Tablet Go 10.3 ePaper E Ink Tablet No Front Light 4G 64G 300 PPI B/W

I love the Boox 10.2 eReader. The large screen makes reading incredibly comfortable, and the ability to write directly on the display is a game changer for note-taking and productivity. Unlike Kindle, which is a closed system, this device runs on an open Android platform — that means I can install the apps I actually use, like Instapaper and even ChatGPT. It truly adapts to my workflow rather than restricting it. What really sets it apart, though, is how easy it is on the eyes. I can work for long stretches without the eye strain I normally experience with LED screens. Whether I’m reading articles, marking up documents, or interacting with AI tools, the Boox gives me the freedom, comfort, and functionality I need. Highly recommended for anyone who wants the flexibility of a tablet without sacrificing the comfort of an e-ink display

Arrived on time on a nice sealed box. Very professionally boxed. Startup was as expected. The learning curve on the Boox is quite steep if one wants to be a competent user but it is fun to learn. The Boox go 10.3 is ideal as a notebook and to read in bright ambient light but not good at all for movies. There is no backlight so it is not for use in the dark. But neither is a pad of paper!

Serious buyers remorse here after 3 months of use. The native notes app works well but I bought it to take notes in OneNote and read papers in zotero and both are too glitchy to be useful and they make no adaptations to the android app for use in a grayscale setting so sometimes I’m writing in color and don’t even know until I see it on my computer. Also the magnetic case causes the pen not to work right so customer support told me to use it without the case. Why would you sell a case with your product that causes it to malfunction? Wish I could return this.

Absolutely love this tablet. It's good quality, it's quick and very responsive and has a nice crisp quality to the writing and images. Battery life is phenomenal. I like that the settings are very adaptable and it's amazing that it runs android. I use it for both reading fiction and for reading research papers and it's great because I can access zotero where I store all of the articles I'm reading for work. Also being able to access google docs and outlook is fab.

This is a beautiful device. Taking it out of the box felt amazing - it is very thin, very light, handles very well and I expected to really enjoy using it. However my first problem showed up trying to set the device up. The tablet is highly configurable, but I did not expect that to be an issue because, although retired, I have always been a techie and worked for years designing, writing and updating software. What kind of issues could I have setting up a tablet? Well, first of all the default keyboard turns out to be a combined Chinese and English version which unfortunately does not have all of the characters I expected and so I could not sign into my own router, and I ended up spending quite some time figuring out how to change the keyboard and ended up having to pair with an external bluetooth keyboard. And a lot of the setup operations were like that, more difficult than they should have been. Not impossible, but I expect to have a simple setup and then spend the time to figure out where and how to configure the device. But the main issue for me was that there is no front light and so the device absolutely needs a brightly lit environment. A well lit office would be fine, but a dimly lit home is not. The screen is not white, but a light grey and the text did not stand out well enough for me to see, even when I turned on some lamps. Added to that I like to read laying down in a dim room and in that kind of environment it is not easy to even see the text, let alone enjoy reading. The tablet OS is Android and I had no issues loading Android software, but the tablet was less responsive than I expected because the e-ink display is slower than normal tablet, so although the apps worked they felt slow and cumbersome and in the end I decided that I had to return it. I did not want to, but the display failed me in the one function I bought the device for. All of the YouTube reviews that I previewed before buying said that the lack of a front light was not an issue, but it was for me. If you buy this to work in a highly lit environment you will probably love it, but it just did not work for me and I will return it.

This is NOT ideal as a reader through PressReader(applies to Libby too). I was looking forward to an eink reader, as an upgrade to my Kindle. I was also looking for an android based ereader since I wanted to use the PressReader app to look at magazines, and also one which did not have the frustrating lag the Kindle had. This reader solved the issue of allowing PressReader, which was nice. However, the interface is so slow and unresponsive at times. The website made it seem like it had an advanced processor so I assumed it would be able to handle an app for reading with ease ... but this was not the case. When you are moving back and forth within an app to read different articles, the frustration builds up when there is lag/unresponsiveness. Also, this 10.3 is too large to use as a reader... you can't hold it with one hand and it's a bit awkward with the size but that could be solved by going for a smaller model such as the 7'. Maybe people could use this to write notes?.... but i'm not sure why one would choose this device over an iPad which is much more responsive. Yes the eink is nicer to look at and write on... but i'm not sure the interface frustration and lag is ever worth it. I am getting an iPad Mini instead with a screen protector to prevent glare. The price different isn't that great, the battery life will be more of an issues... but i'm too used to the speed of an iPhone and can't tolerate lags.

I’ve tried comparable tablets and none check all the boxes like this one Boox handwriting keyboard input is the only one that works for me. Maybe it’s my handwriting but Boox gets it! Even the feature itself is more intuitive than others or some don’t have it entirely The actual writing experience was the best for me, other than remarkable but remarkable doesn’t have android. This is a different feel but still gives you great satisfaction. Other than that size and weight is great, design is beautiful, no backlight and black and white only makes it simple and feel more analog which is what I wanted. My favorite device right now

The note taking experience is great for me; not quite Remarkable great but more than enough for writing and filling out pdf templates, and that's mostly what I use it for. The screen is great for ebooks (although a backlight would be nice). As an Android tablet it's a little tricky, some apps just don't work well with Eink and most apps you'll have to fiddle with screen settings. But it's worth it to have a bit of freedom and do things you can't do on a Scribe or Remarkable, like use multiple reader apps, productivity tools, even just reading the news. The device itself is thin and light, i get a few days out of the battery between charges, and it's become the first device I reach for in the morning.

Excelente produto. O problema, é pagar uma infinidade de imposto e não receber a nota fiscal.