Go 7 B/W

There are so many great 6-7" e-ink readers already. Not saying xteink couldnt make their version of such a device a great one but to me the size of x4 and x3 is what really differentiates them from the competition. I have the Boox Go 7" and the x4 and to me that's the perfect combo - Boox at home an

So I have to say that this was not true for my Boox Go 7. I came on board expecting to have to install a bunch of apps, or at least replace what I presumed was going to be a crappy ereader/ui.... But no, the Boox Go 7 BW out of the box just functions as an ereader. There's no installing anything unl

Boox Go 7 BW meets all of these. I love the physical buttons and you don’t have to side load anything as it supports Google play store natively! Oh annotation typing would be the only criteria it doesn’t meet but typing on ebook is never a great experience because of input delays (though go7 is pret

Kindle is only good if you buy all your books from amazon. I switched to the boox go 7 and regret nothing

I switched to Boox because I realized it was sitting unused for long periods because I was reading more on other apps than I was Kindle books. So for me, it became necessary since reading on a tablet was giving me migraines. Lots of people also have multiple devices just because. Maybe search the us

There are a few Android eInk devices that are very similar to the 7’’ Oasis 2 and 3 in size and shape - Boox Go 7 for example, but there are others. They won’t have the battery life of good dedicated e-readers (Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook) but offer all sorts of flexibility. (And battery life isn’t as

I came from the kindle to Boox Go 7 in October and it shipped with a stable UI, a good reader, and it's all integrated. You wouldn't even know it's Android if you didn't look for it.

I choose Boox Go 7 BW. I like it very much, and do not regret it. It allows me to use any app or ebook store.

The 2 big non-Kindle brands are Kobo and Onyx Boox. the difference being that Boox is Android-based so you can download different apps while Kobo is a closed system like Kindle. It depends on what you want out of your e-reader. I personally have a Boox Go 7" (in black/white) and I'm a big fan of it

I have a Boox Go 7. Not as simple as a Kindle but the freedom is worth it.