If that sound like you, then we recommend the Kindle Scribe.Īs you'd expect from the iconic Kindle brand, the Scribe has an evenly lit, 300dpi display with crisp, clear text that's perfect for reading. Most students will want an e-ink tablet primarily for reading, with the option of taking notes related to the book, essay or research paper in question. Overall, then, this is the Rolls Royce of e-ink tablets: a premium product at a premium price. And the 6300mAh battery is claimed to be the biggest on any e-ink device, keeping you going for weeks on end. The Qualcomm Snapdragon processor combined with 6GB of RAM means everything happens quickly and smoothly, with zero lag. More generally, the included stylus offers an authentically paper-like experience. And the size also makes a huge difference when you're annotating PDFs, especially if you're using the split-screen features. The big, beautiful screen means it's great for reading large-format publications like reference books, newspapers and magazines. As I explain in my Onyx Boox Tab X review, this e-ink tablet pretty much has it all. If you have money to spare, though, it's well worth considering.
So why doesn't it top our list? Quite simply, because it's so darned expensive, coming in at around a grand at time of writing.
And that's not all: it also has by far the best specs of any e-ink tablet on the market today. Is size important to you? Then the Onyx Boox Tab X has a 13.3-inch display that will give you ample space to read, write, take notes and doodle on. But if you're looking for a colour e-ink tablet, this is the best in show right now. And if you choose to buy the keyboard cover separately, you can even turn it into an e-ink laptop a category I didn't previously know existed! On the downside, the speakers aren't great, there's no audio jack for headphones, and it's quite expensive. While e-ink tablets are far from the best drawing tablets, the presence of colour, a lovely stylus and a decent onboard app means that the Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C is, technically speaking, the best e-ink tablet for drawing you'll find today. Other highlights include the generous 128GB of internal storage, the ability to add a microSD up to 1TB, and a document camera which lets you photograph documents and turn them into digital text.
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Like the other Onyx tablets on this list, this doubles as an Android tablet, albeit with Android 11 rather than the latest version (12). I also appreciated being able to adjust brightness and colour temperature between -15☌ and 65☌. And overall, publications look great even in sunlight, thanks to the anti-glare coating on the screen. This drops down to 1240 x 930 (150ppi) in colour, but you're still getting a lot of picture detail. The screen offers a maximum resolution of 2480 x 1860 pixels (300ppi) in black and white, the highest on our list. In my Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C review, I found it did great job of reproducing graphic novels, comics and manga. If you're looking for colour, you won't find finer than this 10.3-inch tablet.
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