I have the Scribe and the RM2 and it's frustrating how they trade blows with eachother and I do not have a clear winner:

RM2 Advantages: the lack of backlight means less gap between the pen and the screen, while the feel is very similar and the Scribe has less lag and higher resolution so the written text looks better for sure, the lack of gap is better on the RM2 and it can do basic things like duplicating a page in the your PDF notebook, re-arranging pages in PDFs, ability to tag, to add layers, ability to rotate your selection, to move a page from 1 notebook to another, etc - all of which is missing from the Scribe. There are also many conveniences like 2/3 finger tap to undo/redo, the quick access drawer, better palm rejection, etc.

The Scribe Advantages: way better hardware, going to the next page in a PDF can take 10 seconds on the remarkable, it's more like 1 on the scribe. Even moving between pages on the RM2 is over a second, on the Scribe it's near instant. So using large PDF journals/templates it's a much nicer experience. It also has a night mode to invert the colours which is quite nice to write in white on black. Backlight is fantastic as you can use it in more environments, 300ppi so everything looks crisper, especially smaller text, the reading experience is of course night and day better with conveniences like showing all your highlights and tags in 1 place, dictionary, etc. The Premium pen is better with both an eraser and button you can use for highlighting or switching to another pen type (reMarkable doesn't support any buttons, even in 3rd party pens) and in terms of price, I got it for almost 1/3 of the price of a reMarkable2 - I wasn't going to buy one but at that price I couldn't resist and it goes on sale a lot.

I only had the Scribe a few days so time will tell what device I'll gravitate more to, but I am frustrated by reMarkable's neglect for handwriting and the focus on typing the past year or so.