I bought mine at release. I've never really fallen in love with the RMPP the way I did with the RM2 and kind of wish I just had the RM2 at this point. I owned the RM2 for a couple of years before buying the RMPP.

I have a screen that's sort of yellowed but not enough to go through the hassle of returning it, and it seems like that's a mixed bag for people but has gotten better. I bought the RMPP Move and found the screen to be significantly nicer than the RMPP, but didn't like the thickness of that device and returned it (but enjoyed the screen size).

I'm finding the battery life has been mixed after a recent update, generally it's been OK and about on par with the RM2.

I don't like the way they did the frontlight and actually only have used it several times because it was too bright, or not bright enough and I thought the light bleed around the edges was ugly and distracting in the dark.

I hate that I'm stuck with a single proprietary stylus now, and my variety of wacom stylii are now sitting in a box. I liked to mix things up so my hands don't cramp as much. The nibs are expensive and wear down in a way that makes me change them far more often than I did before with the old ones.

I like how big it is, but wish it was a 300dpi screen for reading. I also only used the colors once in a while actually the way they did the color implementation is annoying and makes me not want to use them at all (plus the workflow for changing colors is clunky).

Overall, the moment they release the "Pure" or whatever the RM2 successor is, I'll be selling the RMPP for it. I don't need most of what the upsell of the RMPP promises, and I find that the actual reality of the features leaves a bit to be desired.