Note Air 4C

You could look into the Boox Air 4C and 5C. Make sure to look up reviews because Boox devices can have quirks and you cannot expect updates. In general I would recommend going with a 10 inch screen or larger for those types of books.

I have a Note Air 4c. I work in a tech retail store and we have the Remarkables on display - having tested both I can't say I felt that the texture of the screen on the Remarkable was any better than on the Boox which has a pre-applied matte screen layer (which I believe is true for the 5c as well).

I use the mobile app to read, but I own a Boox Note Air 4c, which is an Android tablet that has a color epaper screen. I very much recommend it! The Note Air 4c is quite big, which means you can have two columns besides each other just like on the iPad. There are smaller Boox tablets, which are comp

I recommend the Note Air 4C for your use case because I’m using it in combination with my iPad. I have found I’m using the Note 4C more and more each day. I can get my textbooks on Kindle app and the VitalSource app just fine. I take lecture notes that sync to my other Boox device. It’s small enough

My Boox Note air4c will do that if it's in HD or regal refresh mode, if I'm doing a lot of scrolling I use speed mode and it is fairly smooth for an eInk display.

I own a note air 4c. I am overall happy. I wish it had more battery. A battery like 10.000mah and silicon carbon tech. And when not using font light its too dark. So you have to use the frontlight almost always. A Boox go 10 3 with a frontlight would be much better in terms of reading quality and ba

Hi there, I also have both. Go Color 7 is great cause is light and portable, but screen size makes it hard to enjoy other than epubs, news and note taking (occasionally). Air 4C is great, but heavier compared to the boox 10.3” go (same size). For Manga I will suggest the Air 4C if weight is not an i

I’ll chime in on this. The Kindle is great for reading but the processor on the Note Air 4C makes the experience better for large PDFs. Boox has a dedicated specialized PDF reader which works great and allows annotations. With Boox you can install any of the e-reading apps you want so it’s overall a

Eink is always slower in terms of refresh rates, but the Go 7 doesn't have the Boox proprietary BSR optimisation which improves things considerably on devices like the Note Air 4C, Note Max etc- there you can scroll with pretty minimal lag. This, combined with the Go 7 being a very small device (eve

Your best bet is the Boox Note Air 4c. Includes everything you need or might need in the future. 10.3" screen is enough for pdfs.