#Boox

The $400 Boox Palma 2 Pro is a smartphone-sized e-reader designed for people who want to read books, articles, and documents on a small E Ink display.

The Boox Go 10.3 Gen II pairs a crisp 300 ppi E Ink display with Android 15 flexibility in a thin 360g body. Reviewers from Android Authority, XDA and ZDNet praise its note-taking and PDF tools while noting the switch to a charging stylus and denser…

The Boox Go 10.3 Lumi (Gen 2) and ReMarkable Paper Pure have the same sized display, but they're very different. Here's where they each excel.

The Boox Tab X C wants to be your eReader, notebook, and laptop all at once — but it's not quite pulling it off.

From MakeUseOf: I replaced my Kindle with a Boox and got everything Amazon refuses to offer

The upcoming Onyx Boox Poke 7 series brings a fresh, stylish design to the e-reader market while continuing to challenge Kindle with Android flexibility.

The Boox Tappy is a tiny Bluetooth device with two buttons and the legend "tap it" imprinted above them. You can use it to turn the pages of an ebook…

From Mashable RSS Feed: Boox just launched the Tappy wireless remote, leaving Amazon in the dust

From Android Police: BOOX owners are getting the ultimate reading accessory Kindle owners are desperate for

The Tappy can be used to flip pages, skip tracks, or doomscroll without having to touch your device.

ZDNET readers love this E Ink tablet, thanks to its paper-to-pen writing experience and versatile uses.

Boox has refreshed another model in its lineup, the Boox Go 10.3, adding one new optional feature while, somewhat disappointingly, removing something users really liked.

You probably wouldn't think to use a Boox tablet as a photo frame, but it makes for a great modern-feeling decoration.