Tab X C

I know its more expensive but in your case ill take the boox tab xc. Bigger screen for your textbooks, and android.

Well, literally you can't move notes between different brands of devices. Nothing like that exists in hardware world I mean.So it is your choice whether you are tied to hardware or software. You can use Samsung notes, Microsoft OneNote or Apple's whatever notes they have. There's also notion, Everno

well, first of all, nearly everything is cheaper than reMarkable, which helps. generally for someone with your needs I recommend a Boox Tab XC or Note Max. especially if you are a big Obsidian fan, tho, I lean towards the Supernote Manta, because there's a really great integration for Supernote with

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

I have owned a variety of BOOX devices and I think it's all about size. You will grow accustomed to color versus monochrome or EMR stylus versus USI but the overall size is the main factor for me. If you need to take in a lot of information at a glance get a Note Air or Tab XC but if you need portab

Then it sounds like a 10" b&w device would work for you. I am also in academia. I have the Viwoods Aipaper and am very happy with it. It would certainly work for you, as would the Boox Go 10.3. Keep in mind that these devices do not have a front light, so you will need exterior lighting. Any of the

Look towards Boox you have the note air 5C (10.3 inch) and the tab XC (13.3 inch) They are not as lightweight as a kindle since they are bigger but they are both the best choices I believe

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.

for 10 hour reading days the 13.3 screen is a game changer - a4 pdfs fit perfectly without zooming. i used a 10 inch before and my eyes got tired from constant panning. tab x c has mixed reviews mostly from software bugs that got fixed in last update. if price stings the Note Air4 C is 80 percent of

I find that 10"+ is sufficient, and also more portable if you are going to take it to different classrooms or between school and home. If it's going to live permanently at a desk, then it might be nice to have the extra space a 13.3" screen offers - but keep in mind that real estate is expensive, an