Technology3/18/2026•Gizmodo

Leaked Image Teases a More Affordable reMarkable E-Paper Tablet

Leaked Image Teases a More Affordable reMarkable E-Paper Tablet

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Gizmodo may earn an affiliate commission. E-paper tablet maker reMarkable is gearing up for a new device launch, according to leaker Evan Blass, aka @evleaks. And this time, it reportedly won’t be as niche as before. Blass, who has a solid track record of leaking mobile devices, posted on X that reMarkable’s next tablet will be called the “Paper Pure” and will be more “mass-market focused than either the Paper Pro or Paper Move.” He added that the Paper Pure is “expected to launch in the second quarter. The next reMarkable tablet will be called the Paper Pure. More mass-market focused than either the Paper Pro or Paper Pro Move, it's expected to launch in the second quarter. pic.twitter.com/rq3eO8fOD5 The image of the purported Paper Pure shows the backside of the device with a stylus (is that an eraser tip?!) clipped to one side. From the ribbed frame to the round rubber feet, it looks to have reMarkable’s signature industrial design. For as paper-like and delightful as the Paper Pro and more pocket-friendly Paper Pro Move are, they’re on the pricey sid

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