Review on 10.3" E-book ONYX BOOX Note 4 1872x1404, E-Ink, package contents: cover, blue by Boyan Jakimov ᠌

A fully-fledged tablet still can not replace. Watching videos is impossible, as well as playing anything; applications with an abundance of animations will be annoying with a lack of smoothness, somewhere there will be unreadable text or interface elements. It is possible to speed up the screen by partially redrawing, but this significantly affects the quality of the picture and creates an afterimage. By the standards of tablets, it lives a very long time, but very little by the standards of e-books: a week of work against a month. However, I have more than enough. At least something these days does not need to be charged every day. A frosted film is glued to the glass, although I was counting on frosted glass. The film reflects unpleasantly in the sun and is more likely to get dirty than glass with anti-reflective and oleophobic coatings. Holding a book without a cover is uncomfortable, because the glass on the back is very slippery. It's strange, considering that Sony and Apple phones have glasses that are much more tenacious in their hands.