Lmao that would be golden to do... cant wait

Just answered your question with a video response and your name will be mentioned. The video will go live either tomorrow or Monday. I have many close friends and family with ADHD - it is a tough, never-ending struggle. Thank you for watching Nicholas and best of luck with Astronomy and Astrophysics.

Thank you 🙏 I never got the opportunity to give the first-generation reMarkable tablet a demo... All I can say is that the 4,096 different pressure points for the RM2 has provided a fabulous note-taking and writing experiences!

Thank you kindly Paramount Kid!

Thank you much! Fast Charging is a funny concept in a way for it sort of defines our human world. I mean, really, must we be forced to wait three hours before we use our gadgets again?

😊 Thank you

I have the reMarkable desktop app installed on my both a PC and a Mac and I can easily search for my notebooks by title. There was a rumor that reMarkable was going to add more features for searching notebooks and new organization functionality to their tablets later this year. If there were to add OCR indexing to hand-written text, and then allow you to search by those indexed terms, well then... you can could find anything just like Google has been doing for the past decade plus😃

Yeah, glad you enjoyed my e-ink review! I am putting together my new reMarkable 2 review later today. Are there any other questions you would like answered?

@@PeterHerget no im totally fine :) Thanks. Looking foward to the new video

@@PeterHerget Thanks for your VERY informative reviews & Q&A update videos etc on this Remarkable2. I am an OTR Salesman with record sheets I have to fill out every visit, every day. 2021 has brought with it a new ownership of our UK side of the business ... and we are now having to complete LOADS more visit data 'tick sheet' type boxes on A4 size paper forms and in very small spaces. NOTHING is digitally captured and every day we have to take a photo of the completed forms and WhatsApp them to H.O. whereby they are checked and 'red pen ammended' the next day and sent back via email or WhatsApp. I am 50 in July and I'm a massive gadget nut, with loads of devices and different OS experiences ... digital input into different forms and data fields is second nature (I am a massive EPOC Psion nut btw!). HOWEVER ... the vast (95%+) majority of the other sales reps in the company are sailing much closer to retirement age / do NOT like tech AT ALL / struggle with the most basic of things (like just being able to open a PDF etc). So I stand out as being almost the SOLE odd one out (that could EASILY grasp new hardware (tablets rather than small standard BASIC smartphone) and digital forms, company shared cloud storage and reporting areas etc etc). SADLY again, this is not the case for others. This has been often the case with myself at most other companies, with one exception (a start-up telematics company in 2000/2001). So anyway ... I had remembered ReMarkable(1) and tonight have been looking at ReMarkable2 and reading reviews and looking at videos etc. Do you think this device would enable me to multitask, search and update record sheets and forms in a way that I KNOW would make me a lot faster (vs. endless phyical folders and ringbinders of stuff) ? The attraction is being able to SYNC it all the time (thus ALREADY have a copy of everything on (e.g. my Android work phone), in order to be able to forward stuff to H.O. as if I had taken a screen grab or phone pic of the relvant filled in forms at the end of each day. Maybe I'll have another step first to convert it to Jpeg (or whatever way makes me NOT STAND OUT) from 'the others' sending it back by photographing the manually filled in pads ;) IN SUMMARY: Can this device, (just about) pull off being able to keep me WAY more digitally organised with everything to hand all the time (in front of customers too) .... whilst ALSO enabling me to co-exist in a current 'paper world' that the new owners might have to stay in for another year or so (before we get the same tablet hardware and software that the sales teams use in mainland Europe) ?? Sorry for the very detailed and specific posting :) MANY THANKS, Andrew ;)

Me too... Just three more months and I can shoot that video review for you and my 2,000 subscribers 😁

Thank you kindly! Did you end up purchasing and e-reader & writer or are you on the fence?

@@PeterHerget That would be the fence lol. I used an ipad for a couple of years with the JustNotes app but it after creating many notes it just collapsed and now doesn't work, the app that is. I invested in a Huawei tablet and again the app but I find the lag with the pen on that device is just too distracting. As a result I am considering the reMarkable 2 as the reviews do seem pretty positive on the whole.

Yeah, I really do enjoy the electronic paper and zero lag. I don’t know how fast I wrote, the reMarkable 2 software & hardware keep up with me. Here is a referral link they sent me to allow folks to save $40 and order your reMarkable 2 tablet… remarkable.com/referral/758A-CQCA

I should let you know that for about 4 weeks I was getting a random restart with my reMarkable 2. I thought I reMarkable was going to have to replace mine and then a software update was released that fixed the issue. The nice part is that during those four weeks I only lost about 10 words. The data was still able to save itself before the restart 🤞🤞Hooray to the programmers that tested the “auto-save” feature more than twice 😀

Hi Peter thank you for the discount, it was just enough to get me off the fence lol. I can't wait to receive my reMarkable 2.

Thank you! I have tried two different Wi-Fi connections over the past week. I will try another today and see what happens

Some fun news... reMarkable just updated their desktop app for Apple OS - yeah! I just installed update 2.5.0 and it appears to be much less buggy, smoother, and a little faster when browsing the 150+ files that I collected/created on my reMarkable 2. As the the RM2 tablet itself, I checked twice this morning, no updates this week and not updates since before Christmas 2020.

Peter Herget & Gadgets Anonymous I just updated both my iPhone and iPad. I’ll try it tomorrow. I have not so many notebooks now, but everything smoother equals better for me 😂 Thanks for the info 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

That was wonderful news to read 👍

It should and I really hoped OCR could be utilized... alas, the search only goes off the words or numbers typed in the Notebook, PDF, or ebook title. Perhaps, a software upgrade will include that functionality. Great question & thanks for watching. I'll make sure to address this question in my next reMarkable 2 tablet video review.

Great news about saving $$$ and thank you for using the link. I just used mine to jot down ideas for a future video. I hope you like your tablet and é-notebook as much as I have. I hope to have another follow-up video about the reMarkable 2 tablet very soon.

Thanks for watching. What is OBS Studio?

@@PeterHerget OBS studio is used for recording lectures and also for used for online teaching

Cool to know. I will do more reading about that software.

I hope you enjoy your paper-like experiences 😀👍🏻

Yes, reMarkable is still a growing a company and if they added the following features even more people would buy their tablets: 1. integration with the Amazon Kindle eBook Store 2. integration with Evernote or Google Docs 3. backlight, sidelight, just some type of light to read & write in dark rooms 4. bookmarks - the ability to dog-ear a page 5. OCR (optical character recognition) for notebook, PDF, and eBook content - it would nice to be able to search through one of my 30 page notebooks and quickly find key details instead of just browsing through all 30 pages to locate just one paragraph

​@@PeterHerget off course ... important for their is be different ...but will be important some better change

As far as the paper-like experience, YES, reMarkable is truly fabulous and I have not missed carrying around large, heavy notebooks. Now, ink on paper or pencil on paper, yeah, it is hard to match that tactile experience. I have tried the Likebook Ares, iPad, Kindle books, thousands of paper materials, over four hundred computers/laptops, dozens of smartphones, and nope, the reMarkable tablet is the closest thing to paper. Their electronic paper writing technique is the best I have had in the past five years since I first began using a digital stylus pen with my first tablet - the Microsoft Surface 3. Oh wait, I did use a tablet back in 2004 or 2003 and I don't recall the brand. Yet, I do recall the tablet was more of a concept idea and had a ton of bugs. I purchased the first generation Apple iPad when it first came out back in 2010 and it was wonderful. I truly enjoy being able to hand my reMarkable tablet to one of my kids and not worrying about them just watching KZfaq or playing some mindless game - that in itself and the nearly endless paper option is wonderful.

@@PeterHerget You already convinced me now I will have to invest these 500 euros 😂

Well, I apologize, I have never tried to sell the reMarkable tablets to anyone, I just wanted to share my e-ink experiences. Yes, I would buy it again, and I would love to drop $400 U.S. dollars & get one for my son in high school, alas, yeah, $400 USB is a lot of money for a student - or is it?

Thanks, and yes, it is a pretty cool tablet!

That is a fabulous question. I just checked their website and it read, "estimated to ship in 4-7 business days..."

You share a notebook, PDF, or eBook directly from your reMarkable. You cannot check your emails on the reMarkable for there is no email app. When a notebook is shared the person views it as a PDF and your handwritten notes. If you choose to convert your handwritten notes to text, then yes, the user would view text.

Thank you kindly 💗

For one reason or another when you using grey ink on the reMarkable tablet, yes it does act differently when your erasing text or drawings. There is very little ghost 👻images or text on this e-tablet. When there is ghosting or electronic dust... it varnishes within seconds.

@@PeterHerget Okay, thank you for your quick answer! :D

Anytime... would like me to do a "reMarkable 2 Live" video review?

@@PeterHerget That would be nice! Currently looking into maybe buying one.

I do not know who Casey Neistat is... I will Google them and let you know 😀

Thank you! What type of textbook did you have in mind & would you please send me a URL?

Welcome to the G.A. Channel for we are full of surprises...

I was having a similar problem during my 1st week. I changed my Wi-Fi connection to a mobile hotspot with unlimited data and the reMarkable 2 tablet connected to my smartphone and then successfully to the reMarkable servers. I hope this helps you too 🤞

@@PeterHerget hello thanks for your speedy response. i could try. i have my phone. but i want to use it in future on my pc and wi-fi at home, will i be then able to switch it. I'm rubbish at this bloody tech haha. Loving the reMarkable though, but need better templates. Also how do you set up the notebooks and folders? Mine just says pages? What am i missing, sorry for being so naive. Charlie

To create a new notebook, just click on the + Notebook. To create folders and organization... 1. return to the Main Menu 2. filter by Notebooks, PDFs, Ebooks 3. long press on one of the notebooks you would like organized 4. choose the folder name 5. then click on the "Move here" icon in the top right-hand corner of your RM2 to create new folders 1. top-left corner - click on the three lines and choose "My Files" 2. top of the screen - click on "+ Folder" to create new folders And yes, you can create folders within folders I hope this helps :)

1. the erase nub is just plastic with a spring inside to provide sensitivity and pressure experiences 2. to print you'd just share the notebook or that exact page to your email and then print. Perhaps, there is another way to quickly print, oh wait, yes there is. Depending on your printer type some printers have an email address so that would be one of the fastest methods. Thank you for watching and the great questions!

@@PeterHerget can you at least print from the app or do I have to go through the email workaround

I just tried and the Mac version of the reMarkable app makes the user export the document as a PDF first and they you can print it. Yeah, sending the file to your printer's email address appears to be the fastest method for printing something off your RM2 gadget. Sorry... Perhaps reMarkable will add this in a future update🤞

@@PeterHerget TIL printers have emails

Yes, yes they do - it fascinates me that printers have email addresses and yet the cost of ink cartridges keeps increasing 😑

Funny enough, nope, that question has never crossed my mind. Let me do some research and I will add your question to my next reMarkable 2 video 👍

Yes, each pen style has a different feel and when writing there is the sensation of true writing - much better than an iPad. I have yet to try a Supernote for I normally review smartwatches.

Nope, that would require a script or macro. There is not a way to have a Spreadsheet inside the reMarkable realm. However, if you created a spreadsheet and synchronized it from your Google, Dropbox, or OneDrive, well... there might be an option there?

Color electronic ink would be epic!!!

Yes, you can choose not to use their cloud, and simply connect the reMarkable to your 💻 PC, and manually backup your files. And yes, you can password protect your tablet too…

Dear Peter, Yeah, that is a tough one and a difficult question. It is currently a dilemma with many reMarkable tablet Users. However, is are the steps 1. choose your notebook 2. click on the bottom left-hand corner and choose "Page Overview" 3. Now that you're in the Page Over tool menu that exists for any notebook, select the page or pages you want to move. 4. After you select the page click on the "Move" button on the top of the screen 5. The page refreshes and you if you don't want to move the page within the notebook there is a "Move out" button that appears on the top of the screen 6. Click on the "Move out" button 7. Choose the notebook you'd like to move your page(s) too 8. Choose where you want to insert the page(s) 9. Click on the bottom labeled, "Move here" I hope this helps you enjoy your reMarkable 2 tablet :)

@@PeterHerget EUREKA! The process is fairly involved, but it can be done. That's what I needed. Thanks very much!

You are most welcome Peter! I filmed another video and included those visual steps. My new video should go live something tomorrow 😀

That is one pithy comment - thanks Ozzy! I have a few questions to understand fully your question: 1. What version of reMarkable 2 are you running? 2. What stylus do you use? 3. What colour of e-ink? 4. What pen style? 5. Does the error happen every single time? 6. Did you join the reMarkable BETA program...?

@@PeterHerget I use marker plus which is the black one. It does it every single time regardless the ink color. And my remarkable is up to date in terms of software. Here I am leaving the link here from another review which maybe help to understand if you could take a look at 3:55 moment. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qqxzeK5queCuqo0.html

You would need to manually search through your notes on a PDF for there is currently no OCR (optical character recognition) for searching anything. There are tags and bookmarks, folders, and you can search the name of any notebook, PDF, or eBook. Yes, you can share just one page or the entire PDF and then same goes for sharing Notebooks.

Dear Mark, what do you mean by "transparent pixel"? Many of the templates on the reMarkable 2 have preset lines and it has not caused any eraser issues or ghost text. I have seen a slight delay after erasing a lot of text or a ton of ink from a drawing/sketch and then the template lines reappear.

@@PeterHerget If you load the custom template in to an editor it may show the background pixels have no color. In photoshop it appears as checkered grays. These areas will appear to erase and then come back. Then if you leave the page and go back it finally erases. If photoshop flatten layers and the transparent pixels will be gone and save it.

Oh wow! That sounds like a ton of work. Alas, I don't have a license for Photoshop. Let me see if I can find a workaround.

@@PeterHerget Paint is in Windows and sketch.io is free. Sketch.io is the website

@@markbruni303 Thanks for the details. I'll take a look at creating custom templates for my reMarkable 2 next week. I've been wanting to create one for months, yeah, too busy with family, work, community, and the other 22 gadgets in my life...

I read online that it is around 11,000 pages. I have been using my reMarkable 2 tablet now for 495 days, and I have over one hundred notebooks, dozens of eBooks, dozens of PDFs, and many of my notes are page after page of drawings. And I just checked my storage - 2.51 GB of 6.41 BD used, and that means I have roughly 3.9 GB free after nearly 1.5 years of storing my notes, thoughts, books, and documents. So... I guess by the year 2024 I may need to upgrade :)

@@PeterHerget thank you so much :D

@@PeterHerget I researched and It is actually 100,000 pages so which one is it? Even if the pages are used will it slow down the device or will it be the same

You are... MOST welcome!

I have at least over 10,000 pages and I think you are correct, I believe 100,000 is the correct #. My reMarkable 2 is just as fast as it was the day I bought it and battery life is still around 5 - 7 days.

I just made edits to one of my larger notebooks and that one I have been editing some January 2021 and it just reached 127 pages in length. Most of the pages in this large notebook have 100 - 200 words, all hand-written notes and drawings.

@@PeterHerget Ok thanks I have over 600 pages of genealogy to put into the supernote when it comes in January.

Are your 600 pages of genealogy all in one word document are would you be able to upload twelve different 50 page documents? The problems with an import: 1. I have a 50 - 100 page Word document, export it as a PDF, and then it is easily transferred to my reMarkable 2. The once a Word document stays as a PDF and no further pages, blank pages, can be added once your PDF resides in the reMarkable universe. You can make edits, highlights, share your notes within that PDF, export the entire PDF as needed, yet no blank pages - your 50 page Word document, now a simple PDF on your $400.00 RM2 tablet cannot grow. Does that help? Post Script Yes, I have asked reMarkable to add a feature to allow Users to add a blank page to an existing PDF and that was months ago. Now, there is a workaround, before I export my Word docs as a PDF I simply add an extra 5 - 20 blank pages and I number them with the Word footer program thus allowing more pages to my PDF inside the reMarkable realm.

@@PeterHerget I have them for each generation. I want to do them in remarkable and export out onto my computer

Okay, my question is though, do you need one large six-hundred page document, or you wanting to simply have enough space to store 1,000 pages of data?