Onyx Boox Note Air 2 review
Two-minute review It may use the same E Ink technology made famous on the Kindle, but the Note Air 2 is all about productivity. Sure, you can read books on it – in any one of 17 different file formats, no less – and even via the Kindle app. However, this large 10.3-inch screen is for editing. It isn’t quite going to display A4 documents in their native size, but it does show them big enough to both read and edit comfortably. Aside from its large size, there's plenty more to love about the Note Air 2. Slim at just 5.8mm deep, it has a large spine on the left-hand side that makes the unit easy to hold in one hand. It also has a front light, so can be used at night or in dimmed aircraft cabins. The Note Air 2 is natively set to a warm yellowy colour, which is in sharp contrast to the blue-tinged light emitted by most tablets and e-reader back lights. Jump to… Price and availability Design Display Reading, writing and audio Software Battery life Should I buy the Onyx Boox...