Backlighting, color and a larger size — plus a ton of other perks — make the ReMarkable Paper Pro an excellent upgrade from its already-stellar predecessor.

More than even the bold colors of the Remarkable Paper Pro, it’s the keyboard case that grabs people’s eyes. This is what every keyboard case should be like. It’s really that good.

The reMarkable Paper Pro may seem limited, but it’s precisely the writing tablet reMarkable fans have been asking for, and it ...

In the case of the reMarkable Paper Pro, the answer to that is yes, and it's not-inconsiderable, too. Bundled with the basic Marker stylus, the e-paper tablet is $579; that rises to $629 with the ...

Now comes the even better Remarkable Paper Pro (aka Remarkable 3), which adds one long-overdue feature — a lighted screen — and one surprising one: color. It's expensive, yes, but if you like to take ...

If the reMarkable Paper Pro isn’t in your budget, you can also consider the more affordable reMarkable Paper 2 model, which comes in at $449 with a slightly smaller 10.3″ monochrome display ...

ReMarkable Paper Pro Tablet: Design Bigger And Now Bright(ish) ReMarkable’s last tablet, the reMarkable 2, is an E Ink device that features a battery-free pen and a smooth design.This time ...

The $499 Paper Pro — a new naming convention to indicate it is a higher-end alternative to the now-$379 reMarkable 2, not a direct successor — is momentous for its addition of both color and a ...

The Remarkable Paper Pro also differentiates itself from its predecessors by having an integrated light. No, it’s not quite a backlight like you’re used to with a regular tablet or smartphone.

The reMarkable Paper Pro's 11.8-inch E-Ink display offers a notebook-like experience that even includes color. Powered on, the 11.8-inch E-Ink display is the same low-power, glare-free kind of ...

Such is the case with the ReMarkable Paper Pro, which you can’t buy without a stylus — because the original styli don’t work with it.