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I will preface this by saying that I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the Boox, but I do understand the bad reviews you’re seeing. It all comes down to what you are expecting and what you’re willing to learn. If you are coming from a Kindle (and I assume a Kobo) you may be expecting any eread

Seconding the e-reader idea. I've got a Boox and it has two little buttons on the side that you can program to turn the pages or whatever else - very nice!

Managed to drop my Boox Page onto concrete from about three feet and somehow only broke the charging port. I think of eInk screens as so fragile but it worked fine until the battery ran down to 0% and it turned off. With no way to charge it back up I thought I'd need to get a new one entirely. I cou

I just got the same device and I love it! With that said, I understand why people warn about complications: If you're new to e-readers AND android, then this device is not just a unbox and immediately start reading. You have to learn the navigation, android OS, how to get books, how to side load (BO

I can't speak on this from an anxiety standpoint, but I can vouch for it as far as motivation and dopamine are concerned. I've been great at not bringing my phone to bed for around 5 years now (I find it makes my sleep awful) and I always leave it in my study, while using an old school alarm in the

I got an Android ereader over a Kindle/Kobo specifically so I can read AO3 on a good browser lol. I love my Boox Go 7. It has page turn buttons that work on webpages!

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.

I got a Boox page, use it with all my de-DRMed books. Love it. Buy my books from ebooks.

I've had both as well as a 3 key keyboard. I prefer the kobo remote because it's intuitive and fits nicely in one hand. It is however super easy for it to turn on in a bag or pocket. The micro was my least favourite because it was annoying to have so many extra buttons. I use the 3 key as my page tu

My latest iteration of my writerdeck is named in honor of Octavia Butler. It is a iPad Mini 6 mated to an Epomaker EP64 keyboard with Drop DCX White on Black keycaps and a custom designed, 3d printed case intended to balance form with function. In the back is a swiveling handle and usb-c charging po