So much easier to set than the Boox Palma (which I love). One tip: set up page turner as volume and then in Libby - set up the volume control to be controlled by page turner. I wish it was brighter, though.
I own the Boox Go Color 7 - it is not a note taking device, it is purely an eReader/tablet. You can't write on the screen, which should make it significantly cheaper and make the screen slightly more crisp as there is one less layer on the screen (no Wacom writing layer).
I personally think it's looking like it would be best for a separate device for writing and notes and a separate one just for purely reading. I have the Boox Go Color 7 and I prefer reading on it and nothing else. 7 inch wouldn't allow you to do much of any writing unless it's just little reminder notes or annotations. Serious note-taking would require at least a 10 incher I would think. Costly with two separate devices but at least each would be used to the fullest for a specific function. I carry the Boox Go Color 7 everywhere even on errands just for occasions that might require waiting or some free time while out. Harder to do lugging around a heftier 10 inch device. The BGC7 is super light and fits even a small crossbody bag that just fits the ereader, a wallet and phone.
Great overview, just got mine today. Curious how you go about setting it up and your recommendations on apps?
So much easier to set than the Boox Palma (which I love). One tip: set up page turner as volume and then in Libby - set up the volume control to be controlled by page turner. I wish it was brighter, though.
So whats the verdict... boox or bigme?
Can you get the page turn buttons to work with the Kobo app?
I wonder if bigme b751c's pen can be used in the boox go color 7? Between bigme b751c and boox go color 7 which one do you prefer for daily use?
I own the Boox Go Color 7 - it is not a note taking device, it is purely an eReader/tablet. You can't write on the screen, which should make it significantly cheaper and make the screen slightly more crisp as there is one less layer on the screen (no Wacom writing layer).
I personally think it's looking like it would be best for a separate device for writing and notes and a separate one just for purely reading. I have the Boox Go Color 7 and I prefer reading on it and nothing else. 7 inch wouldn't allow you to do much of any writing unless it's just little reminder notes or annotations. Serious note-taking would require at least a 10 incher I would think. Costly with two separate devices but at least each would be used to the fullest for a specific function. I carry the Boox Go Color 7 everywhere even on errands just for occasions that might require waiting or some free time while out. Harder to do lugging around a heftier 10 inch device. The BGC7 is super light and fits even a small crossbody bag that just fits the ereader, a wallet and phone.
Nice initial review ❤
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