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

I’m heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem and come from a Remarkable 2, so I appreciate quality kit, and the Boox Go 10.3 is absolutely gorgeous. It’s a beautiful device to hold and use - the build quality is outstanding. The feeling of writing is super important to me for a device like this. The Remarkable 2 was the best I’d tried so far, but this device equals it. I did find the supplied pen to be a little “scratchy”, but it’s grown on me. I can also use the Staedtler pen I’d bought to use with the Remarkable for a smoother writing experience. I decided to sell the Remarkable and switch to the Boox as my primary note-taker. The Notes app in the Boox has a lot more functionality than the Remarkable. In addition and of most importance to me was the ability to download other apps on the Google store. So I can now use this fabulous eInk device for more of my reading, including my RSS feeds, Pocket articles, magazines with Libby, and of course eBooks which I’m using with KOReader. This is probably my favourite device this year and allows me to do a lot more reading on eInk and distraction-free. I don’t miss the front-light. My use is either outdoors or indoors under lighting and I’ve not had a situation yet where I couldn’t use the device due to lack of lighting. You don’t get the “free” case when ordering from Amazon, but most reviews of that I’ve seen aren’t particularly positive, so no great loss. I purchased a sleeve case for now until such time as third-party flip covers come out.

This is an amazing eink tablet the writing feels is brilliant and the clarity is great it's easy to navigate and simple to add apps. I love writhing on the tablet and the support is good too as th operating system is constantly being updated and patched. The price although not the cheapest is good considering other tablets of its size and statistics

This tablet spent most of its time on my shelf, next to its box as a desktop clock (a role in which it excelled - has a beautiful large clock/calendar screensaver). I only actually used the Go 10.3 as it was intended, for a few days and within that time, i was not thrilled and did not get the 'wow' factor that i was expecting. The screen on the Go 10.3 was much darker than my Remarkable 2 and also my Boox Palma (original) - which has a very white screen. This made the screen on the Go 10.3 slightly difficult to read without eye strain in typical UK daylight (indoors). Reading PDFs was not a breeze as the text still looked quite small on the screen, although navigating PDFs, accessing them and transitioning through them, was much easier on the Boox Go10.3 than on my Remarkable 2. In terms of functionality, the Go 10.3 tablet does much more than a Remarkable 2 and outshines it completely. However, these functions can only really be used to the maximum if screen is easy to read. Boox really needs to improve this with the next generation device. Text needs to be very black against white-ish background. I was confused as to how this was achieved for the Palma (original) but could not be replicated on the Go 10.3. Screen touch stability was also an issue for me. Sometimes i would touch the screen on the right and the Go 10.3 tablet would return to the home screen. This was very frustrating - particularly as i am not a tech novice and am familiar with Boox and setting up their technology; I was very disappointed about this glitchiness. Boox MUST do something to redesign their pen/stylus. Although it has a satisfactory and realistic pen like feel on the screen, It looks and feels like a flimsy, cheap felt tip pen. When i picked it up, i felt... 'ripped off'. I found that other 3rd party stylus' felt better on the screen and in the hand. For the days in which i was using this tablet, i preferred a third party stylus - the HB looking yellow and black ones. For such an expensive device, quality and presentation matters and i think that Boox needs to work on this a little - particularly with their stylus. Finally, it must be emphasised that this, (just like the Remarkable 2), is a desktop item. It is cumbersome to carry and read, for example when sitting up in bed. When in lap, i found it was too far away from my eyes and once again caused eye strain. Despite its much smaller size, the Boox Palma is easier to hold and read on in my bed. The high contrast between ink and screen helps for reading clarity. Palma is also more stable and easier to adjust.

So, it looks nice, from there it is downhill. The user interface is clunky and just a mess as though different parts were designed by different people that didn't communicate with each other. The screen has very poor contrast, black on a grey background. I have a 5 year old Remarkable 1 and the screen is much brighter on this, plus the remarkable is way faster at everything, from booting to page refresh, etc. You have to be very selective on which android apps you can run on it as they are not all compatible, even though they should be. Not happy at all as this was meant to be my 'upgrade' to my RM1. At the moment it will probably be returned.

Super thin and light. Software is brilliant and responsive for e-ink. Amazing tablet for handwriting to text.

It's lovely. I bought it for distraction-free reading. Its reading software is very good, with fast navigation and thoughtful options. Note-taking is a new experience, I wasn't looking for it but it's very good and I'm now writing in the margins quite a bit as I read. I added a beautiful third-party magnetic cover and a little booklight for reading at night.

I've had this device for a couple of months now and am really happy with it. I mainly got it because my Kobo Libra is a bit to small for reading Manga and I couldn't take hand written notes on it when reading Dharma. Also I wanted an e Ink device I could have all my eBooks on (Kindle, Kobo and Google books), which I now can as this is an android device. It is a bit of a learning curve as all new devices are, but there are a number of short cuts you can customise to make it personal and to your liking. The lack of front light could be an issue if you've not got good lighting, the only time I've notice is in the evening before it's time to turn the lights on. As I said at the start I'm really happy with my Go 10.3

I've had an iPad mini and a two-in-one laptop that came with a stylus, and neither provided a desirable handwriting experience for me, even with a "paper-like" screen protector. Then a few weeks ago, I found some videos reviewing e-ink tablets/digital notebooks and the rest is history. I did a bunch of research but after realizing that what I wanted was a simple writing experience but with some possible app availability. I originally ordered the Boox Note Air 4C but I wouldn't receive it for over a week and I wondered if I was spending too much on my first e-ink tablet. What if I hated it? What if it was as frustrating to use as my Kindle Paperwhite (reading on it is great but I hate using the clunky interface)? I ended up canceling my order and got the less expensive Go 10.3. I have zero regrets. This device is quicker and more responsive than my kindle (not to mention a superior clarity/screen resolution) and the writing experience is top-notch, it is exactly what I was looking for, in fact. There is something about pen-in-hand writing that makes me feel more connected to the words themselves, and keeps my ideas flowing. Having that in digital form is awesome. I will say that while the pen it comes with is okay, I have already bought a couple of other pens, my favorite being the Staedtler Noris Digital Jumbo, because it has an eraser on it and feels good in the hand. I haven yet utilized all of the cool features this tablet has, but I've been checking out YouTube videos on it, which I would recommend if you want to know everything this baby can do. It easily backs up to cloud storage like google drive or one drive. I do recommend getting a book light for dimmer writing situations, since there is no front light. I find this solution very doable, and keep a small booklight in my carrying case. The interface is smooth and not clunky. Writing is comfortable, with only milliseconds of latency. Don't use this for games or watching videos, it's not meant for that, and you'll find those kinds of apps are not optimised for this device. But for handwriting and note taking it's great, especially at this price point.

Sono rimasto piacevolmente sorpreso dal prodotto. I punti di forza sono: 1) durata della batteria, con una carica ho letto 5 libri e è durata oltre 30 giorni ( con wifi spento) 2) schermo grande e peso ridotto ne consentono un agevole utilizzo 3) sopratutto è un dispositivo Android dove si può installare quello che si vuole ol contrario degli ereader con sistema dedicato che sono bloccati. Si possono installare applicazioni di librerie online e leggere senza essere vincolati a un singolo negozio Unica pecca (a parte la mancanza di illuminazione che è una caratteristica ben nota e evidenziata) è che la penna non sempre fa un tratto netto, a volte non scrive per brevi tratti. Nel complesso lo ricomprerei domani

If you are a paper person like me, that is what you are looking for. Color is not something is miss as well as the backlight. Everything is just same as my paper notebook but smarter. To be able to work on pdf docs without printing is a game changer.

I had high hopes and they were met, for the most part. Taking notes is great, and the built-in apps for reading a note taking are so good I don't feel like installing third party apps. It comes with the Play Store pre-installed so you can download anything. I tried a few drawing apps but to my surprise drawing on them is really slow. I don't know why because when you draw with the built-in note taken up, it's fast enough that the slight delay does not bother you. But it's like the company has optimized their own apps, and doesn't care about the third party apps so these don't work well... Thankfully it's not a deal breaker because, as I said, the built in ones are very good! You can even read comics (CBZ) and do OCR so you can highlight and translate words! What I didn't expect and was pleasantly surprised to find is that you can turn on a feature that makes the lock screen transparent, which means that you're going to keep seeing the thing you had open when you locked it. It's great if you're taking notes and you want them to be visible even when the display times out! What I don't like is how time consuming it is to move pages from one notebook to another... It's a software thing so they could easily fix it but I don't know if they will. Overall though I'm very happy with my purchase!

One of the best purchases I’ve ever made! The Boox Tab Go 10.3 is exactly as described and works perfectly. The display is super easy on the eyes — I’d rate it even better than the premium colour models. The 13-inch Tab Go should be just as good since it uses the same UI. I’ve tried other Boox models too. The Pro series uses a different UI and, while powerful, felt heavy in the hand — not a dealbreaker, but less comfortable than the light and balanced Tab Go. The Air series sits somewhere in between, with the same Pro UI (not as simple and clean as the Go series). If the Pro and Air series had a switchable mode to the Go’s simpler UI, they’d be much better. One good thing about the Tab C Pro was its screen — crisp and excellent in direct sunlight. But in UAE heat, sitting outside isn’t exactly a comfortable or ideal place to read. Also, the pickup for my original order was delayed, which turned out to be a blessing — it gave me the opportunity to compare all these models side-by-side before deciding. From my comparisons, colour and backlit models were never as clear and crisp as the Tab Go. This monochrome display looks exactly like real paper — so real that my patients constantly put things on it while it’s on my desk at work, thinking it’s an actual notebook! 🤭 I highly recommend the monochrome display over colour for reading and note-taking. Special thanks to the seller — because of them, I could compare models within the 15-day return period. I returned my first purchase (no questions asked) and got the Tab Go delivered the same day. Refund was back on my credit card within a week — smooth and hassle-free. They haven't mentioned about it in the advert, but they do send the tablet with free original protective case, which doesn't come with any of Boox devices (worth about 200 AED on Amazon, I also received with the earlier tab pro model ) was a great bonus. I’ll definitely buy from this seller again and highly recommend them to others.