.

Premium Edition: reMarkable Paper Pro

For those seeking more advanced features, the reMarkable Paper Pro stands out with its full-color display and integrated reading light. This premium e-ink tablet currently offers bundles with potential savings up to $80, depending on the configuration chosen.

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