I love e-ink and simple interfaces. I don't believe in low-powered hardware, however.
This said remarkable 2 is so underpowered it's impractical. I love the paper-like experience, but I never use it for any important notes because I can't find anything ever. For example copying and pasting more than a trivial amount can take minutes (i.e. it blocks for minutes) and scrolling is just painful. Writing is not always accurate and you can get weirdly thick lines, etc. All of this can be fixed with better hardware and more performance, but I suspect the experience vs cost ratio is logarithmic/exponential.
While scribbling in Goodnotes an iPad pro is not as "rewarding", actually working is so much better.
This said remarkable 2 is so underpowered it's impractical. I love the paper-like experience, but I never use it for any important notes because I can't find anything ever. For example copying and pasting more than a trivial amount can take minutes (i.e. it blocks for minutes) and scrolling is just painful. Writing is not always accurate and you can get weirdly thick lines, etc. All of this can be fixed with better hardware and more performance, but I suspect the experience vs cost ratio is logarithmic/exponential.
While scribbling in Goodnotes an iPad pro is not as "rewarding", actually working is so much better.