B7 Pro

OMG! I'm so glad I'm not the only one that hates touch screens on E-readers I mainly use the Xteink X4 when away from home, and the BigMe B7 Pro at home. On the B7 I set it to only work with stylus, not fingers.

Bigme B7 Pro - Android 14, 8/256 GB - 2 TB SD, Kaleido 3, 4G connectivity, USI 2 Stylus with wireless Charging, GNSS, 215g, fastest screen (43 fps). It's my go-to device for travel; I only take one with me.

I would suggest buying a 6 or 7 inch ereader for reading books only. And buy a led tablet for school, while a ereader is great for reading they suck as a tablet. For school you really need a 10-inch or larger and they start around $500 for one with a frontlight. Plus large ereaders are fragile (so a

Eink is an e-reader screen technology, so anything that has a display called Carta something (1200, 1300, hd) for bw or kaleido 1/2/3 for colour is e-ink. In the same vein, all modern e-reader allow font customization. Most basic solution would be a Kobo Libra colour for you. It has its own locked O

The three main android ereader brands are boox, bigme, and mebook. If you want just an ereader the bigme 6 is the only 6 inch ereader that I'd recommend. If you want a little bigger that is good for quick notes then the bigme b751/b7 or boox go 7 geni or 2. For reading pdf or heavy note taking then

Not true at all in most reviews I've seen the bigme b7 is faster than the boox go 7 gen1/2, they have better ghosting, and more fps on videos, load apps faster. The boox does have a better note-taking app and works with pdf files better and have a better operating system. For most people just readin

Check boox palma 2 pro or go7 / bigme b7. Both have pen support. Havent heard of anything smaller with oen support

Having the Mini as well as some other devices (had the Nomad and also for some days a reMarkable 2; my teenage kids have a Go 10.3 and Tab Ultra Cs; I currently have the Manta, a Scribe, a Bigme B7, NA3C, Manta, reMarkable Paper Pro, and a Tab X), I must say that the Mini and the NA3C are my fav dev

Honestly you can't go wrong with either. People who prefer one device or another will have something to say for sure but I've used both a Bigme B7 and a Boox Tab Ultra C extensively and they do the job of running Android and it's apps. Boox is a better note taking device but Bigme is capable. Bigme

Also other devices such as the new Bigme B7. Is there something going on behind the scenes with WACOM? I'd imagine this being a huge blow to WACOM if E-INK (the manufacturer) turns away from WACOM's EMR standard towards these (I fear inferior) active pens (with USI standard?). So, the question must