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

I have a b751c and the b7, I can tell the difference, The B751C runs Android 11, while the B7 runs Android 14 and is a completely different design. I have the B751C, the B7 with 4 GB of RAM, and the B7 Pro. Before I updated my B751C to Android 14, there was a clear difference in performance compared

never, ever buy Bigme. the B7's software, like all Bigme software, is trash. I really wish someone who knew what they were doing with Android product development would buy them. Onyx needs real competition.

It seems to me Bigme prefers to make new devices instead of working on their software. And there is lack of third party developers. I'd say their OS is like beta stage but you can't tell when they finish it. I have Bigme B7 and Boox GO7 so I can compare and my advice is go for Boox.

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).

Thanks for the suggestion. But i feel the Bigme B7 is a bit expensive (at least in my country). Almost 2X the lowest price KLC goes for. I dont really need camera, SIM card and stuff. so maybe i don't really need the Bigme.