HiBreakS Color

Yeah no there's definitely a cool factor. Just a warning for anyone wanting to buy one that regularly listens to new music, especially EDM or new emerging artists in any genre. Half the time you're spending converting random YT videos to mp3s just to listen to it. I recommend an e-ink phone heavily

Bigme Hibreak Pro. I've had it a year, it works great (there were a lot of bugs in the beginning, but not anymore), it does everything a regular smartphone does but without being distracting. It's also a great e-reader and easy on the eyes. I prefer the b&w over the color because the screen is nicer

Not sure if this is what Op uses but I've been running a Bigme HiBreak Pro (B&w) as my phone almost a year now and I love it - the software kinks are worked out now but the hardware isn't quite "mainstream phone manufacturer" levels of reliable yet so your mileage may vary

I have a Boox Page which I use when I am at home to read both e-pub and pdf files, but not the web novels. Since it is not as robust as a Kindle, it needs good protection when carried around. That's too inconvenient for me. I use my e-ink phone (a Bigme Hi break Pro) to read e-pub files and web nove

Hey! I looked into your idea and the best match is the Bigme HiBreak Pro (Color) — it’s a colour e-ink phone that runs Android, so you can scroll through inspiration photos and use a gallery app without losing that minimalist, designy look. The black-and-white HiBreak Pro is even smoother if you don

I don't have the B6, but I do have other Bigme devices (Hibreak Pro, B751C, B751, B7, B7 Pro). Here's my take on it: The hardware and firmware are excellent, but the user software isn't. However, there's the Google Play Store, which offers apps that are far better than anything the various manufactu