Go 6 Gen II

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Go 6 Gen II

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Which e-book reader is the most suitable?

Boox are great (I have two) but can be the opposite of simple, LOL. :D Anyway, I’ve looked at the stores and it seems you get very straightforward DRM-free files and even a choice of formats, so you’re in a much easier position than people in most countries. :D I don’t much like supporting Amazon th

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Yapyap13 in r/ereader

July 30, 2026 7:48 AM

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Help

Maybe the new Boox Go 6 Gen II (it has a bit more RAM than the notoriously slow older version + stylus support for handwritten notes) unless that’s too small? You can also take a look here - can see the shape on the small thumbnails as well as size, availability, etc: https://comparisontabl.es/e-rea

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Yapyap13 in r/ereader

June 24, 2026 6:21 AM

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First E-Reader, help pick!

I don’t understand why new ones are so expensive also have something easier on the eyes. You’ve answered your own issue there - they’re expensive because of the screen technology used. All mainstream companies use screens made by one company, it’s a monopoly and a considerably smaller market than LC

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Yapyap13 in r/ereader

June 22, 2026 5:26 AM

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What e-ink notebook for reading and taking notes 6/7/8 inches?

Came here to report that I just got my Boox Go6 Gen II and I was pleasantly surprised how the writing experience is so much better than the Leaf 5+! There some sort of coating or microetching in the screen that gave it a bit more friction. I also noticed less latency and was pretty accurate with my

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Hgchua in r/eink

June 28, 2026 2:44 PM

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Which device would suit my needs?

I use the boox go 6 (gen ii)! It's a bit small for manga for a lot of people, but personally I don't mind. Shonen jump, viz, and crunchyroll manga all work fine for me and they're smooth once you get over the learning curve of an e ink tablet :)

Substantial_Ad7971 in r/ereader

July 7, 2026 3:52 PM

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