Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the SuperNote. It seems like it might tick most of your boxes (though no front light). The SuperNote still uses EMR technology, so the handwriting experience may feel much better for you. However, it does looks like Boox might have done some software smoothing to ame

I have the AIPaper and really like it. I’ve tried the RM2, AI Note 2, and Manta, and so far, AI Paper is my favorite. I have a similar use case to yours, and find it fits my needs the best, and the thin form factor is very important to me. Auto synching with Google Drive is a big improvement in my v

What is obsolete? All you need is something that reads PDFs, mobis, basic word processing docs and takes simple notes. The Viwoods VI Paper and Onyx Boox Go 10.3 do both very well right now. Nothing even needs to be updated Unless you need a battery replacement, these devices can last indefinitely.

Thank you so much for your reply! The e-reader I was thinking of getting is actually a BOOX Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi; it's the first time I've found one that almost perfectly matches what I'm looking for (Even though the stylish feature doesn't really interest me)

The brand new Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi sounds excellent (I have my eye on it - have some gift cards in a local store I need to use at some point, so I’m waiting for it to become available here). It’s around $450 though I believe. If you want colour … I have no idea what’s good out there. Boox Note A

DON'T BUY IT. IT'S A GARBAGE PRODUCT! I honestly can’t recommend BOOX after my experience. My device, BOOX Go 10.3, was less than 3 months old. I was literally on a plane reading and taking notes when the screen suddenly glitched and became unusable out of nowhere. The tablet was always kept in a pr