Before we delve into the question of whether the Boox Note Air 4C is worth buying, it's essential to know a few things about the person reviewing this intriguing e-ink Android-based tablet. BOOX ...

The Boox Note Air 4C is a multifaceted device, at once a digital notebook, sketchpad, typewriter, Android tablet, and e-reader. It uses a 10.3-inch e-ink screen, which is the company’s current niche ...

The Onyx Boox Note Air 5C is the company’s latest generation e-notebook. It was designed for freehand drawing, taking notes, editing PDF files, and also as a multipurpose tablet. It runs Kaleido ...

Onyx Boox has slipped in a new e-note device in the form of the Note Air 3 during the dying moments of the year. The timing of the launch is intriguing as most have already done their holiday shopping ...

As a reading maniac who kept running out of drawers to stuff books into, the first device I ever begged for as a kid was an e-reader. More specifically, a Kindle. Given the unfortunate lack of ...

The Note Air 4C is an easy-to-use e-ink tablet that does a great job of being an e-ink tablet, but conventional tablets are starting to jump into this territory too. Shenzhen-based Onyx is back with a ...

I read several thousand pages of books every year, but I’m not the type of person who feels attached to physical books. I’ve been fully immersed in Amazon’s Kindle ecosystem for years now, sometimes ...

The Boox Note Air 5 C e-ink tablet and ebook reader doesn't try to fix what isn't broken, but its internal upgrades help an already solid tablet become just a bit stronger. In October, Boox rolled out ...

The Boox Note Air 3 C is the best color e-ink tablet we've tried. Just don't expect to get an iPad, even though you're paying iPad prices. The $499 Boox Note Air 3 C is, broadly speaking, a cross ...

For years, Onyx has been at the forefront of the E-ink industry, consistently delivering top-tier devices. The new Onyx Boox Note Air 4c continues this legacy, setting a new benchmark for what a color ...

I’ll be honest, I’m not a huge reader. I might read three to four books a year. I do enjoy a good comic book binge a few times a year, though. In this vein, I’ve always felt that an e-ink display of ...