The Noteworthy 2 e-Ink tablet isn’t for everyone, and that’s okay.

Notable recently started Its currently available paper tablet is called reMarkable 2 in India. It is not a brand new model, but a model that is available in select markets worldwide from 2020. The Remarkable 2 tablet is priced at Rs. 43,999 in India, which includes a marker plus pen. The high round bundle costs Rs. 53,999. This bundle includes a remarkable paper tablet, marker plus pen and book folio. The Typefolio, which has a built-in keyboard, was launched in 2023 and sells for an additional Rs. 19,499. While the Remarkable 2 resembles a regular tablet in form, its user experience isn’t even close to an iPad (or a budget Android tablet) in function.

It doesn’t run a popular mobile operating system, doesn’t support any third-party apps and only connects to the Internet to sync notes. There is no web browsing capability, no color display and not even a backlight. According to the company, the device is aimed as a focused reading and writing tool for ideating and supports several software features (handwriting recognition and more), without any notifications to interrupt your thought process. It can be removed. The reMarkable primarily prides itself on its well-researched design and cuts all the usual extras (camera, speakers, etc.), resulting in a tablet that’s very thin (4.7 mm), light ( 403 grams) and produces a paper copy. -Surface-like with its large 10.3-inch monochrome display, for those who prefer handwritten notes.

So, what makes this pen and paper replacement special and who is it for? I spoke with Henrik Faller, vice president of communications at ReMarkable, for some answers.

Who is your target audience with Notable 2 for India?

We have seen huge consumer interest from India, which has adopted very high technology. Our research also shows that many Indians today are willing to spend their money on premium products. It will mainly consist of “Knowledge Workers”. These are people who work in offices and have habits or use cases where they take notes and need to capture their ideas, process them and elevate their work. This could be engineers, managers, people working in marketing, or anyone who takes notes in their line of work. This may include students, but they are more of a secondary target audience (due to purchasing power).

How about after sales support and service?

The service is also the reason why we have taken time to launch in India. Service and customer care are really important to us. If customers face any problem, they can either reach out to Amazon, where a team is there to help them, or they can reach directly through our webpage. If a product is completely broken or damaged, and it is within the warranty period, it may be replaced depending on the policy. If the product is damaged and needs to be repaired, the customer should contact our customer service, and we will try to find out how to fix it. We aspire to be very customer friendly.

Remarkable 2 paper tablet with typefolio and marker plus pen accessories

Does ReMarkable 2 support any Indian language?

We don’t have support for Hindi today, but hopefully, this is something we can support in the future. Currently the only available operating (or system) language is English, but the built-in software keyboard currently supports 20 languages. Handwriting conversion currently supports a few languages ​​as well.

Does ReMarkable 2 support voice dictation?

No, the ReMarkable 2 does not have a built-in mic or speaker. This is because it is a product that focuses only on writing and taking notes via a pen or its keyboard. However, the companion mobile app, available on Android, can convert speech to text and once synced to the cloud (which happens instantly), reMarkable 2 can be used for editing or further ideation. Can be downloaded at We think it doesn’t make much sense to include a microphone and speaker on a paper tablet since it’s intended as a third device, to be used with a phone, laptop or desktop, primarily for focused writing or ideation. .

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