PROS: Currently the best of class colored E Ink display Google Play Store pre-installed Elegant, minimalist design Decent performance and battery life CONS: Too heavy for holding with one hand for a long time Expensive Optional keyboard cover is a dirt magnet RATINGS: AESTHETICSERGONOMICSPERFORMANCESUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITYVALUE FOR MONEYEDITOR'S QUOTE:A handsome device with a gorgeous eye-friendly
I am curious - has anyone tried out these color e-ink Android tablets with some popular drawing/painting apps?
I have a reMarkable 2, which is decent for quick black & white sketching - but I really want a color e-ink tablet one day, and I want to make sure that color drawing and sketching works well with them.
I have the onyx boox note air 2, while not in color, the tablet is fantastic. I’m weighing out my options to see if and when it could make sense to upgrade to the color option as my current tab is that good!
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I have the onyx boox note air 2, while not in color, the tablet is fantastic. I’m weighing out my options to see if and when it could make sense to upgrade to the color option as my current tab is that good!
Isn’t this the company accused of violating GPL and not releasing their Linux source code?