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ReMarkable recently announced its new digital paper tablet for note-taking and sketching, called the Paper Pure. It comes to market at the same $399 starting price as one of its biggest competitors, Amazon's Kindle Scribe. If you've had your eye on either tablet and are confused about which one is better, I don't blame you.

The Kindle Scribe from 2024 is not the newest model -- but it's the version I recommend and one of Amazon's top-rated tablets for its price point and functionality. (For what it's worth, Amazon also just announced a Kindle Scribe model without frontlights that will sell for cheaper. I'll update any of my verdicts when that's properly reviewed.)

Also: I've tested several ReMarkable tablets, but its new cheap E Ink tablet had me fooled