I am interested in buying the remarkable 2 mainly to use it for school (and university afterwards) and other personal stuff.
I often find myself using different coloured pens to mark some things in my notebook as important, or to underline. I furthermore make sketches to help understand stuff like geometry better. This requires use of different coloured pens (I mostly go up to 3 colours)
My questions is does the remarkable 2 have such a functionality. I understand that it is an e-ink display that is only black and white, but does it have something like different shades of gray for the pen utility.
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Yes. There’s black, grey, and then red and blue (which export in color but show up on the screen as different shades of grey). If I’m drawing a graph with different colors, I’ll typically use a standard black line and a thicker red or blue (grey) marker and they show up very differently.
If I need three colors, I’ll use a thin black pen line, a thicker blue (gray) pen line, and a thickest red (different gray) marker and I can generally differentiate them, even on the grayscale screen.
It also has different colors of highlighter (yellow, pink, and green) which are a little harder to differentiate but are each a little different