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Supernote vs reMarkable 2 - Which Wins?

Supernote versus reMarkable is the main debate among serious handwriting tablets. Both are focused, distraction-free e-ink slates for people who take handwriting seriously, and both are excellent. The difference is temperament: the reMarkable is the polished, design-led minimalist with the famous pen feel, while the Supernote is the clever, repairable workhorse you keep for years. Which one suits you depends on which approach you prefer.

Supernote Manta (A5 X2)reMarkable 2
Screen10.7"10.3"
PPI300226
ColourNoNo
FrontlightNoNo
WaterproofNoNo
StylusYesYes
Storage128 GB8 GB
Weight434 g403 g
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Quick verdict

Choose the reMarkable for the most refined pen feel, the cleanest design and the slickest overall experience. Choose the Supernote for deeper note organisation, repairability and long-term support, usually at a lower price. Heavy note-takers who live in their notebooks often drift toward Supernote over time; people who want the simplest, most elegant tool tend to prefer the reMarkable.

Writing feel and software

Both have a paper-like pen feel with low latency, and you would be happy writing on either. The reMarkable edges it slightly on raw feel and polish. Supernote leads on software depth: its handwriting search, note linking and document system are very good for building a second brain, where reMarkable keeps things deliberately simpler.

If you just want to write and think, reMarkable. If you want to organise, search and connect large volumes of notes, Supernote.

Repairability and longevity

Supernote's devices are designed to be repaired and upgraded, with replaceable parts, and the company keeps updating older models for years. reMarkable is well built but not repair-focused, and leans on the optional Connect subscription for full cloud features.

If owning a device you can maintain and keep for a decade appeals, Supernote has the edge here.

Price and which to choose

Supernote generally costs less than the equivalent reMarkable, especially against the colour Paper Pro, and it does not push a subscription. reMarkable justifies its premium with polish and the pen feel.

Writer who wants elegance and the best feel: reMarkable. Note-taker who wants depth, repairability and value: Supernote. If you also want colour, apps or reading, look at a Boox instead.

Frequently asked

Which has the better writing feel, Supernote or reMarkable?

Both are excellent and very close. The reMarkable edges it slightly on raw pen feel and polish, while the Supernote counters with deeper note-organisation software. You would be happy writing on either.

Is the Supernote more repairable?

Yes. Supernote designs its devices to be repaired and upgraded and supports older models for years, which is a core part of its appeal. reMarkable is well built but not repair-focused.

Which is cheaper?

Supernote is generally cheaper than the equivalent reMarkable, particularly against the colour Paper Pro, and it does not nudge you toward a subscription for full cloud features.

Do either read ebooks well?

Both treat reading as secondary. If you want a device that reads as well as it writes, a Boox or a hybrid like the Kindle Scribe is a better fit than either of these writing-first slates.