Boox Go 10.3 review: An e-ink iPad alternative, designed for productivity
The Boox Go 10.3 is a great e-ink tablet for those who embrace digital minimalism or want to try e-ink for more than a reader.
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Boox
Thomas Sibilly
Boox Go Color 7 review: a simulacra of the paperback experience
Boox has a new e-ink reader, combining all our favorite features into a paperback-sized portable at a new, lower price point.
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Amber Neely
Boox Note Air3 review: A solid e-ink book reader, but a little niche
The Boox Note Air3 is a fantastic entry into the e-reader market, but its weight and larger screen compared to some of the smaller models by the company can make it a bit cumbersome to cart around.
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Boox Palma review: a pint-sized e-ink reader made to go wherever you do
Boox Palma offers a vibrant HD Carta 1200 screen, extended battery life, and a robust user experience in a pocket-sized package for an exceptional e-reading experience.
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Boox Tab Mini C Review: an e-ink tablet that we can get behind
The Boox Mini Tab C e-ink tablet by Onyx is a fantastic little e-ink tablet that handily impressed us — but it still may not be enough to topple the iPad from its throne.
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iPad Air vs reMarkable 2 vs Boox Tab Ultra compared: Which is the best productivity tablet?
While Apple's iPad dominates the tablet space, there are several other options available that can handle writing, reading, and light productivity. Here's how the popular iPad Air 5, Boox Tab Ultra C, and reMarkable 2 compare.
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Tyler Hayes
Note Air2 Plus review: Costly but very desirable e-ink tablet
It won't replace an iPad, but it will supplement one very well: the Note Air2 from Boox is a first-class e-ink tablet for reading and writing, which includes handwriting recognition.
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William Gallagher
