The Boox Note Air 4 C is one of the best e-note devices to have if you are looking for a versatile device with excellent all-round capabilities. This is amply evident in the numerous awards and ...

Onyx Boox launched the new Note Air 4C e-note device which is currently available to buy for $499.99. With this, the Note Air 3C is currently being sold for a discounted rate of $449.99. Being a year ...

For years, Onyx has been at the forefront of the E-ink industry, consistently delivering top-tier devices. The new Onyx Boox Note Air 4c continues this legacy, setting a new benchmark for what a color ...

Questionable power button and USB port position Poor support for third-party sketching apps No option for cellular connectivity Lacks automatic brightness control The phrases "Android tablet" and ...

I read several thousand pages of books every year, but I’m not the type of person who feels attached to physical books. I’ve been fully immersed in Amazon’s Kindle ecosystem for years now, sometimes ...

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The Boox Note Air 3 C is the best color e-ink tablet we've tried. Just don't expect to get an iPad, even though you're paying iPad prices. The $499 Boox Note Air 3 C is, broadly speaking, a cross ...

Onyx Boox tablets are what Amazon's Kindle e-readers could only dream of being. Equipped with the Google Play Store, native OCR, stylus support, and a wide range of features found in full-fledged ...

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The Boox Note Air3 is a fantastic entry into the e-reader market, but its weight and larger screen compared to some of the smaller models by the company can make it a bit cumbersome to cart around. We ...

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