Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi

Am currently using a Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi and it reads books in epub format flawlessly. The only thing I have to do is transfer them on the device (which can be as simple as using a UBC-C cable) and that's it. Just works. No issues.

If you can afford to, get the Boox Go 10.3 Lumi for reading and then see if the note-taking is something you’re also comfortable with. And an iPad in addition then if you feel the need to. If budget is tight, get a smaller e-reader (whether a Kobo Clara BW, PocketBook, Boox Go 7 BW, maybe even somet

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

Lots of better alternatives. Viwoods Aipaper, Viwoods Mini, Boox Note Air 5C, Boox Go 10.3 Lumi, and others from Bigme and Supernote. They all run Android, are more powerful, have better screens, allow you to use apps, and are generally better priced.

Which would you pick between the Boox Note 5C vs Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi? I’m talking about all-around, as it would be used for everything from reading to taking notes to completing work tasks. I went with the Go because I read too many complaints about the dark color screen on the Note, and becaus

I recently got the Boox Go 10.3 Lumi because of Android 15 and absolutely love it. You can basically download any app from the playstore. It also has a speaker for audiobooks, and I can download the Kindle app as well. Also note that color eink readers are duller and grainier than black and white on

Other than the more expensive Android devices (Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi, Boox Note Air 5C), which may just have far more options than you need, I guess maybe the Kobo Elipsa or the quite new PocketBook Inkpad One (probably the most “budget” device in this screen size, but for essentially just readin