Rumor: Remarkable Paper Pure (new Remarkable)

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There’s a solid rumor doing the rounds that Remarkable will release a new Remarkable in 2026 called the Remarkable Paper Pure. The source of this leak is Evan Blass, a reliable source of iPhone and other device leaks. Here’s Evan’s tweet if you’re interested.

It’s been 6 years almost to the day (March 17, 2020) that the Remarkable 2 was announced. We’re well overdue for a new Remarkable 2, as not everyone wants a color Remarkable. Even Amazon has updated the Kindle Scribe multiple times, so the Remarkable 2 is showing its age (low pixel density, no backlight).

Is the Remarkable Paper Pure leak reliable and believable, there are some things that make me feel it’s close to the mark, here’s why:

Remarkable Paper Trademark

Remarkable PaperRemarkable has always used the single wordmark “reMarkable” for its trademarks, but there’s a pending trademark for “Remarkable Paper” in the US Patent and Trademark database. If it’s not called the Paper Pure, it could simply be the “Remarkable Paper” and replace the Remarkable 2, giving us a standard naming convention of:

  • Remarkable Paper (new 2026 device, replacing the Remarkable 2)
  • Remarkable Paper Pro
  • Remarkable Paper Pro Move

Remarkable Paper Pure 

April update, I think I’ve found the actual model number thanks to a recent FCC search. It looks like the Remarkable Paper Pure product number is 2AMK2-RM12AA, Hardware version number RM12A. The FCC database shows this as displaying in an e-label in Settings > Help> Compliance statements. This was certified in March 2026, with a confidentiality period until August 2026.

Based on the radio specs, we’ll get WiFi 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. It’s possible this will be a 10″ device – so much more likely to be a Remarkable 2 replacement.

  • RM110 / RM110BM reMarkable 2
  • RM02A / RM02AA reMarkable Paper Pro
  • RM03A / RM03AA reMarkable Paper Pro Move
  • RM12AA (guess) Remarkable Paper Pure

Remarkable Paper Pure Model NumberIt’s possible that the model number or new stylus for the Remarkable Paper Pure is RM04A. It fits into the Remarkable model nomenclature. 

The photographs are confidential in the FCC database, but this photo in the database is of a RM04DA which is likely the stylus as the label is very much like the ones you typically see on the Marker packaging. 

FCC Database Confidential Remarkable Device

For what it’s worth, the US FCC database confidential filing in Feb 2026, is for a yet to be released device.
FCC ID: 2AMK2-RM12AA. This doesn’t correspond to any current Remarkable device – it doesn’t necessarily mean we’ll get a Remarkable Paper Pure, but it’s a sign there’s something new coming (at the very least a refreshed device). That said, Remarkable requested the device images and user manual remain confidential, so something new is very likely.

I’ve been really digging into the FCC database and it looks like the new Remarkable will have an ARM Cortex A55 chipset, which is a big upgrade even on the “Pro” series.

Remarkable Subscription Changes

No, I’m not talking about the recent price increase for Remarkable Connect. I noted this back in my review of the Remarkable Paper Pro Move, but Connect now let’s you add 5 devices to your plan, so let’s count.

  1. Remarkable 1 (end of life, retired)
  2. Remarkable 2
  3. Remarkable Paper Pro
  4. Remarkable Paper Pro Move
  5. Tada! Remarkable Paper Pure

I’m not sure if anyone would own all 5, I own 3 (the Remarkable 2, Pro, and Move), why would they let you add 5 unless the Remarkable Paper Pure is on the way? After all, Remarkable don’t offer a family plan to share subscriptions.

Remarkable 2 on Sale/Spring Sale – Remarkable 2 End of Life?

I could be reading too much into this, but Remarkable is HEAVILY advertising the Remarkable 2 on Spring Sale ~USD$70 off (even on sale on Amazon). These ads are flooding my social media channels. This feels like an End of Life (EOL) push. As I can’t imagine there would be much of a market for Remarkable 2’s when the Paper Pure drops – as there’s probably a lot of us long time Remarkable 2 owners who are likely to sell and use the proceeds to upgrade.

Remarkable Paper Pure Release Date

This is a guess, but Remarkable tends to release devices in September (and the confidentiality expires in August). The Remarkable Paper Pro was September 2024, the Paper Pro Move was September 2025 – so I would guess September 2026 for the Remarkable Paper Pure.

More to come!

I’ll keep this blog post updated with more information on the new 2026 Remarkable as I learn more, as a big fan of Remarkable, I’m excited to what they may bring us in 2026.

Want More Remarkable Advice?

Want to get more out of your Remarkable tablet? You may find these other Remarkable and Remarkable Paper Pro guides that I wrote useful.

Remarkable Paper (aka Remarkable Paper Pure)

Remarkable 2

Remarkable Paper Pro Move

Remarkable Paper Pro 

Remarkable v Kindle Scribe

I have even more Remarkable tips and advice here.

Not interested in the Remarkable? If you’re after a very portable eInk reader (no handwriting support, just for reading), I am really enjoying the XTEINK X4 and have written a getting started guide for the XTEINK X4.

 Any and all advice, guides, and reviews are unbiased and based on my personal experience. If you buy through affiliate links, I may earn commissions, which helps support my website. This does not have an impact on posts or my opinion of any reviewed products. If you find this post helpful and want to say thanks, please buy me a coffee or take a look at my book on Amazon. It keeps this page ad-free. Thank you!

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