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.

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

yes, the Tab Ultra C is not worth buying in 2026. it is extremely slow. the TUCP on the other hand is one of the three fastest e-ink devices ever built with its Snapdragon 855 SoC. it is on Android 13 which just went out of active support from Google this year but is likely to continue to be support

i feel you on the availability struggle. the bigme b7 can be hit or miss with build quality. for budget stylus options that are solid, the onyx boox poke5 is usually easier to find and handles annotations well. if you want to stick with note-taking specifically, the remarkable 2 pops up used sometim

Environmental influences (e.g., magnets, light, etc.) from Wacom bother me more than, for example, automatic wireless charging of the pen (Bigme B7/10).