BOOXPalma Mobile ePaper 6G 128G G-Sensor Front Light 16MP Rear Camera (BLACK)

It does combine the accesibility of Android and a most reliable hardware with e-ink. I totally happy with this reader. Carry everywhere in your pocket. Even use as a radio or listen music or podcasts. The screen is good contrast, dies have warm and cold lighting, bluetooth and wifi, self speakers. What can i expect more.

Bought to replace a Kindle Voyage, I wanted something smaller and with the ability to provide reading and music on one device.. being Android this can install any app (I have Brave browser, Kindle and Spotify amongst other things) with decent battery life and a good screen. USB-C charging means this works with the same cable as my phone but gets charged every week not every night. It's very good, very happy I bought one.

This little device is a total game-changer in the e-reader world.I have owned a Kindle Paperwhite for years and been very happy with it for reading English books, but was frustrated when trying to find books in the foreign languages I read which are either not well supported on Kindle or the book selection in the Kindle store is severely lacking.For the reasons outlined above, I was delighted to discover the world of android e-readers and over the last few years have tried a couple of offerings from Likebook and Onyx. This Boox Palma is by far the best of the lot. The small size turns out to be a good thing as it fits ample text on the screen while being easier to hold and keep in your pocket all day if you wish. The android apps are also designed primarily for smartphones so some of them (including the Kindle app) just seem to work better on this screen size.I'm not too technically minded regarding the internal specs like processing power, but this one runs a lot more smoothly than the Boox Poke 2 and it can boot up from off in just 40 seconds. You've got to realise that no tech giants like Samsung are currently operating in this space so innovation has been relatively slow. This is without a doubt the fastest and smoothest ereader experience I have had to date. One other problem with previous Boox devices was that they were uncomfortable to hold and hard to buy good cases for. This one solves both problems with its smooth, rounded edges and textured back and cases are available on Amazon as well as Chinese websites.The swipe control from the bottom of the screen allows you to use the full screen for reading (I would suggest adding a 'back button' shortcut there for your convenience). I leave the side swipe gestures off as they can interfere with page turn swiping in some apps. The navigation ball feature allows me to jump to my foreign language dictionary apps while in the middle of a book.The browser experience is also the best I have encountered on an e-ink device. If you are new to e-readers, I would suggest you stay away from browsers, videos, games etc. as those are not really their strong points. Start with reading apps like Kindle and Libby (for public library borrowing). I also use Moon Reader Pro as it can load public domain ebooks from Project Gutenberg for free within the app. For foreign language books you can just use the app for the online ebook store from whichever country you wish.In my opinion, the Boox Palma is the best android ereader to date in terms of its size, speed, comfort to hold and ease of use. 5 stars for innovation and the fact that I am already addicted to reading on it every day.

This is a great product - little expensive but works very well. Wanted something to fit in a trouser pocket when I don't want to carry my phone. Cracking screen and easy on the eyes. Bonus that it runs the Android Play Store so I have my Kindle and Kobo books installed as well as others using ReadEra. I love it!

This works well as a lightweight e-reader that can handle any format you can find an android app for. It also does well with news sites, text - based games and audio books.

This was incredible... for about a month and a half. Then the eink screen cracked, and that's that.I really really liked the size and shape, as well as the fact it runs Android. This was by far the best e-reader I've ever used—until it broke, under normal use and without any direct reason.After using this it's hard to go back to other e-readers, but I must. As good as this is, if this is its lifespan it doesn't justify its purchase price. Perhaps I was just unlucky, but for now I don't expect to be buying further Onyx devices any time soon.

The auto brightness didn’t work well 99% of the time; it mostly turned the brightness to 24% or less even in total darkness. Not sure if it is a flawed set.