Let’s talk about this reMarkable Paper Pro

In an era where we rely heavily on technology to accomplish our tasks, our capacity for deep thinking is being challenged. With distractions constantly bombarding us, how can we reclaim our attention and ability to think deeply? Hello, and welcome to Remarkable. Remarkable. For more than a decade. Hello, Phil. We've created human-centric technology tools that help you capture, refine, and elevate your thoughts in a world full of distractions. In 2017, we defined the paper towel category. I like this space, the launch. Remarkable. Does anybody know where this space is? In 2020, we made the paper towel mainstream with remarkable two, and today we're redefining the paper tablet again. Okay, so Remarkable 3 is what we're seeing. Ooh, it's got a camera. Remarkable Paper Pro. Wow, it looks very similar. Ooh, color display. There we go. Pen looks very Apple Pencil esque. Okay, front light. Fingerprint reader. Look how Again, looks good, a little bit smaller. Bezels Paper Pro is our next generation paper tablet. It's a revolutionary color display for more expressive notes, an adjustable reading light so you can work comfortably, anytime, anywhere, and an even better paper-like writing feel here to help me tell you about Paper Pro. His Remarkable as founder, Magnus Boberg Magnus. Congratulations. This is a special day for us. It's been a long journey, a lot of innovation, a lot of hard work. How does it feel today? It feels, fantastic. When we launched Remarkable 1 in 2017 and Remarkable 2 in 2017, we had so many great ideas we wanted to put into the product. I have questions about the color. And today, after four, almost five or six years later, actually, it's finally here today. This is something That is so special to the company because our users, I found, and you all probably have two if you have any color, when can we get tablet experience on the remarkable, when can we get a front light so we can use this product in deli situation, front light, color. And today, we can finally say with Paper Pro, we can do those things. Paper. I have a good fortune of using Paper Pro for a few months now and it is a magical product. I think the genius. Behind the remarkable products is that as much technology is packed into those products. The interface for the user is simplified. The distractions go away with the remarkable paper tablets. We have been very focused around what the product should do and what the product shouldn't do. And for paper tablets, what the product shouldn't do is almost equally as important as what it should do. People who expect the paper pro To have an app store, to have your email, to have your social media will unfortunately be disappointed. We have created an experience so free of all of those things we feel will distract you. Cool. So there's sticking to their no app store. It's that balance, that curated experience. Between the paper world and the digital world. Remarkable Paper Pro is our most advanced tablet ever. But product development's a balance. We're making a product with a very specific purpose in life. And that purpose is to help our customers think better. Think big ideas, think better thoughts. And, some people are really disciplined. They can sit down at a computer, focus on a single task for hours on end, ignore the notifications, Don't go procrastinating online. And I admire those people. Yeah, I under, they're talking more about the theory behind it, which makes sense in terms of focus, but I think we're all really interested to know how this display looks if it's darker without the front light because of the color display, I'm assuming it is. This type of work where I really need to break through to come up with something new to really solve a hard problem. I'll save that for remarkable. And with paper pro with a new color display. 30 percent bigger display. And with the front light that makes you use display in the dark, it just creates so many new avenues and 30 percent bigger display. In addition to that, you have the paper benefits, the comfortable reading experience, the beautiful writing experience, the friction, everything you expect. So that lets you work on the device for hours. The paper pro had focus as its most important design principle. I feel like with the new stylus, it's going to feel more like a marker important thing we can do to help people think better Like the apple pencil pro out in the world, and I think it's going to change even more lives and that feels fantastic Magnus, thanks for a great chat on that note Let's get a deep dive into remarkable paper pro our chief design officer Alright, at this point I'm just interested to know when it's coming out. look how thin. It's wild. Mats. Wow, it's so thin, you guys. It's crazy. Our latest custom made display stack. This is the first color display on a remarkable paper tablet and it's the first in the industry to offer a true color experience. What does that mean? It starts with a surface of durable textured glass. We designed it in tandem with our new longer lasting markers for a writing experience that feels and even sounds. They've always called it a marker though right? Just listen. This is a digital paper display so it reflects natural light for a more comfortable reading experience. But in dim lighting conditions, just turn on the reading light to work comfortably without eye strain. Inside this display are millions of tiny colored ink particles that move around when you write with your marker. You can write in nine different colors, but you can also use the new shader tool to layer and blend colors. And when you're reading PDFs and ebooks, the display can render thousands of colors. You have never experienced a display like this before. It's an experience that's brand new on a digital device, but yet it feels familiar somehow. a new tape is imprinted right before your eyes. Compared to Remarkable 2, the display on Paper Pro is 30 percent larger, so there's more space for taking notes and reading documents. It's up to 40 percent faster. When you write, ink appears in as little as an industry leading 12 milliseconds. And even though we've added color and a front light, we've actually managed to reduce the distance between the marker tip and the ink. Okay, that's what I was interested in. Yeah, cause when you start working with color displays, there's just so many layers under the screen. So if, oh, I like how the design of the ridge there just represents a stack of paper. That's interesting design choice, I like that. Remarkable Paper Pro is perfect for anybody who wants to bring the best of working on paper into the digital age. And to tell you why that matters, here's Camilla. Man, everyone just does Apple stuff now, don't they? That looks really nice. Look at that. Thank you, Max. Screen protector, whatever you call it. In a world full of destruction, having a space that helps you think is more important than ever. We know from our continuous research that so many of us struggle to find focus. Just this summer, we surveyed thousands of knowledge workers, and the results speak for themselves. Nearly two thirds said interruptions prevent them from being as productive as they can be, and more than half said it negatively affects the quality of their work. Computers and smartphones are great tools for work, but it's hard to get into the right headspace to focus on the task at hand when incoming texts or emails can redirect your thoughts at any moment. This is where Remarkable is different. Hey Ben, how you doing bud? Remarkable is more than digital. Excuse me. It's a digital space where you can do This is a live stream of me looking confused underneath the camera. It's really riveting. across multiple devices and platforms. Your paper tablet, your phone, and your computer. And there are so many ways Remarkable can transform your workflow. Use the desktop app to import that long report or email to your paper tablet Man, it looks interesting, man. Yeah, color display. They've been able to keep the, stack of layers under the screen pretty minimal. So they still bring that writing experience close to the top. Experience. They're really leaning into no apps, no distractions, and come up with those all two rare race ideas more often. Who knows, they might still go even higher. This remarkable actually helped me think better 'cause of the market. We worked with a team of neuroscientists to find out. Then I was commenting on just how this is distracted. Everyone's just copied their experience, that work related stress way of doing things over into the personal life when we get distracted. It affects everything we do. Our concentration, creative thinking, problems solving, even decision making. Studies have shown that even a single notification can distract you for over 20 minutes, making us rush to get work done, which makes us even more stressed. The productivity loss from digital distractions can consume up to half a knowledge worker's work day. Finding ways to stay focused and reduce highlighting looks interesting, different, more important. Cool. So we conducted a study comparing how people respond to working on different tasks on Remarkable versus a pc. The results are striking. They're trying to sell the whole focused users felt 35% less stress aspect working on a remarkable, and their brains work 30% more. Do the colors look compared to it looks like they pop more. This is substantial. PC are disruption more than some other, like I don't think this is like Kaleido three or whatever. is the industry standard? I think they maybe have designed something new. I could be completely wrong 'cause I don't know about the tech. Hi everyone. Welcome back. My name is Stephanie and joining me now are Phil, Max, and Magnus. It's been more than four years since the Remarkable 2 was announced. Can you share some insights into the development process of the Remarkable Paper Pro? I don't know, I guess a lot of customers have said we want apps on here, we want Kindle, and we want blah, blah, blah. And they're just doubling down on this is for writing and marking up. But we've packed so much technology into it. We've developed so much new technology, whilst at the same time maintaining this sleek, smooth and obtrusive outside. Yeah. That takes a lot of time. It's really difficult. You don't put the bells and whistles on the outside, you put them on the inside type of thing. There were many challenges developing the Remarkable Paper Pro. We spent four years, not because it was easy, but because it was really hard. So we've doubled down on the writing experience. having spent hours upon days, years actually, to rebuild the writing experience bottom up. And then, second to that, we have introduced color, which has been a huge challenge. This is R& D on a deep level, super complex stuff. So we spent a lot of time understanding what it is for us and how we are to actually do it in a way that makes sense. And then thirdly, we spent a lot of time on designing the device. We wanted to take it the next step on what design could be for us, telling a story about sheets of paper in the actual design of the device, which we find to be super, super cool. And to add on that, some companies, they put out new products every year just to put out a new product. We wanted the next step. Here's the Remarkable 3 color itself. And signature. That's right. we worked over four years to develop a really step change for users and what they experience with a paper tablet. We estimate, through our research, that the writing experience has over 20 different dimensions to it. From friction, to sound, to latency, it's really complex what makes up this simple, pen to paper experience. I don't know what, no, it's, remarkable pro paper, or something like that. That's what it's called. They're not remarkable 3. Those 20 different aspects of the writing experience is really hard. So here's another question. Let's just say I'm a new customer and I'm trying to decide between buying a Remarkable 2 and a Deep Drive. Which one do I go for? I've owned a Remarkable 2 for a long time. It's a smaller tablet. It's a little thinner. It's a little wider. It's more portable. It's black and white. If you want a full sized experience with color and the most advanced tablet, go for the Paper Pro. But for just a wonderful paper replacement, go Remarkable 2 is going to serve many people very well. Magnus, with the rapid development of AI, what's Remarkable doing? We have looked into it. I was going to say, I'm interested to know if they're going to come out with a black and white non color version. But I think they're just going to keep selling Remarkable 2. But our focus first and foremost is on the human experience and augmenting that and human thinking. Yeah, I think Ben is going to come down to software. There are a lot of productivity tools out there. Why Remarkable? He said AI, I didn't really catch what he said. There are plenty of tools out there for productivity. I have plenty of calendars, I have plenty of to do lists. I can do presentations faster than ever. So productivity, there is plenty of stuff out there for that. Remarkable, it's about better thinking. It's the creativity, it's the problem solving. It's the innovation, and this is really remarkable, is about better thinking of any remarkable tablet and user where it's somebody that they get up in the morning, I wanna change the world. I don't know what library this is. It's the distraction free environment where it's you and your thoughts. Fragile idea that you strengthen and you nurture. I also wanna see what the lighting rig above that looks like. So what makes you the most excited about this release? What I feel now is that Kohler is this third dimension to the paper. Which is a very fascinating element. It gives, more inspirational looking notes, and you can learn a lot from that. And they apparently spent a lot of R& D on the writing experience. Highlighters, etc. It's all up to you. But that's been super fascinating to see how people use color. And I'm really excited to see what that's going to be when it's released into the world. Brilliant. Any last thoughts? I'll offer one more thing, and that's it, at Remarkable, we love designing products that help people think better, and we've designed Remarkable Paper Pro to do just that. Thank you, Phil. Awesome. Thank you, Matt. How much? And Magnus. And thank you all for joining us today. It's in the feeling. The sound. The freedom of it, just like writing on paper. Something entirely new. Marker types. Thoughts are limitless. I need a place to capture them. Somewhere they can gather, grow. I want something that can hold me in the moment. I love the design. Nothing cool steals my attention. They designed it to, allude slow down to stacks of paper actually gets me to where I want to be faster. Everything comes together. The paper, the colors are really nice. When you feel so close to your work, progress comes naturally, intuitively. I know exactly where everything is, so my work move forward. No matter where I am. There is a camera out the back. They're scanning documents, I would say. Making the most out of my mind. Whenever I needed to. They're not going to tell us a price, are they? Literally no price? Is that the end? Wow, okay. No price. coming soon? Yeah, we'll have to see. I am interested. Let's see if we can hop over to their, website. Okay. Bye now. What? From 579. Okay, so buy now. Can you literally buy it right now? All right. And then they have a new marker plus and then a marker standard. The marker plus has an eraser, two to 12 days shipping. So this is like ready to go. Wow. All right. the regular folio is 89 keyboard folio to 29 color. Basalt. Okay. All right. So I've got the remarkable paper pro with marker plus the type folio, $829. So yeah, 829 bucks. let's just say we just want a regular folio and a regular marker. We're looking at 729 bucks. Don't need a folio. 579 bucks. Cool. Hey, it's wild. It's ready now. That's cool. all So the only difference with the marker pro is it's heavier and it has an eraser it looks like. So the eraser is a no brainer. Pretty expensive. I'm going to try and reach out to, Remarkable today or their agency and see if I can go ahead and get one Locked down. I hope it's still wild that Yeah, the plus has an eraser yeah, the marker plus on the current remarkable two and then Yeah, this marker plus does as well I do like it looks okay. Maybe there's not a camera. Actually. I don't see a camera I guess I was seeing the foot rest, which is a circle and thinking that's a camera. So no camera on this. forgive me for that. So anyway, I don't know. What are y'all's thoughts? I got to hop off here in one minute. Oh wow. Look, we've got mosaic weave, polymer weave, and then leather for types of folios. Anyway. Yeah. Leave your comments down below. Hope you guys enjoyed and yeah, we'll try to see if we can get one for the channel and review it and see what this remarkable paper pro is all about. It's pretty exciting. So all right. Thanks guys for watching. Looking forward to any videos you make on it. Thanks Ruben. Appreciate you guys for tuning in. we'll see what we can do here on the channel. really appreciate you guys and yeah, I guess we're going to end it here. Thanks for tuning in. Hope you enjoy the remarkable Paper Pro Ultra slim and portable larger screen really expensive See you guys later