reMarkable is discontinuing the tablet that put it on the map and replacing it with the reMarkable Paper Pure, the brand's "best black-and-white paper tablet" to date

Someone notetaking on a reMarkable Paper Pure tablet .

reMarkable has made a name for itself in recent years by producing paper tablets that strike a minimalist, clear-minded aesthetic. Unlike a lot of tablets that try to cram as much utility into themselves as possible, reMarkable really distills the notebook experience into a digital device, avoiding pop-ups and notifications wherever possible. The reMarkable 2 was arguably the device that got people talking about this approach, but the brand is now discontinuing it to make way for a new third-generation tablet.

reMarkable has today announced the Paper Pure, which will take its place next to the flagship Paper Pro and the smaller-sized Paper Pro Move. Bundled with its marker, the Paper Pure will begin shipping in early June, starting from $399 / £359 at reMarkable, the most affordable price of the three current-gen devices.