Boox Tab X C Review: The E-Ink Tablet That Costs More Than an iPad
Boox Tab X C Review: The E-Ink Tablet That Costs More Than an iPad
The Boox Tab X C is an extravagant 13.3-inch e-ink tablet that aims to combine the best of tablets and e-readers. It features an elegant and thin design, measuring just 5.3mm thick and weighing 625g, with a durable aluminum body. The device is praised for its large Kaleido screen, which is ideal for reading e-books and documents in both black and white and color, offering a comfortable paper-like experience that doesn't strain the eyes.
The device runs on a customized Android 13 operating system, offering an open ecosystem that allows for app installation from the Google Play Store, a key advantage over competitors like Kindle. Key accessories, including a classic vegan leather keyboard case and a low-latency stylus, enhance its versatility.
However, the reviewer finds the price to be exorbitant for a device with limited use cases and underwhelming performance compared to a standard Android tablet. The stylus's magnetic attachment is noted as weak, and the tablet is not well-suited for internet Browse or watching videos. Battery life is decent for offline use but drops significantly with online activity. While the design and screen are its main selling points, the device's high cost and technical limitations make it a niche product that requires careful consideration before purchase.


