BOOXTablet Note Air 4C 6G 64G E Ink Tablet Color ePaper Notebook

I hate that I like this devise as much as I do. It is an EXCELLENT digital notebook that enables me to upload digital notes to many of these new AI note taking platforms through Google Drive (NotebookLM). Furthermore, with the fingerprint reader, it is very easy to open on a whim without needing to punch in my pin. The battery life is not too bad given the technology. If you want better you'll need to make some concession. The screen and color are actually not bad at all. It doesn't have the flicker of the Remarkable and it easy to see.The main con for me is that is periodically restarts if hasn't been used for awhile and sometimes after it has just been charged. Nothing flow breaking as it starts quickly but it is a little off putting.

I was looking between the scribe and remarkable and many other e-ink readers. I have had many kindles and currently own the oasis. I love to do all I can on e ink rather than my laptop because I’m prone to migraines and also hate screens. My three biggest wants for a new device were color, stylus, and a way to download apps. I love taking notes and color coding my highlighting based on themes or questions I like to answer. So writing functionality and color e ink was a must. I ultimately chose Boox because I want to primarily use this for school. The first thing I did was download Canvas Student and VoiceThread. I split screen my lecture with the PowerPoint saved as a pdf and take notes. So the android system is what sets this device apart. I thought about the Go 7 color; but I decided 10” was the minimum for school work. I hook up a keyboard and I have the best study tool. I’m in love. I work and study from my computer and I’ve already had lasik and I’m still in my 20s, blue light glasses don’t help much when you’re on the screen 6+ a day. This screen is a life saver.I know people online complain about the UX/UI being overwhelming and I was worried about ordering. I would say that if you were born 90s or later you’ll have no problem figuring it out. It’s also never too far away to change a setting to match each book or apps needs. If you’re newer to tech, I still think you’ll be fine if you’re using it for basic reading and writing functions. It can basically be a computer if you know how to use it. I’d say it’s a niche market and all the haters that complain about ghosting are comparing from a state of mind of like ipads. This is a really great device. I’m advocating that we implement these in the educational system, as they really keep you away from distractions but aren’t physically limited. You can still watch YouTube, but because the colors aren’t as bright you’re not going to scroll instagram for hours. The expandable storage is amazing to me. I love microsd because i still like to share books on flash drives and sd cards with friends so I’m glad this option is available, I can’t wait to send annotated books to friends and get theirs back. I know you can just email, but idk, this is cute. I feel like a spy. Anyway.. I’ve only had this device a short time but I have never been in love with an object before and I’m so excited to have purchased this. I feel like it was made for me.

I bought this as a replacement for the Viwoods AiPaper which I felt had too many issues as an e-Ink tablet. This device seems far better for my needs, but first the negatives …The stylus that comes with this tablet does not have an eraser and the tablet is a bit on the heavy side compared to some of its competition although that may be the result of the front light which was not on the much lighter Boox Go 10.3. Since I do a lot of my reading lying down and holding an ebook device in one hand the weight is a real issue for me. On the other hand the device is perfect for 2 handed reading. Startup time from powered off takes almost 30 seconds, although that seems to be true for other e-Ink tablets I have tried. That is about it as far as I can tell. The list of positives is much longer.My device came with Android 13, which is highly configurable on this device, and has the Google Play Store pre-installed. It also comes with a variety of tools including a clock, a calendar, a recorder, an AI Assistant (which I have not tested), a very nice highly configurable ebook reader and other basic tools, but installing apps like file manager or 3rd party ebook readers is simplicity itself with the Play Store. The display is color, although muted, has a resolution of 2480 x 1860 and the text is clear and easy to read. The built-in Boox NeoReader, which support annotation, allows so much customization that I have not been able to go through all of the settings yet although, for some reason, there is not an icon on the tablet to call the editor and I have to use the File Manager “open with” functionality to use it. The device supports a physical keyboard and mouse, and a micro-sd card up to 2TB, although it is hard to see why so much storage is needed in an ebook reader.One more thing. As I mentioned earlier the included stylus does not have an eraser but the tablet writing menu has an eraser function so you can erase annotations without an eraser on the stylus. All you have to do is select the erase function and touch the annotation you wish erased.All in all this is a very nice e-Ink tablet and aside from the weight is just abut perfect.