Brief Summary
This video is an unboxing and first impressions review of the Remarkable Paper Pro Move. The reviewer appreciates the design, build quality, and attention to detail. He explores potential use cases, such as for quick notes, reporters, or as a sidekick device for professionals on the go. While acknowledging the hefty price tag, he recognises the premium feel and custom design of the device.
- The reviewer loves the design and build quality.
- The device could be useful for quick notes or as a sidekick for professionals.
- The price point is high, but the device has a premium feel.
Unboxing the Remarkable Paper Pro Move
The video begins with an introduction to the Remarkable Paper Pro Move, with the presenter expressing his familiarity with the Remarkable Paper Pro software. He is interested to see how the new device feels in hand and proceeds with the unboxing.
First Impressions and Packaging
The presenter expresses his appreciation for the name "Remarkable" and the italicised "Move" in the product name. He notes that the packaging includes the tablet, marker plus, and bookfolio all in one box, which is a change from previous shipments. The packaging is well-done, with packages within packages, similar to Apple Watch packaging with specific bands.
Design and Build Quality
The presenter likes the leather folio and its magnetic design. He references a review by Kit Bets Masters, who discussed the engineering and design that contribute to the device's premium price point and longevity. The device has a nice weight to it. The back has a rubbery, plasticky texture. The folio has magnets that align perfectly and a cutout to allow it to lay flat on a desk.
Exploring the Accessories
The presenter examines the included accessories, including the stylus plus (marker plus), USB cable, and marker tips. He appreciates the design of the marker tips container, which allows for easy replacement of the tips. The presenter notes the attention to detail in the design of the accessories, which reflects the brand's care and attention.
Device Setup and Initial Thoughts
The presenter questions whether the Paper Pro Move can stand alone or if it requires the Paper Pro or Remarkable 2. Initially, he thought it might be an ancillary device, but he now believes it depends on the use case. He suggests it could be useful for reporters, professionals working on the go, or for quick notes and math equations. The presenter notes that the device has a colour display and wonders if a black and white version will be released.
Use Cases and Practicality
The presenter explores the device's interface and functionality, noting that it is similar to the Paper Pro. He appreciates the sharpness of the display and the presence of a backlight. He tests the writing experience and explores the available templates and settings. The presenter considers the practicality of using the device in different orientations and imagines potential use cases, such as for waiters in restaurants.
Final Thoughts and Conclusion
The presenter states that he bought the device with his own money and shares his honest thoughts. While he is not entirely sure who the device is for, he is starting to see different use cases, such as for taking notes in coffee shops or for quick one-off notes at a desk. He acknowledges the hefty price tag but notes the remarkable standard, custom design, and premium feel of the device. He concludes that the Remarkable Paper Pro Move is a unique and professional product.
