Ja korzystam z Onyx boox note air 4c. Ma kolorowy ekran e-ink dzięki czemu nie męczą się oczy a notatki wyglądają bardziej jak papierowe niż elektroniczne. Dodatkowym plusem jest przyjemne wrażenie podczas pisania - nie ma wrażenia jeżdżenia plastikiem po szkle. Bateria mi spokojnie starcza na 4 dni

The only one that work with a subscription (and it’s not an obligation to subscribe though) is the remarkable with connect. There is no hidden fees. I’m not a software engineer but considering your use of obsidian you might like the onyx Boox devices since it is an android google play enabled device

I've had the ViWoods for a year and use it every day. (I also use the SuperNote Manta). In my opinion, the ViWood is completely underrated and is almost actively suppressed by the big YouTubers! I've used the following devices for several years: Remarkable 2 Boox Note Air2 Boox Note Air 3 Lenovo Sma

Boox Note Air 5C just released, ticks all the boxes. 10.3” android 15, color, front light, you’ll find many reviews over at r/Onyx_Boox . I recommend to anyone buying a Boox, if you can buy it from Amazon, it’ll be easier to return if you need to for any reason. It’s a pretty device, that’s for sure

I have a Boox device ONYX BOOX Note Air 2 and I love it, but I write a bunch of notes and journals with it. Going to get a Moaan ink palm 5.2 for a travel size E-reader can usually find them under 150.00 so budget friendly.

I have the AI Paper Mini and I have personally loved it from the moment I got it! I already had an Onyx Boox Note Air 4C for reading research papers that use a lot of colors, but I was finding I wanted a smaller counterpart that I could use for primarily note taking, planning out my day, and light s

Very nice products. However, no mention of FW upgrades. For expensive tools such as the Note Air series, one would expect longevity of these products. Does anyone know how long Onyx will support these products? If it's only one year then it's a no go for me. Curious to know about writing feel versus

All the color Note Air devices are already faster/more powerful than the Note Air 2. But the B/w (better) version has apparently been discontinued because... Onyx.

Same for me! I had an original Kindle Paperwhite (Wi-Fi only and ad-free) back in around 2013 or so, but didn't get much use out of it. At the time, I didn't know that I had trouble reading large amounts of plain text, and that using a regular e-reader made me feel boxed in. For context, I have a mi

I bought an Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus. I bought it and used it for my Korean class, which was great because I could practice writing Korean characters for hours without wasting paper. I also used it to take work notes for a bit. The challenge I had was simply staying organized. I tried to use a plan