Note Air 5 C

I switched to boox air5c 2 weeks ago (from 2024 scribe). For me it’s an eye opener. Notes taking is completely different. It’s like unlocking a demo version to a full fleshed version. And using the google store makes the boox also more useful. Now I read comics via dc infinite and Libby, my old kind

I got enough shit in my life I have to charge. I don't wanna charge another pen. It's not a solution for me. My kobo libra colour has a pen that I have to charge. Given I rarely use it ok. But when I do need to charge it, it's an inconvenience. I don't wanna think about that. I have the Boox Note Ai

To be honest, the battery life of the Boox Note Air 5C is not great but I found that reading books in a dark room with the brightness set to 10 is fine and it saves a lot of battery. For reading in a well-lit room you can turn off the brightness completely, which saves even more battery.

More like and a bit better (IMHO) than the Scribe in writing. Although, I haven’t tried the latest one. Not sure what your “reading apps” are, but it’s the only e-ink device that realistically does anything more than just Kindle and epub formats for reading. For me, note taking was super important a

Boox est de loin la marque de choix et la moins chère pour ce qu’elle propose. La boox go 10.3 (gen 1 seulement avec stylet wacom emr ils ont mis un stylet actif sur la nouvelle génération) est excellente pour tout ce qui est cité ou encore la note max plus grande. En couleur il y a la note air 5C é

The Go 10.3 is probably your best bet. The Note Air 5C is a little faster and more powerful, but it is color and the battery life is poor. You do not need a larger device for your kind of work, and the larger devices are less portable (although they are faster). The writing latency on all Boox (and

I adore my Boox Go Color 7 inch, and Boox also makes bigger color e-ink devices! I’ve rhapsodized about it here a couple times already, so I’ll keep it quick - super lightweight, good aspect ratio for manga and comics so you don’t have to zoom and scroll, physical buttons to turn pages as well as be

I used Kindle Scribe, Kobo Sage, Onyx Boox Tab Mini C and Air C for manga. The bigger screen the better, but it’s somewhat okay even on a 7” screens like Kobo Libra or Kindle Paperwhite. But 8” is a lot better. My favourite experience was on Kobo Sage despite the awful battery life. And another thin

I have recently got Boox Note Air 5C. And it honestly is one of the best E-Ink Tablet at the moment. Pros It's best for writing journals, reading Manga/comics, book reading is exceptionally good. Cons Screen appears darker but thats with all the E-Ink color devices so it's not a stand alone issue wi

The writing requirements point to Android being an easier choice than anything else, I’d say - look at the new Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi? Or the Boox Note Air 5C if you want colour. I don’t think there’s a keyboard cover for the Go 10.3 but I gather it can be used with external keyboards (Bluetooth o