Onyx BOOX reviews: Android e-readers for PDFs, manga and notes. Which models earn their price, where the software frustrates, and what to check when buying used.
Disclosure: we earn a commission if you buy through links on this page. It costs you nothing and it keeps the lights on. Contemporary reviewers of the Boox C67ML Carta Plus wrote, more or less verbatim, that the touchscreen took one to two seconds to respond to a tap, and sometimes did not respond at…
Compare this device to the Onyx BOOX C67ML Carta Plus we covered elsewhere on this site — the same company, the same core idea, eight years apart — and the gap is almost funny. The C67ML’s touchscreen reportedly lagged one to two seconds and sometimes didn’t respond at all. The Poke 5 runs Android 11…
Disclosure: we earn a commission if you buy through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. This device is long discontinued, so these link to live secondhand listings. There is a BOOX in our collection that almost nobody in the English-speaking world has written about. It is white, it is small, it…
The Nook Glowlight 3 offers a unique proposition in the e-reader market, balancing traditional features with Barnes & Noble’s ecosystem. This review examines the device’s display quality, ergonomic design, and integration with the Nook store, helping readers determine if it’s the right choice for their digital reading needs.