Six months after buying the reMarkable Paper Pro Move, I’m still using it every single week — and that’s the main point of this video. Someone told me the novelty would wear off and it would end up in a drawer, but the opposite happened: I reach for it almost instinctively when I need quick handwritten notes. The reason is simple: the size. It’s compact enough to just chuck in a bag without feeling like I’m carrying “another bit of tech”, and in client situations it looks far more intentional than tapping notes into a phone. Battery life has been a quiet strength too — I charge it maybe a couple of times a month and it’s never caught me out. I also talk through what has (and hasn’t) clicked over time: the writing feel is still excellent with that controlled resistance, but the narrower surface can feel tight compared to a Kindle Scribe. Colour E Ink is clever here (it generates colour within each pixel), but the refresh/flashing behaviour means I mostly stick to black and white. I don’t use it for reading, I cancelled the subscription because I didn’t need cloud sync, and I still script on my iPad with a keyboard. The big caveat is price — it’s expensive — but as a focused, distraction-free portable writing device, it’s earned its place.