B7 Pro

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.

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

😁 I’ve also pre ordered the B7. It was the ability to have SIM card and make calls and record those calls and turn them into text notes that made me go for it. At the time I did note the stylus but as I wasn’t going to make too many notes on a 7” device it didn’t matter so much. But I’d been hanging

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

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

Bigme B7: Color kaleido 3, Android 14 (you can do all the things you listed with android and more), physicall buttons on the side, pencil with battery wireless charging, battery kinda sucks but its ok, 7 inch screen, and other stuff like camera, SIM card slot, etc.

Maybe bigme b7 pro? Stylus plus colour plus android

Bigme devices have far superior refresh performance, but lousy software; however, there is the Google Play Store. And in my opinion, the B7 Pro is the ideal universal E Ink device for traveling (e.g., 4G mobile connection, GNSS, stylus, etc.).

In the EInk sector, a newer device model is rather unimportant, and the Android version even more so. From Android 12 onwards, there is nothing useful new for this screen technology, especially if the device is only intended for reading. The important thing is how big the screen should be. The norma

I’ve been very interested in getting a Palma Pro 2 as well. I really want to get more into reading in my spare time and keeping better notes. I also think it would be a great companion for storing and annotating my sewing and knitting patterns. One thing that has worried me is that I’ve come across