Note Air 5 C

Boox Note Air series just keeps getting better and better. By bar the best ereader I’ve ever used feature wise and overall build quality.

Install a dictionary. This is the single most useful thing to do. I'm not going to lookup, say, ukase, when reading from a regular book. Now I know what it means via a single click. They integrate perfectly into Neoreader. I installed Oxford and Merriam-Webster's using this threads instructions (fyi

Best notebook replacement: Supernote MantaBest if you need a backlight and EMR stylus is a must: Note Air 5CBest if you need a baklight, don't want the downsides of color and can live without EMR: Boox Go 10.3 Lumi

I love my Onyx Boox, I can read kindle books and also any other book format

More like and a bit better (IMHO) than the Scribe in writing. Although, I haven’t tried the latest one. Not sure what your “reading apps” are, but it’s the only e-ink device that realistically does anything more than just Kindle and epub formats for reading. For me, note taking was super important a

The boox XC does nit have a textured paper feel - just fyi. The Note air 5c has a better texture feel for sure. And I thought I needed or wanted the much larger screen of the XC but I'm starting to question it...I'm starting to think the Note Air 5C for my function is more practical and was just eno

for magazines you'll want at least 10.3 inches - anything smaller makes two column layouts a pain. color is worth it here and the boox note air 5c handles libby magazines really well with that kaleido 3 screen. if you mostly read text heavy hoopla books, the go 10.3 works fine too but color helps wi

I don't think rM is best for a uni student because their reading software is too basic. Boox devices have a lot more config options for viewing PDFs. The Boox NoteAir5C would be a good shout (but I can't remember how it compares in price to the rMPP - I think its a bit cheaper, but its still quite e

on the main part of your question, eink is giving a good answer. it starts to become more complex when you ask your tablet be a one device fits all. it s with some important downsides one catches say a boox note air5c to do everything an ipad would. now if you are more interested in getting the righ

kinda had the same slow page turns on my old scribe. the boox air 5 c is a solid step up - the android processor makes everything snappy and the color screen is great for highlights. i've had mine for six months with no bloat issues, just keep the play store apps minimal. the note taking feels way c