As an avid reader I enjoyed the Kindle Paperwhite for several years. I eventually upgraded to the Scribe several months after the initial release. I have been surprised by how much I like reading on the Scribe. It is very lightweight and the user has a lot of options for lighting. I have serious arthritis in my hands now, but I don't get much, if any, hand fatigue with the Scribe. Color ink isn't important to me as a consumer so I think I will be sticking to this device for a while. Many thanks for your reviews. You're a good content creator.
Man you've done the perfect review!!!! Thanks and congrats. There's so much crappy reviews out there in the internet. Refreshing to find someone who knows how to deliver! You rock
Thank you for such a comprehensive review! I take so many notes for work and my iPad and Apple Pencil are just not it for extensive handwritten note taking
I cannot believe you made a video I've been looking for! I am considering switching from Kindle Scribe to something more usable. Content management and the impossibility of making notes on the margins in every document make me insane. Amazing hardware, terrible software. Anyway, glad you made that vid! It'll help me make my decision for sure.
This is a really helpful breakdown, thanks! I think buying decisions have been somewhat confused by the release of the Boox Go 10.3, which seems to be a hybrid between your dedicated note-taking and all-rounder categories.
I’ve had various ereaders Kindle Paperwhite, Kindle Voyage, Boox Page, and more recently a Kobo Libra Colour. For bw I really like the versatility of the Boox, but for a Colour ereader I prefer the Kobo. I tried a Boox Go 7 but the screen was too dark, and the ghosting was too much on third party apps such as Marvel unlimited.
Boox might be good for that from my current research. I'm trying to find a good tablet for studying, and this might be the one. Super exciting about the prospect of splitscreen and being able to use OneNote.
I been looking into getting a tablet and I love the idea if an eInk display, but eink note takers have a pricing that seems to ignore they are the less featured option for the price of a mid tier Apple product. If you make Apple like a good price option you are probably not competitively priced.
Thanks for an enlightening review since it is confusing sometimes to choose which one is best for your personal needs. Since, I learn better and retention is high with colors, I decided to go with boox note air since it’s an all rounder. Very important for me to access my google drive, highlight pdf files with my preferred colors and read at night without too much eye straining. I don’t take notes too often only when necessary like journaling so the writing experience is not my top priority. Do you think I made the right decision? Please let me know I would appreciate it.
Yes, Boox is a solid choice for what you described as your use case. :) The best thing about Boox devices (and the Note Air series) is that these are really versatile devices. Not always the easiest to use in the beginning, but there isn't much you can't do with them.
Again, I need a video for dummies. I’ve never used an e-ink devise. Can you save each page of notes you take? Is it pdf? What are all the basic things you can do with them? I was using good notes but now they are charging subscription fees. I also would like something 8x11 that I can use super easily, save on the devise or transfer image to other devises. I can read on my iPad.
The selection was overwhelming, but the only reason I ended up opting for the Supernote was how involved with their community. That, by itself, told me how much they valued their clientele.
@@TeleKorobka I’m getting the A6 Nomad! The upcoming one (A5X2) (I think that’s the name) will be coming to the market soon. Personally, A6 is the best size for my needs.
I am really surprised that you didn’t mention in the cons list that the Kindle hybrid is really bad at letting you export your notes, almost sandboxing you in. It’s an exhaustively reported con…
This video is only meant as a general overview for device types to provide a starting point. But you're right, Kindle isn't good in that department and I mention this in my full review :)
Well why not a category for people that just wanna read books? Isn’t there e-ink tablets with big size to be able To read pdf in black and white? Great channel by the way.
Thanks! :) For just reading, I recommend one of the note-taking ereaders. There aren't many devices with a larger screen out there anymore that don't have pen support, so using one of those to read is probably the best solution at the moment.
Hi, I really liked your review. I'm new to the world of ink tablets. Which one would you recommend if the main functions are to read academic texts with graphics, PDFs, as well as literature, and if it has a good price? I'm actually looking for these options because I wouldn't like, you know, all the time on the PC or cell phone screen. Thanks for your reviews and btw happy ney year :D
I'm glad I found this review. I was wondering about these. I'm leaning toward an Inkpad EO for reading graphic novels and taking notes, but I wanted to ask if the front led is harsh on eyes at all or if the only downside is using it in the sun. Thanks for the work you do!
My personal experience is, that front-lit devices with a reflective screen (like the InkPad Eo) are easier on the eyes, because you typically don't need to turn up the brightness as much as on a regular LCD.
Which one would you recommend for someone who doesn’t need to take notes and just wants an e-ink tablet for reading books? It’s essential that it has Android and a backlight
I have a Supernote. I broke it. So it's being repaired and won't be back for another week (with luck). How does that compare? I like it.. but I feel like it could do with a better menu system. The fact its just been unlocked so you can run apps on it is a gamechanger. I need a decent ereader for it, notes, to-do list, organise all my writing and a bunch of other useful word-based stuff.,
This is very helpful. I review and mark up a lot of legal documents in word / pdf format, in A4. What's my best option? I'd be happy to avoid printing versions. I dont need colour. I have a kindle paperwhite, i'm thinking i wouldnt mind reading ebooks with it, but that would be secondary. I saw in another of your video a text to speech function. That sounds very interesting.
With such diverse applications I'd say a Boox tablet with Android is the best one to suit all your needs. Just keep in mind - depending on the sensitivity of the documents - that these devices aren't especially privacy friendly.
colored e-ink is okay but not that great. If I want color for writing and reading.I'll go for Oled or LCD Tablet or folding phone. Monochrome felt like you just need to focus on the purpose of the device, reading or writing.
Hi! What are you thoughts on this device as a planner/agenda alternative? I would like something for work that can take notes with customers while replacing my paper agenda. I also see the new A5X2 is coming out soon. Thank you
Thanks for this video. I'm just undecided between boox go 10.3 especially for the minimum thickness) and the boox note air 3c ( for colors). I will use the ink tablet for the university: take notes and read and study books
You can't really go wrong with both. I short: The Boox Go 10.3 offers the more paperlike (b&w) experience without a built-in light and the Boox Note Air 3C is just a bit less paperlike because of the color display. If you don't use colored content in your studies, I'd say go for the Go 10.3. Otherwise the Note Air 3C is a better choice for looking at colored charts etc.
I'd say the Boox Note Air 3C offers the best value for money for those requirements. You can find my review on it here: ruclips.net/video/3oLoKFsW1jQ/видео.html
Hello!! Thank you for the video, it's great! I wanna ask you if any of these has panelview in comics (the ability to read each strip seperately) except kindle. Thanks again!!
No other tablet has that natively. But you can install the Kindle app on (most of the) Android tablets and use the guided panel view there as well. But you might need to tinker with the E-Ink settings to reduce ghosting a bit.
My main interest is actually whether and how I will be able to access my annotated pdfs (and notes) from my Laptop now and then. I feel like that's something that a lot of people, especially students and academics, are struggling with and that's almost never addressed in the reviews. Any help on that? Recommended readers/tabs?
For Remarkable, they have a dedicated app for android, ios and windows to transfer files. Besides cloud service (which will cost a subscription fees after 12 months of use) For Boox its more complicated (a usual case for boox - everything in software is complicated). You can use the USB or online with cloud servers. But is free
That's fairly easy on most, but I'd say it's the easiest on Boox. You can just copy the PDF to the computer via USB and have all your annotations in place. On the Remarkable you need to use the browser to do the same thing and on Supernote you need to export the PDF to another PDF with the annotations in place. Boox generally has the best PDF-features imho.
Hi, im looking for recommendations. I'm looking to replace my laptop sometimes due to eye strain and I usually just use chatgpt, a pdf reader with hopes of notetaking (I usually use notability but I can adjust to another app) and just plain old notetaking. Which device would you recommend for this? I love a good colored screen too
Bigme color is the e-ink you are looking for, if you need an e-ink device immediately. If not, wait until next year, pretty sure there will be a lot of upgrades.
Could someone please let me know if I can download mobi files on an E-book without having to have a subscription with an E-book? Would a certain E-book let me download any file without having to have an internet connection?
Guys I really indecisive right now about what to get, I want a device that help me to boost my productivity, minimizes the chances of getting distracted and take care of my eyes. Mainly for using Notion, writting (Journal and school notes) and reading (pdf, books, online novels and manhwas). So I don't know weather I should go for a Color Boox Tablet or buy a Samsung Tab and a simpler e-ink device like a Kobo Libra or a Boox B&W. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
I have the Na3 B&w and i absolutely love it the android doesnt make it distracting u wont like using any apps on it . i only use it to easily share my files via mail and whatsapp and i think tht is great when u wana share notes quickly with someone i ve been tempted by the go 10.3 becoz it 300 ppi i m just worried if i m gona miss the frontlight but all in all the NA3 has been absolutly amazing
I dont have and e-ink tablet. I have e-ink reader. Original pocketbook Inkpad X, it is discontinued and replaced with pro version. 10.3 inches, only 300g weight. From the features it has temperature adjustable frontlight and touchscreen, physical buttons - that is all I need for reading. Nice thing it is optimized for side loaded content, accepts almost all formats, due to screen size is great for PDF's. 3 years ago when I purchased it, it was around 400$. And there where many reviews that for 600$ you can get so much more, a real android tablet with e-ink screen and note taking capabilities. Ink pad x is slow lacks features. I went for pure e-reader and do not regret it, less destructions and page turn speed does not slow down my reading. Phones are packed with features and destructions. If you want destruction free reading and dont need notes, you can find pure e-reader, it will be way cheaper than note taker and usable in the dark. I would like to get color e-book reader, but one that does not compromise black and white text quality. I take notes on paper notebooks, for everything else I use smartphone or laptop.
Fair point, as I was also showing the Supernote A6X2 in one shot, but I was mainly talking about 10 inch tablets. And even though it might be a bit arbitrary on my part, but I wouldn't classify the Kobo Libra Colour as a tablet because of it's size, even though it has pen support. And on the other hand I also don't view the PocketBook InkPad Color line as tablets, because they lack pen-support. But essentially what I really meant was tablets in the 10 inch segment. :)
Hello sir I want to buy an ereader but I don't know which one is beter. I have some Android library, I want to install my own library app in ereader is it possible?
I'd say any Boox reader is good for Android apps, because they allow to adapt the e-ink mode and also allow to adapt specific display settings. Boox Go 10.3 and Boox Note Air 3C are probably the most interesting right now.
Why do reviewers always focus on keyboards that connect through Bluetooth? Many of these devices allow you to connect mechanical keyboards via USB-C, which is infinitely preferable to the notoriously unreliable bluetooth.
I'd say it mostly comes down to personal preference with having less clutter in my case. Putting a bluetooth keyboard in a bag is quicker and takes a bit less space. But yeah, a wired keyboard can of course also be an option and be more reliable.
For just taking notes, Supernote or Remarkable. If you additionally need to view PDF-files, then I'd recommend going for a Boox tablet. Go 10.3 or Note Air 3 are good options.
I want a colour android eink device that I can use without back light, I am willing to use an external light if necessary but it must be readable in sunlight as well. Any recommendations!
Outdoors all E-Ink devices work great - with and without color. But indoors, I wouldn't recommend any Color E-Ink device right now if you don't want to use the frontlight. The screen technology is just too dark for that imho.
Just for reading, I'd pick either a Kindle Scribe or Kobo Elipsa 2E. Both have excellent frontlights and great ebook functions. If you don't want to use the note taking functions, just ignore them. Of course any smaller ereader will do just fine as well :)
How does Boox tab ultra c pro compare against pocketbook inkpad eo and bigme inknote X color (and any other similar devices with color, android and stylus if exists?) are any devices upcoming to this tier?
All of them aren't the easiest to use devices, but Boox is the best out of the three imho. Also in terms of feature-set, especially when it comes to PDF-handling out of the box. Bigme has nice hardware, but their UI is too messy for my taste. Translations are also not especially good and sometimes you just get some Chinese thrown in here and there. The PocketBook InkPad Eo is being produced by Bigme, but PocketBook changed a few things in the UI that make it MUCH more pleasant to use (better icons, better margin, moving a few things around, better translations). Small things really, but with a big impact. But they also removed features (that weren't well integrated in the first place), so the feature-set is smaller than on Bigme and Boox. Right now I'd say the Boox Tab Ultra C Pro is the best out of the box. No upcoming devices with Color E-Ink that I know of, but I wouldn't be surprised if we see at least one new Color E-Ink device in the 10 inch segment from Kobo (not Android).
If you need color in any useable shape or form just get an iPad. The colors on the e-ink are just plain UGLY. And the constant flashing drives me nuts.
Not if you just want it for work. Personally for me, I have an iPad Pro 12.9 2022 with Apple Pencil, however I don’t find the writing experience enjoyable for work so when I study new engineering concepts it doesn’t stick as well. I have been thinking about getting a remarkable paper pro purely for writing and syncing my notes to review later etc in my iPad. The colours will be great because you can now highlight an read pdfs with colour charts etc. doesn’t need to look pretty just needs to look distinguishable
As an avid reader I enjoyed the Kindle Paperwhite for several years. I eventually upgraded to the Scribe several months after the initial release. I have been surprised by how much I like reading on the Scribe. It is very lightweight and the user has a lot of options for lighting. I have serious arthritis in my hands now, but I don't get much, if any, hand fatigue with the Scribe. Color ink isn't important to me as a consumer so I think I will be sticking to this device for a while. Many thanks for your reviews. You're a good content creator.
Timestamps.
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Category 1 of 4 | Note-takers
02:37 Category 2 of 4 | Note-taking e-readers
05:25 Category 3 of 4 | All-rounders with Android
08:29 Category 4 of 4 | Colour e-ink tablets
10:26 Conclusion
Man you've done the perfect review!!!! Thanks and congrats. There's so much crappy reviews out there in the internet. Refreshing to find someone who knows how to deliver! You rock
Thank you for such a comprehensive review! I take so many notes for work and my iPad and Apple Pencil are just not it for extensive handwritten note taking
best overall comprehensive review I've seen on e-ink devices to date
I cannot believe you made a video I've been looking for! I am considering switching from Kindle Scribe to something more usable. Content management and the impossibility of making notes on the margins in every document make me insane. Amazing hardware, terrible software.
Anyway, glad you made that vid! It'll help me make my decision for sure.
Great overall review, the most enlightening that I have watched so far. Thanks a lot!
Thank you. That's helped me decide and I've gone for the Kobo. Good as a writer and reader
This is a really helpful breakdown, thanks! I think buying decisions have been somewhat confused by the release of the Boox Go 10.3, which seems to be a hybrid between your dedicated note-taking and all-rounder categories.
I’ve had various ereaders Kindle Paperwhite, Kindle Voyage, Boox Page, and more recently a Kobo Libra Colour. For bw I really like the versatility of the Boox, but for a Colour ereader I prefer the Kobo. I tried a Boox Go 7 but the screen was too dark, and the ghosting was too much on third party apps such as Marvel unlimited.
I love how much you use Star Trek in your videos.
Wow, good over view :) I read 5 comments, with 5 completely different decisions based on it > well done ;)
Remarkable just announced their colour version. Paper pro. It has a gallery 3 like display but only 12ms refresh rate! It's expensive like €600
Here's a quick summary: ruclips.net/video/FXlO9MaaW8g/видео.html
Definitely a gamechanger for E-Ink devices. I'll review it soon :)
Dune and Light Bringer next to each other in the library. This is a man of taste!
I would love a device like the remarkable but with the ability to split screen, just for studying. (And maybe a browser to read comics lol)
That would be great for authors also.
Boox might be good for that from my current research. I'm trying to find a good tablet for studying, and this might be the one. Super exciting about the prospect of splitscreen and being able to use OneNote.
I been looking into getting a tablet and I love the idea if an eInk display, but eink note takers have a pricing that seems to ignore they are the less featured option for the price of a mid tier Apple product. If you make Apple like a good price option you are probably not competitively priced.
Thanks for an enlightening review since it is confusing sometimes to choose which one is best for your personal needs. Since, I learn better and retention is high with colors, I decided to go with boox note air since it’s an all rounder. Very important for me to access my google drive, highlight pdf files with my preferred colors and read at night without too much eye straining. I don’t take notes too often only when necessary like journaling so the writing experience is not my top priority. Do you think I made the right decision? Please let me know I would appreciate it.
Yes, Boox is a solid choice for what you described as your use case. :)
The best thing about Boox devices (and the Note Air series) is that these are really versatile devices. Not always the easiest to use in the beginning, but there isn't much you can't do with them.
Again, I need a video for dummies. I’ve never used an e-ink devise. Can you save each page of notes you take? Is it pdf? What are all the basic things you can do with them? I was using good notes but now they are charging subscription fees. I also would like something 8x11 that I can use super easily, save on the devise or transfer image to other devises. I can read on my iPad.
The selection was overwhelming, but the only reason I ended up opting for the Supernote was how involved with their community. That, by itself, told me how much they valued their clientele.
hi, can you tell whichbone supernote you bought and where? i was looking for supernote A5X, but couldn't find any marketplace where i can buy it
@@TeleKorobka I’m getting the A6 Nomad! The upcoming one (A5X2) (I think that’s the name) will be coming to the market soon. Personally, A6 is the best size for my needs.
@@enotaebi oh, okay, A6 is too small for me actully, than i'll be waiting for A5X2, thanks for answer!
Great video, a lot of effort here. Deserve more views and comments!
I am really surprised that you didn’t mention in the cons list that the Kindle hybrid is really bad at letting you export your notes, almost sandboxing you in. It’s an exhaustively reported con…
This video is only meant as a general overview for device types to provide a starting point. But you're right, Kindle isn't good in that department and I mention this in my full review :)
Well why not a category for people that just wanna read books? Isn’t there e-ink tablets with big size to be able
To read pdf in black and white? Great channel by the way.
Thanks! :) For just reading, I recommend one of the note-taking ereaders. There aren't many devices with a larger screen out there anymore that don't have pen support, so using one of those to read is probably the best solution at the moment.
Hi, I really liked your review. I'm new to the world of ink tablets. Which one would you recommend if the main functions are to read academic texts with graphics, PDFs, as well as literature, and if it has a good price? I'm actually looking for these options because I wouldn't like, you know, all the time on the PC or cell phone screen. Thanks for your reviews and btw happy ney year :D
I'm glad I found this review. I was wondering about these. I'm leaning toward an Inkpad EO for reading graphic novels and taking notes, but I wanted to ask if the front led is harsh on eyes at all or if the only downside is using it in the sun. Thanks for the work you do!
My personal experience is, that front-lit devices with a reflective screen (like the InkPad Eo) are easier on the eyes, because you typically don't need to turn up the brightness as much as on a regular LCD.
Please suggest dictionary inbuilt pdf,epub also supported Google drive storage feature added ebooks are there please suggest me
What's the best for drawing?
Which one would you recommend for someone who doesn’t need to take notes and just wants an e-ink tablet for reading books? It’s essential that it has Android and a backlight
Believe it or not, there aren't actually many options for those requirements. The Boox Note Air 3 is probably the best choice right now.
A Samsung tablet may be good for you.
the sweet spot will be an e-paper display that is on pair with o-led without ghosting
I have a Supernote. I broke it. So it's being repaired and won't be back for another week (with luck).
How does that compare? I like it.. but I feel like it could do with a better menu system. The fact its just been unlocked so you can run apps on it is a gamechanger.
I need a decent ereader for it, notes, to-do list, organise all my writing and a bunch of other useful word-based stuff.,
This is very helpful. I review and mark up a lot of legal documents in word / pdf format, in A4. What's my best option? I'd be happy to avoid printing versions. I dont need colour. I have a kindle paperwhite, i'm thinking i wouldnt mind reading ebooks with it, but that would be secondary. I saw in another of your video a text to speech function. That sounds very interesting.
With such diverse applications I'd say a Boox tablet with Android is the best one to suit all your needs. Just keep in mind - depending on the sensitivity of the documents - that these devices aren't especially privacy friendly.
colored e-ink is okay but not that great. If I want color for writing and reading.I'll go for Oled or LCD Tablet or folding phone. Monochrome felt like you just need to focus on the purpose of the device, reading or writing.
Comparison should include price differences as well. A big deal breaker or maker for most working people
Hi! What are you thoughts on this device as a planner/agenda alternative? I would like something for work that can take notes with customers while replacing my paper agenda. I also see the new A5X2 is coming out soon. Thank you
I got a boox go 10.3, and it's so good I got one for my bf, too.
Thanks for this video. I'm just undecided between boox go 10.3 especially for the minimum thickness) and the boox note air 3c ( for colors). I will use the ink tablet for the university: take notes and read and study books
You can't really go wrong with both. I short: The Boox Go 10.3 offers the more paperlike (b&w) experience without a built-in light and the Boox Note Air 3C is just a bit less paperlike because of the color display.
If you don't use colored content in your studies, I'd say go for the Go 10.3. Otherwise the Note Air 3C is a better choice for looking at colored charts etc.
@@ChalidRaqami thank you so much!😊
I looking for a device for elementary students. They need it for notes/ completing worksheets, reading and in color. What is your recommendation?
I'd say the Boox Note Air 3C offers the best value for money for those requirements. You can find my review on it here: ruclips.net/video/3oLoKFsW1jQ/видео.html
Hello!! Thank you for the video, it's great! I wanna ask you if any of these has panelview in comics (the ability to read each strip seperately) except kindle. Thanks again!!
No other tablet has that natively. But you can install the Kindle app on (most of the) Android tablets and use the guided panel view there as well. But you might need to tinker with the E-Ink settings to reduce ghosting a bit.
Thanks for the response!!! @@ChalidRaqami
All I ever wanted was a 7 inches e-reader that could competently read PDFs.
Its too small
@@baltgames1That's what she said. 😂
Kobo are good. No DRM like you get in Amazon.
Fr, but here I am still using an iPad for pdfs.
The Boox Go Color 7 would be my pick for reading PDFs - if you don't need handwritten annotations.
how about boox go color 7, and what are your thoughts on the technology of e ink right now, will kaleido 4 come soon
My main interest is actually whether and how I will be able to access my annotated pdfs (and notes) from my Laptop now and then. I feel like that's something that a lot of people, especially students and academics, are struggling with and that's almost never addressed in the reviews.
Any help on that? Recommended readers/tabs?
For Remarkable, they have a dedicated app for android, ios and windows to transfer files. Besides cloud service (which will cost a subscription fees after 12 months of use)
For Boox its more complicated (a usual case for boox - everything in software is complicated). You can use the USB or online with cloud servers. But is free
That's fairly easy on most, but I'd say it's the easiest on Boox. You can just copy the PDF to the computer via USB and have all your annotations in place. On the Remarkable you need to use the browser to do the same thing and on Supernote you need to export the PDF to another PDF with the annotations in place.
Boox generally has the best PDF-features imho.
Hi, im looking for recommendations. I'm looking to replace my laptop sometimes due to eye strain and I usually just use chatgpt, a pdf reader with hopes of notetaking (I usually use notability but I can adjust to another app) and just plain old notetaking. Which device would you recommend for this? I love a good colored screen too
Bigme color is the e-ink you are looking for, if you need an e-ink device immediately. If not, wait until next year, pretty sure there will be a lot of upgrades.
What's the best e-ink tablet for drawing?
What about TCL nxtpaper
I use a TCL NXTPaper 11 regularly and I like it a lot, but it's using LCD technology and not E-Ink, so I didn't include it in the video.
Could someone please let me know if I can download mobi files on an E-book without having to have a subscription with an E-book? Would a certain E-book let me download any file without having to have an internet connection?
Which one would you suggest for a low cost e-ink word processor?
Unfortunately there aren't really any low-cost ones that allow for that. But I'd say the Boox Go 10.3 comes closest (but is still expensive).
Guys I really indecisive right now about what to get, I want a device that help me to boost my productivity, minimizes the chances of getting distracted and take care of my eyes. Mainly for using Notion, writting (Journal and school notes) and reading (pdf, books, online novels and manhwas).
So I don't know weather I should go for a Color Boox Tablet or buy a Samsung Tab and a simpler e-ink device like a Kobo Libra or a Boox B&W. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Me too
I have the Na3 B&w and i absolutely love it the android doesnt make it distracting u wont like using any apps on it . i only use it to easily share my files via mail and whatsapp and i think tht is great when u wana share notes quickly with someone i ve been tempted by the go 10.3 becoz it 300 ppi i m just worried if i m gona miss the frontlight but all in all the NA3 has been absolutly amazing
I dont have and e-ink tablet. I have e-ink reader. Original pocketbook Inkpad X, it is discontinued and replaced with pro version.
10.3 inches, only 300g weight. From the features it has temperature adjustable frontlight and touchscreen, physical buttons - that is all I need for reading. Nice thing it is optimized for side loaded content, accepts almost all formats, due to screen size is great for PDF's.
3 years ago when I purchased it, it was around 400$. And there where many reviews that for 600$ you can get so much more, a real android tablet with e-ink screen and note taking capabilities. Ink pad x is slow lacks features. I went for pure e-reader and do not regret it, less destructions and page turn speed does not slow down my reading.
Phones are packed with features and destructions. If you want destruction free reading and dont need notes, you can find pure e-reader, it will be way cheaper than note taker and usable in the dark.
I would like to get color e-book reader, but one that does not compromise black and white text quality.
I take notes on paper notebooks, for everything else I use smartphone or laptop.
What can you suggest for pure reading?
Can I access my Google drive with any of them? I like the idea of using Google docs with an e reader
You can do that with boox devices
For presentation, it is possible connect to hdmi?
None of them via HDMI, but you can screenshare/mirror with devices like Supernote, Remarkable or Boox wirelessly.
8:39 why did you say every color ereader runs android, when devices like the kobo libra color and inkpad color models run on Linux
Linux is android smh
Fair point, as I was also showing the Supernote A6X2 in one shot, but I was mainly talking about 10 inch tablets.
And even though it might be a bit arbitrary on my part, but I wouldn't classify the Kobo Libra Colour as a tablet because of it's size, even though it has pen support. And on the other hand I also don't view the PocketBook InkPad Color line as tablets, because they lack pen-support.
But essentially what I really meant was tablets in the 10 inch segment. :)
thank you for the video
Thank you very much👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Informative Video
Hello sir
I want to buy an ereader but I don't know which one is beter.
I have some Android library, I want to install my own library app in ereader is it possible?
Which ereader is perfect for installation of my own android library?
Thanks for your help sir.
I'd say any Boox reader is good for Android apps, because they allow to adapt the e-ink mode and also allow to adapt specific display settings. Boox Go 10.3 and Boox Note Air 3C are probably the most interesting right now.
Why do reviewers always focus on keyboards that connect through Bluetooth? Many of these devices allow you to connect mechanical keyboards via USB-C, which is infinitely preferable to the notoriously unreliable bluetooth.
I'd say it mostly comes down to personal preference with having less clutter in my case. Putting a bluetooth keyboard in a bag is quicker and takes a bit less space. But yeah, a wired keyboard can of course also be an option and be more reliable.
You are notoriously pedantic
@@realericanderson Nonsense. And I already received a valid answer from Chalid Raqami himself. You have nothing but trite tripe in store.
@@JMaxwell1000 Put away the thesaurus there buddy
My Razer wireless keyboard works great? Bluetooth.
If only I could get a micro sd card, Android, and accurate color like the Remarkable Pro.
Thank you!!!!
For education and classrooms?
For just taking notes, Supernote or Remarkable. If you additionally need to view PDF-files, then I'd recommend going for a Boox tablet. Go 10.3 or Note Air 3 are good options.
Did you hear about daylight computer?
Yes, I pre-ordered one and have also been in touch with the company. Hopefully I can get my hands on a review unit soon :)
well, in closed doors the LCD looks better but outdoors the e-paper color looks way better
All very low refresh rate makes it a big no! Drawing tablets have better smoothness
I can't wait till we can get an affordable color one - 100 years in the future probably xD
We had b/w televisions 60 years back and b/w phones 25-30 years ago. Have patience
They are just not there yet... still waiting!
I want a colour android eink device that I can use without back light, I am willing to use an external light if necessary but it must be readable in sunlight as well. Any recommendations!
Outdoors all E-Ink devices work great - with and without color. But indoors, I wouldn't recommend any Color E-Ink device right now if you don't want to use the frontlight. The screen technology is just too dark for that imho.
I want Boox Go 10.3 so baaad ... but I will never get it because I have no money xD
Be lovely if someone made a "memopad" size version >_>
What about just use the ereader to read? 😂
From an ereader we have moved to calling it e-ink to write
Just for reading, I'd pick either a Kindle Scribe or Kobo Elipsa 2E. Both have excellent frontlights and great ebook functions. If you don't want to use the note taking functions, just ignore them.
Of course any smaller ereader will do just fine as well :)
How does Boox tab ultra c pro compare against pocketbook inkpad eo and bigme inknote X color (and any other similar devices with color, android and stylus if exists?) are any devices upcoming to this tier?
All of them aren't the easiest to use devices, but Boox is the best out of the three imho. Also in terms of feature-set, especially when it comes to PDF-handling out of the box.
Bigme has nice hardware, but their UI is too messy for my taste. Translations are also not especially good and sometimes you just get some Chinese thrown in here and there.
The PocketBook InkPad Eo is being produced by Bigme, but PocketBook changed a few things in the UI that make it MUCH more pleasant to use (better icons, better margin, moving a few things around, better translations). Small things really, but with a big impact. But they also removed features (that weren't well integrated in the first place), so the feature-set is smaller than on Bigme and Boox.
Right now I'd say the Boox Tab Ultra C Pro is the best out of the box.
No upcoming devices with Color E-Ink that I know of, but I wouldn't be surprised if we see at least one new Color E-Ink device in the 10 inch segment from Kobo (not Android).
@@ChalidRaqami thank you very much for this thorough assessment!
For note taking, there's only one winner - Supernote A5X / A5X2
If you need a tiny screen , sure
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If you need color in any useable shape or form just get an iPad. The colors on the e-ink are just plain UGLY. And the constant flashing drives me nuts.
Not if you just want it for work. Personally for me, I have an iPad Pro 12.9 2022 with Apple Pencil, however I don’t find the writing experience enjoyable for work so when I study new engineering concepts it doesn’t stick as well. I have been thinking about getting a remarkable paper pro purely for writing and syncing my notes to review later etc in my iPad. The colours will be great because you can now highlight an read pdfs with colour charts etc. doesn’t need to look pretty just needs to look distinguishable