Tab X C

The screens are more 1992 than 2025. Limited color space, slow refresh on the screen and the like. Any e-ink device will look deficient if compared to a modern tablet screen. The benefits are longer screen time and eyes that still feel great after a long reading session. The older tablet designs tha

What I like about android E readers is the capacity to take over all other devices. Boox is a good representation of this capacity. I’ve reduced almost all dependence on other devices since purchasing the Boox tab xc. While it cannot substitute laptop, with the capability to use word, read all kinds

I've been using a Hibreak smartphone as my sole and daily driver for over a year now. First the Hibreak color classic then the HBP color. It works great. Try going from the Hibreak classic to the Hibreak Pro and you would be thankful to have this great little device. Same for me with LCD/OLED screen

If I were you I would go for a Boox Tab XC or a Boox Note Max. I've been using my NA3C for a few years now, and I can confidently say that it is really good for anything university related. It is very versatile, works well, and it is slow enough so that I don't get distracted. Even if Boox looks les

Boox launched the Tab Ultra C Pro just 5 months after the first Tab Ultra C, the writing feel was the same, but they also launched the Note Air 3C with better writing feel. If they launch a Tab XC Pro it might have some faster processor (not really in need, it is already super snappy and with absolu

Yes, this. Having both a TabX and a rMPP myself, I'd say a TabXC would be the perfect device. The rMPP is great as a device, but the platform has some serious limitations when it comes to integration. For me it works (I only use my rMPP for checking PDF printing proofs), but all in all I definitely

Boox has 2 13.3” e-inks, Note Max (B&W) and Tab X C (color). I’m taking math and chemistry and was using a 12.9” iPad for notes and reading (both of my textbooks are online) but the eye fatigue was making it hard to do long study sessions (anything more than 2hrs at a time was a struggle). The 13.3”

Professional musician here too, the Tab X C is perfect for this. The refresh speed is more than adequate. I used a Boox Max Lumi for years and that was already fast enough too. The e-ink version of Mobilesheets works great on this tablet. Here's a clip showing page turns, I use half-page mode:https:

I got rid of my 13 inch iPad Pro for a 7 inch Boox tablet and a bigger supernote for note taking. Total cheaper than iPad. Much happier, focused uses, less distraction. Now if you want to only have 1 device, I suggest you have a look at Boox Tab X C. As a student though, I might stick to the iPad

Me salvaste la vida. Leí que es nativo de Android. ¿Es así en realidad? Porque en mi Onyx boox Tab X C no podía redimensionar ventanas de ninguna forma!!! Gracias a tu plugin pude hacerlo