Krono

Define “dodgy”. I think pretty much all the small (phone form factor or smaller) eInk devices are by some Chinese brand or another, since no one else currently seems to be making anything below 6’’ in the “wider than phone” form factor (like Kindle Basic or Kobo Clara). Boox, BigMe and Viwoods all s

For context, I'm a tech freak an compulsive buyer, so I'm not a good exemple. For 10.3-ish I bought : Viwoods Aipaper (for note taking and productivity) BOOX Note Air 5C(for overall media consumption without too much distractions). I bought the Boox first, but I prefer the Viwoods. More focused, bes

The durobo krono is just a reskinned palma 2 hardware wise

These devices have really fast refresh speeds that makes scrolling very close to normal screens:- Bigme Hibreak Pro, Plus and their S model- Viwoods Reader- Boox Palma 2, 2 Pro, P6- Durobo Krono (im using this currently) its basically a non color stripped down version of the palma 2 pro that imo loo

I just got my Krono and I also have a Boox Palma 2 (the non-color B&W version). I got the Krono because I am toying with getting out of the Boox ecosystem. For reference, my use case is entirely as a portable e-reader: I use the Kindle app and a few news apps. Some initial impressions: Krono Pros re

I have two: a kindle paperwhite and a DuRobo Krono. I bought Kindle first, because it was so famous. And I just like the page-turning animation, the best. But I'm not so interested in his system. So I bought the second one, which is a Dutch brand. The design is distinct, and the Android 15 is more a

Definitely - I use the P2P but hardly ever use the stylus, so I think there is life in the Palma2. In fact I would prefer to be using the monochrome screen of my Palma but I accidentally broke it :( Not heard any news about a new Boox device other than the recently announced Go 10.3 and Go 10.3 Lumi