B751C

An Android e-reader should run the same app no problem, or am I missing something here? And they have gotten pretty snappy, even on the lower end. I bought myself a Bigme B751 for like $200. It runs Android and is really responsive. I use it mostly for reading manga. You could even get the B751c whi

The bigme brand is probably better than the mebook and boox is probably the best brand but more expensive While I like the color for color things, when it actually comes to reading a book, you can't beat the b&w. In a well lit room or outside the color is great, it's when you have to use the frontli

I've tried a couple Bigme devices--the B751-C 7" and the S6 7.8". They were good devices, but I returned both due to issues like random rebooting. The price on the device you posted is a little high for what you are getting, IMO. I have a Note Air 4C and it checks the box on pretty much every featur

For outdoor use - Bigme B751 - and for indoor use - B751C: They have the best refresh rate and behavior of any E-ink device I know - and there are many (Boox, Kindle, Kobo, Likebook, Pocketbook, etc.)

If you want to use other apps, then you need an android ereader. The 7 inch boox or bigmee are the best avaliable. They are booth around $275 on Amazon. I found the bigme b751c on temu for $190. There are also 6 inch ereaders bigme read 6, boox go 6, would not recommend these, they are slow especial

For 6 inch, the bigme b6 is probably the best option. It's fast and has 4+64 memory plus a card slot and is android 14. There also the boox go 6 but it's only 2+32 memory and slow. There's also a cheap bigme read 6 for $90 it's only android 8.1 2 + 32 memory but it's really slow but once you get to

Tengo una BigMe B751 color y es de las mejores compras que he hecho, la única queja es el software, por lo demas mejor que un Kindle Paperwhite. Ahora la comparamos con una Kindle Scribe obviamente la Kindle Scribe es mejor.