Onyx E Ink Tablet Computer Go Series 7 Inch ePaper Readers B/W 300PPI 4G 64G
$33.99
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Screen:7″ HD E Ink Carta 1300 glass screen; available in Black (with flat glass cover-lens) and White (with flat PMMA cover-lens)
Resolution: 1680 x 1264 (300 ppi)
Touch: Capacitive touch (supports InkSense stylus touch/optional)
CPU: Octa-core
RAM: 4GB
ROM: 64GB
Connectivity: Wi-Fi + BT 5.1
Front Light with CTM (Warm and Cold)
G-sensor for Auto Rotation
OS: Android 13
Document Formats: PDF, CAJ, DJVU, CBR, CBZ, EPUB, EPUB3, AZW3, MOBI, TXT, DOC, DOCX, FB2, CHM, RTF, HTML, ZIP, PRC, PPT, PPTX
Image Formats: PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF
Audio Formats: WAV, MP3
Supports 3rd-party apps
Buttton: Power Button, Page-Turn Buttons
USB-C Port (Supports OTG or use as an audio jack)
microSD Card Slot
Built-in Speaker
Built-in Microphone
Battery: 2,300mAh Li-ion Polymer
Dimensions: 156 x 137 x 6.4 mm (6.1″ x 5.4″ x 0.25″)
Weight: Approx. 195 g (6.9 oz)
The E Ink Carta 1300 delivers crisp text and images with 300 PPI, making everything as sharp as if it’s printed on high-quality paper. The flush screen creates modern aesthetics, enhancing sleekness and durability
Get a truly personalized reading experience with our powerful native reading app NeoReader and enjoy a wide range of features tailored to your needs
Effortlessly toggle between white and dark themes. Customize your reading experience for a clean, calming feel or a futuristic, high-tech look. Lose yourself in the text with your favorite vibe
The Word Menu offers a handy toolkit, where you can highlight and annotate text that inspires you, search for information directly, or summon an AI assistant to answer your questions – all within a few taps
Read whenever and wherever with an adjustable front light. It sheds evenly across the screen, gently on your eyes. Choose from white cold light for focused reading or warm amber light for a cozy nighttime ambience
4 reviews for Onyx E Ink Tablet Computer Go Series 7 Inch ePaper Readers B/W 300PPI 4G 64G
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R. Boyd –
It’s Perfect … as long as you understand what it is and is not ….
If you know what this is … it’s nearly perfect. I read a lot of online content. Some long form some short form some RSS. A Kindle with Amazon’s walled-garden approach simply isn’t the right tool for me. I’ve used a Kindle for years via workarounds, but consistently found myself gravitating to my phone for reading because of all the friction caused by these workarounds.My first day with this device was emotional … I am quite technical and I frankly I was frustrated. That said, much of this frustration was admitedly impatience. I walked away a few times because of it. For the first week of use I’d tackle a “pain point” or two at each sitting. Now … a few weeks later … and this device is very finely tuned for my needs. It’s a pleasure to use it. In other words, expect some pain around setup and initial usage. Expect to need to Google/Redit some solutions for your use case. But, the pain is worth it.Note, I debated between the color and black and white version. I’m really glad I chose the B&W version. While color photos are nice, I’m not a Manga guy so it isn’t really “required”. The quick refresh time, reduced ghosting, higher DPI all make B&W a better choice (in my opinion). When I really need to see something in color, I pull the article up on my phone (I use Readwise Reader for much of my reading so everything is fully sync’d).
pus henige –
I am satisfied!
I got the black Boox Go 7 bw.This is a good e-reader — I had seen recommendations for Boox products online and I wanted something that was non-invasive that I could just load up with PDFs and other files.So far, this has definitely been what I wanted! It comes pre-installed with an ereader app (although it is like a small android tablet, and you could install others) that plays all formats and you transfer files from your computer using the USB-C charging cable. I keep mine on airplane mode because I don’t really want any fancy connectivity features. I like that I don’t have to sign in or connect to anything to read a PDF. The battery life is good, and the screen had no problems out of the box or after the first week of use.I am a little spooked about stories online of how fragile Boox devices are — I’d hate to accidentally mess up the screen by throwing it in a tote bag with something else too heavy.I bought a protective case for peace of mind – the brand was Tudia and it was designed for the 7 Go Color, but it fit my 7 Go bw perfectly.This is my first ereader experience (besides playing around with others’ Kindles) and I am satisfied. Worth the money especially if it stops me from buying so many physical books.One more thing to add, the Amazon listing I bought from was not “BOOX Official” but another company, KANTAN Technologies. There is nothing to be worried about there. KANTAN shipped very quickly, the product was genuine and undamaged. I actually originally sought out BOOX Official, whose storefront only sold the Go Color (and not the Go bw that I truly wanted) and they never shipped it to me. I canceled it, got a refund, and bought the Go bw from KANTAN — no regrets.
TM –
The best e-reader I’ve ever had by far.
I could not be happier with this device. The display is as good or better than any e-reader that I’ve ever had. The best thing is how versatile it is. I have Kindle, Kobo and Libby apps installed. I also have Moon+ reader which is my favorite for EPubs. Pretty much any reader app you can get off the Google Play store will work. It has lots of storage and the ability to also take a micro SD card. The battery lasts a very long time, especially if you turn the wifi off. There is a small learning curve with some of the settings but it’s pretty easy. There is also a pen available for it but I don’t have that and probably won’t bother.
Elle –
Returned this unfortunately
Just bought the Go 7 BW (day 1 today) and was hoping to replace my old Page and I am already positive that I’ll be returning this. The screen is darker than the Page and I’ve noticed that the screen color is off for me as well. This device is noticeably more yellow than my Page and the contrast is a lot worse. The blacks aren’t nearly as black and the screen almost seems fuzzier. I wanted this for the note taking feature, but I already know I won’t be happy with this device so I’m planning to return it on Monday or Tuesday.(For reference, my Page is on the left and my Go 7 BW is on the right)I’ve also noticed the screen responsiveness isn’t as accurate. And it won’t let me reorder my Home Screen apps. Whenever I try, it just continuously opens the app I’m trying to move.The one thing I love about the Go 7 are the upgraded page turn buttons but the other things listed just make this upgrade not worth it. I’ll be sticking with my Page and hopefully they’ll release an upgraded Page in the future.An update: I actually did a replacement to see if the responsiveness on my device got better and found that the new one had all of the same issues I’ve listed above. I wasn’t even able to highlight a line of text in Neoreader. Fuzzy text again, not responsive, and a really yellow screen. I will say that I never had the stylus to test the responsiveness on the device then, so I’m not sure if that matters.. but the device should respond accurately to the user’s fingers and this just wasn’t the case. Even if I could overlook the poor screen faults, I couldn’t force myself to suffer through the screen inaccuracies.If you’re looking at a BW ereader, I highly recommend the Page. It basically does all the same as the Go7 BW (but better). It just doesn’t have the stylus functionality.