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Compact(ish) Color E-Ink: Boox Tab Mini C Review

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I recently bought the device but with BOOX logo in front does that mean it’s not legit?😢
Comment from : @AGC1834

A test with the Bigme S6 Color would be interesting!
Comment from : @paulhost7755

best question for me? Can it fit in my pocket with my phone?
Comment from : @rektison

Hi there! Is boox tab mini c can be used in my business page chat? To reduce my strain, can i use this in chatting? Or not advisable for chatting? Or better use ipad mini 6 instead? Thank you very much
Comment from : @kingedwardcaparas8126

Hi, boox tab mini c and boox leaf 3c, which is better? I use it for reading pdf/reader apps/website/dictionary
Comment from : @Mira-cc1qj

Hi, Thanks for the videobrbrI have a questionbrbrDoes Readwise Reader Application Work on This Product? When we emphasize, can we see the active emphasis?
Comment from : @NS-kg9rp

it was heavier because of all comics you downloaded
Comment from : @sdnbros1770

kobo libra colour or tab mini c?
Comment from : @theladyfuria

Do they have an app and can you read kindle books on it
Comment from : @nolongerhavetowork

I heard that it doesn't have palm rejection Is there a posibility to change that?
Comment from : @ariel_respira

OK, so I'm struggling with why I would want an e-ink eReader if the battery life is no better than an iPad Mini What are the advantages? Easier to read in direct sunlight? And that's it? Perhaps a little lighter than an iPad Mini? But it also costs more than a 5th Gen iPad Mini Way more than a 4rth Gen I think it's easy to forget what one is trying to accomplish here (speaking for myself only, perhaps) What I want is a pocketable eReader that is easy to read in any light and has fantastic battery life And color And page turning buttons Basically, I want a color (and much faster) Kindle Oasis with no ghosting and an easy to read with at least 2 weeks of battery life I'm not into reading comics, but I do want to see color book covers and have color options for highlighting text I also want to be able to use the Kindle app and be able to buy books from Amazon on the tablet, whether it be through the app - much preferably - or through a browser on the app
Comment from : @knotatraitor

Is it compatible with a keyboard?
Comment from : @omarsolyman764

7" is slightly smaller than A6 78" is just shy of C6 Most books are published on B6 which would require at lest an 84" inch screen If this isn't compact enough it's because the bezels are still way too thick on e-ink devices But there's a reason for that: namely not having your fingers on the screen You win some, you lose some
Comment from : @AlucardNoir

Can you recommend me an eink tablet that would last for two hours with youtube videos and browsing which eink tablet would suit this task with 78 inch size if not recommended me any
Comment from : @asmartevo9081

how is the battery life for youtube videos and browsing
Comment from : @asmartevo9081

DON'T BUY FROM BOOX brAfter 2 months of having my Mini Tab C the screen breaks After talking to customer service they claimed there was some external force that caused it and it wouldn't be covered under warranty This was in their case in a bookbag with other sensitive electronic none of which had an issue like this They said I can pay another $270 to fix it I think I'll just take the loss of $400 before it ends up being a loss of $670
Comment from : @ryandonaldson7369

Please don’t buy it I bought it and it’s very slow and ghosting issues and the screen kept flashing When I emailed customer service for return they tell you it’s normal But n their website this tab mini c is advertising as super smooth experience They tried everything but refused to gave me their return addresses Until the 4 th time I ask to return and quoted the law in the uk for returning online purchases Told them their refusal is breaking the law I finally got it returned
Comment from : @Maria-rt6pd

1:40 I hope you know you have to weigh the device when it's not charged? because if you charge it fully, it'll weigh more 😂
Comment from : @MRmajel007

Hello Chalid, thank you for the great reviews What would you pick between the Boox Tab Mini C and the Pocketbook Inkpad Color 3 as the better device? I will only be using the device as an e-reader for books and some comics
Comment from : @RyanAPhan

That column-dividing is such a genius simple feature, I wish it became more mainstream and used by other devices
Comment from : @shehuehue

I checked the boox site today and it is now listed as 310grams :-)
Comment from : @jenniferdubay3769

Thanks for the detailed review Especially appreciate the side by side close up of Tab with the previous Kaliedo sceen Nice to see the screen graininess has improved!
Comment from : @azayn2434

I have a feeling this Mini C could replace BOTH my Kindle Paperwhite and Scribe! Do you think so? 😁
Comment from : @classicappetite

Between this and Note Air 3C which one would you suggest given I don't mind a bit smaller screen Can you fo a review to compare the 2? Thanks a lot
Comment from : @classicappetite

I’ve been wanting to buy my very first kindle paperwhite but tempted to get a coloured e-reader Which will you recommend between boox tab min-c and inkpad color 3? I’ll mostly use it for reading and used Kindle as my main e-reader platform
Comment from : @MarieAllen1

I love your accent!😍😍😍
Comment from : @socratesbastos

The ultra seems way too big for me to use as an ebook The ultra's camera bump is a dealbreaker too I am really interested in this one
Comment from : @uberacx

How would you say reading a normal B/W book on kaleido 3 compares to carta 1200 when using lighting to comensate the darkness? How much do you notice the grain from a normal reading position? Your video had a great close up comparison between kaleido 2 and 3 so see the grain from the color layer, but I'm interested to see/know how it compares to carta 1200 I dont care about the color per se, but the e-reader I'm looking at does have kaleido 3
Comment from : @LeetsWorld

The screen on this device doesn’t last If you’re planning on leaving this device at home on your desk, it might be okay brbrI used mine in the cockpit of a business jet, to replace paper notes… screen stopped working and the Boox support has since refused to rectify the issue
Comment from : @KevinAround

Love all the reviews! Can i get your opinion?brbrI am trying to find something to read manhwas (either on specific apps or on google chrome) Manhwas are different than mangas in the sense that usually you read by scrolling Would you suggest this device or perhaps there is something out there that i’m not aware of?
Comment from : @yofatsoup

CAN I INSTAL google calendar or something that can sync whit Goo Calen Can I write my events by hand here and have them in google calendar? please, thank you guys or author
Comment from : @kojuha1

Can u take notes on the e-books with this like the kobo sage or elipsa or the kindle scribe?
Comment from : @tyso13

Is this too small for note taking?
Comment from : @Cons2911

Are your scales calibrated though?
Comment from : @M_L_0_99

I guess I’ll hold off purchase until a micro sd slot can be achieved
Comment from : @noodlesdumplingskimchi2878

How’s the security?
Comment from : @datamesh8418

How is it for scrolling in text pages / news, articles? (when 'changing page' is not available in a news app)
Comment from : @staffan144

Thanks for the video I can't decide between Boox Tab mini C vs Pocketbook Inkpad color 2 Comparison video would be great :)
Comment from : @eldarmaharramli3815

Can we change the picture on the cover?
Comment from : @klaudiasierzega1255

Yeah lying about weight doesn't encourage trust in Onyx They know damn well they are lying And it keeps phoning home to China Wonder if it will start sending me notifications about 'killer investment deals' soon as well Would love a size comparison to an Ipad mini 6 I assume its a lot bigger
Comment from : @100toeface

Great review, thanks Small question I notice you have both this Boox Tab Mini C and the PocketBook Inkpad Color 2 on your desk I have read that the PocketBook uses an older version of Kaleido but for someone new to the eReader world (present for my wife) and who would like a good experience and battery life Is your recommendation to go for the Boox (more expensive) or start with the Inkpad Color 2? The price difference in my case would be around € 170,- which is maybe to steep unless really worth itbrNot looking for an iPad kind of experience but purely eReader for books, also to share with our daughter that wants to read color books
Comment from : @marcelmulder2952

Hello, Chalid! I love how thorough your review is, and I was wondering if you could give me some advice brbrI'm looking for a good ereader & note taking device, as an art history student and someone who likes reading comics, a device that supports color is a big preference I'd also like to take notes or even do some sketching on the device (nothing super heavy like or clip studio paint, maybe just the playstore version of Sketchbook/Sketchbook pro) Boox tab mini C and the nova air c are some of the tablets I've been looking at as options As a student I would prefer not to go over $450, but I'm willing to give out a little more for a solid devicebrbrDo you have any recommendations that could fit these parameters? :)brIt doesn't have to be just between those 2 devices
Comment from : @Muin_moss

Thank you for the detailed video! I'm torn between this one and the nova air 2 The way I see it, I'd be swapping color in exchange for less weight and better battery life My use case would be mostly reading books, sometimes those books will have colored charts that are not super easy to read on b&w, but it's doable, and occasionally use it as a notepad Would you feel confident recommending one over the other?
Comment from : @DanielKravetz

Can it be used as a monitor for MacBook Air?
Comment from : @SherylPliskin

Why are you reviewing devices of a company that sponsors terrorism?
Comment from : @stellarcreek

I brought one of the nova air 1s and it is a lovely and simple product for it;s intended usebrThough I think i would love it to have a daily planner built into the homescreen I think it has a possibility to appeal to more people who want it as a planner 1st and a reader 2ndbr *very rough eg of how i see it youtube/ABCXRMvdxCkbrbrI don't use it enough form a strong opinion, but i ask myself if most users would like the buttons built into the device and not the case
Comment from : @Dovirusesexistbaileyonodysee

Can you use a pen with a eraser on ?
Comment from : @Midgaardsormen

I am hoping eink tech will soon replace my ipad mini
Comment from : @warmsound75

What is the price?
Comment from : @niluferwajeeh4352

About the weight - maybe there will be white version without the glass over screen and it will be lighter just like white Leaf2 is lighter than black Leaf2
Comment from : @DrazenKlisuric

I think it is stupid to do a color e-reader without sd slot I would imagine that people want to read mostly comics, manga or pdf on it which are very large Who is the target audience for this device? Grüße nach Österreich
Comment from : @miket1933

Hi Chalid, how is the text quality and B/W contrast compared with Nova Air C ?
Comment from : @MagnuzMaximuz

When kindle will have colour screen 😢
Comment from : @Steven-r1v3n

its good but too dark for me!
Comment from : @baltgames1

weight is very important for me
Comment from : @warmdeepsound

Does messenger work on it? I didnt get it to work on the 6" poke5 which made me return it
Comment from : @Landelutt

Does is have YouTube Picture in Picture mode?
Comment from : @louish6255

Can you revisit the Bigme inknote color plus? :)
Comment from : @BrianHallmond

Onyx really needs to invest in a scale at this point
Comment from : @exp2745

I bought and used the Mini C for about two weeks before returning it It's good, but I've come to the conclusion that 150ppi color is still not good enough It's just "passable" I think I'd be fine if the color layer did not affect the black and white display experience at all BUT you can still see a degradation/graininess because of the extra color layer above the black and white eink layer I'm willing to give up color for a VERY crisp black and white display of the Leaf 2 or Page brbrI also think it's actually somewhat difficult to use the Mini C as a one-handed ereader It really does toe that line at what is a passable weight for one-handed reading And honestly for ALL eink devices I think the reading activity is the #1 priority, even above notetaking If you want smooth notetaking you'd get a ipad or android full tablet/smartphone device
Comment from : @lac29