Top-Rated Tech: A Review of the Remarkable 2

First, the most prevalent feature of the Remarkable is that it allows you to convert handwritten notes to text. It also supports 33 languages, cursive, and block letters, so you can really get creative!

When I first read “2 weeks of battery life,” I thought it was a gross exaggeration. However, after two weeks of essentially non-stop use, I finally plugged it back in – and it still had 18% left! Talk about impressive!

Next, if you read a lot of PDFs or your job relies on Adobe Acrobat, never fear. The Remarkable 2 lets you make copies of PDFs, edit them directly, and reupload them to Drive or wherever you stored them.

Also, Remarkable 2 offers a subscription service called “Connect” that extends the core functionality of the tablet. With connect, you gain unlimited cloud storage, Google Drive and Dropbox integration, handwriting conversion, screenshare, and more.

Last but not least, this tablet differs from other well-known products on the market in the sense that it is not a smooth, backlit surface like most are used to. The screen does not feature a backlight, which makes it look more like paper, and also allows you to use it outside in the sun!