Go 6 Gen II

Boox Go 6 Gen II. I’m not sure it has device-wide dark mode though. Apps certainly provide it while reading. If you want 6’’ specifically, and warm light, AND Kindle Unlimited, there’s just nothing other than Android devices, even if it seems like overkill. Maybe see if you can find a previous gener

Interest check Would you use a focused, non-Android operating system on your BOOX? Which model do you own? Yes, extreme interest! I own a Boox Go 10.3 and a Boox Go 6 Gen II Boox Go 10.3 is a note taking device and I don't really need all of the unstable crap from Boox software. Wish it would do it'

I believe all Boox 6-7’’ devices have a frontlight (which you can turn off or adjust as wanted, of course). FWIW, Boox Page is an older model - the current one that succeeded it last year is the Boox Go 7. There’s also the new Boox Go 6 Gen II if you want smaller and without buttons, but the Go 7 is

I keep the Palma in my everyday bag (sometimes I switch handbags and it is easy to move along with my wallet) and it has been lovely to read with it in bed. It was a gift and my first Boox. I honestly wasn’t sure how much I would use it because I have other e-readers that worked well for my needs an

Regular PocketBooks are all Linux-based. I believe they had a couple of cooperation projects with Bigme, but that’s essentially like .. something like 2-4 larger models, not sure if they’re even in production any more. It seems to be a rather common misconception, maybe because they’re the odd brand

I have tried too many. The ones that work nicely are Boox Go series, Boox Palma 2/Palma 2 Pro, Viwoods AiPaper Reader, and Bigme. I owned the Viwoods AiPaper Reader. You can use the volume buttons to change pages in the app. The battery life is just okay. Currently using the new Boox Go 6 Gen II, an