Go 7 B/W

Boox Go 7 BW meets all of these. I love the physical buttons and you don’t have to side load anything as it supports Google play store natively! Oh annotation typing would be the only criteria it doesn’t meet but typing on ebook is never a great experience because of input delays (though go7 is pret

You need to spend some time learning your ereader just a few minutes on the settings page is all you need, here is a clip of my Boox Go 7, from standby to ready. using Bookfusion Clip Not sure how much faster you need it to be.

Time to write this out again. Get into the actual full android settings. Some boox devices have that option natively while others don't. Download Olauncher (home replacement I use) launch it and open the settings app. Go down to about device, tap the build number like ten times and enable developer

unless they changed something you can just load converted epubs via calibre (azw3 or mobi iirc). manga is going to suck on all einks. if you can i would look into something other than kindle. android devices like boox go 7 have access to more tools (yomitan with ttu reader and anki integration) and

never heard of it in my life; unlikely it supports fast refresh modes. a Boox Go 7 or Bigme B7 Pro on the other hand could do this easily. ETA: quad core and 1 GB RAM from 5 years ago, wtf are you doing lol https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/inkbook-calypso-plus-e-reader-is-now-availabl

First off, don't give up so easily. You paid for something and you didn't get it. Where's the proof that it was delivered to you?? Did someone sign for it? Did the delivery driver take a pic of where they left the damn thing? Unless the delivery happened a long time ago you should get your money bac

This was something I weighed recently, trying to decide between Boox Go 7 and Bigme B7 - the Bigme devices sound very good on paper, but Boox seems to be a more common/mainstream brand. I ended up with the Boox - mostly because from what I could gather, it’s just more established and more polished i

Are you OK with just downloading and transferring files to it, or do you want to read online as well? Do you care about having a large well-organised library? I have a Boox Go 7, which runs Android (still eink though) and allows downloading apps. Browsing AO3 on a browser works very well (and page t

Every modern e-reader has access to the internet as such, but the dedicated ones like Kindle or Kobo aren’t particularly convenient for actually browsing the internet. So if you want to read fanfic online, in a browser, as opposed to downloading a finished fic and reading it that way, Android-based

I can answer to this as I have the Palma 1 and just bought the Boox Go 7 monochrome recently. Funnily enogh, even though Go has lesser RAM, I found it smoother than Palma. Like I never knew when Palma will bring me back to homescreen because of a refresh. I used both devices almost always the same w