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

I also prefer reading in a two pane layout since it more resembles reading a real book... however just for reading my Boox eInk tablets (Imostly use the 10.3" Note5 and 13.3" Tab XC) still do a better job than the NXTPAPER 11 Plus, especially outdoors. The strength of the NXTPAPER is that it can do

I just watched another review on youtube and the UI on the Note A1 looks very similar to what Boox is doing on their eInk tablets. I'll now order the NXTpaper 11 Plus from Amazon and compare it with the Boox Tab XC. There are some very good reviews on reddit that compare the 11 Plus with the Note Ai

Boox note 3 user here. Very similar devices with same screen and hardware. Note 3 works like a charm still and despite having a larger device tab xc, i prefer note 3 for light comfy reads Can web browse and function as well as the newest devices in most respects. Not blazing fast but not so slow to

Same position for me, I will explain my drivers through pros and cons of waiting for a potential release of an updated device. Potential Pros Might get a slightly better screen or optimisation. The Tab XC has shown some colour improvements over NA4C, which is an improvement over NA3C with same tech.

I went through this myself. I ponied up for a boox note air 5c (my first color eink tablet since a kindle 10 years ago). My use case was to use it as a portable screen for my keyboard. I have an iPad Pro so the comparisons were inevitable—and the boox screen was dim, grainy and slow. At the end of t

Yes! I used a Boox Max2 from 2018 until earlier this year when I replaced it with a Tab X C. I loved the Max2, though it was a bit sluggish to navigate and turn pages. The Tab X C is much faster and supports color, too. These are both 13.3” Android e-ink tablets, so music on-screen is full sized and

Io uso un onyx boox tab xc che ha uno schermo e ink a colori da 13.3 pollici E l'illuminazione (È l'unico sul mercato con queste caratteristiche). MI ci trovo da dio, mi sono letto con molto piacere Kickass e adesso Dago. Unico neo ha lo schermo in vetro al contrario dell'onyx boox max lumi che inve

Given how snappy my Boox Tab X still feels with its 6 GB RAM and even when I use PDFs or EPUBs with many so many pages or huge file sizes of up to 250 MB, I would assume that the newer Tab X C behaves the same, so that would be my recommendation.

I have the BOOX Tab X C and it’s been wonderful. I sold my iPad and never regretted it. It does everything an iPad can but much slower. Except the note taking (which is what I primarily use it for). I am biased, but would highly recommend e-ink instead of iPad unless streaming and video watching is