I started off feeling critical of your slow start, but after you got going, I felt I was hearing a perspective and important points that other reviewers hadn’t made me quite aware of. And of course, if you’re going against the grain of the general consensus - well, you must be sincere and serious about what you are saying! So keep going! 😊
Hello, and thanks for sticking with it. I meander, but you can rest assured, if I turn on my camera, I got something to say. My unique perspective/opinions won't always be popular, but they'll always be genuine, honest, and full of passion for the topic (I don't know any other way). Appreciate you stopping by!
Thanks for the comparison. I purchased the Note Air 3 and the Tab Mini and needed clarification about the differences and why I couldn't get widgets on my NA3. It doesn't make sense to have different operating systems. Boox seems to have many variations, and that, coupled with a very complicated and not-so-user-friendly system makes it a frustrating platform.
This is true. Especially when one is clearly meant to be more functional. If you're going to have a less functional OS, it should at least be more user friendly. That's not the case here though. Super puzzling 🤔 Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I would assume the reason why the Note OS is more limited is the whole "more writing focused, less distractions" approach. The Note devices try to be more like the reMarkable.
Thank you for the prompt response. I have tried to search which ones have the Tab vs Note OS - all they show up is Android version. Have you noted which of the models have the Tab OS ?!
Hello, and yes. The devices with the Tab OS have "Tab" in the name. Currently, there are only 4 devices with that. The Tab Mini C, The Tab Ultra, the Tab Ultra C Pro, and the Tab X. Hope this helps
Boox should just give users the option to switch between the Note Air and Tab devices layouts. If you ever lay your hands on a Tab Ultra C with keyboard case, I’m sure you will love it. It’s the best Boox color device in terms of price and specs for productivity.
Hello. It's because of these differences I'm having a hard time picking between the Note Air 3C and now the Tab Ultra C Pro (cause everyone keeps mentioning it). The OS makes such a big difference in the experience. Maybe one day books will allow us to pick. Thanks for stopping by ✌🏾
@@rantsabouttechnology Thanks for your reply and making the videos. I was referring to the Tab Ultra C (non Pro) as a ‘value for money’ productivity device. Unfortunately Boox decided to discontinue it when they launched the Pro, but still kept the b/w Tab Ultra. The Pro is simply too expensive, in my opinion.
🙋♂Hi Rodrick! Surprise, surprise, the NA3C has no widgets. Also love the Supernote stylus. I don't care much what others may say about what you should or shouldn't do on a certain device. I can tell you I purchased a mat screen protector for my NA3C, so I don't have to worry about scratches on the original screen. Furthermore, I have found no issues with stylus response or legibility clarity. It all comes down to personal preference and to be honest both devices are great to me and have their uses either independently or being used together. Pick your poison and use it wisely. As always, kudos from NYC.🗽
Sup man :) Yea I felt super self-conscious about if at first but now I just do what feels good. You are absolutely right, personal preference. I have a special video coming up on this topic. I think you'll like it a lot. Stay tuned.
Great video. Also have both devices and agree with what you say. One thing I have noticed is how washed out the Note 3C is compared to the Tab Mini C. But I much prefer the writing surface on the Note 3C.
Hello, and I agree that the colors are washed out in the NA3C, compared to the TMC. I have a video coming, that outlines all the color and image differences, stay tuned. Also agree with you on the writing surface pon the NA3C. That's the only reason I haven't bought the Tab Ultra C Pro. Thanks for the comment.
I love my Boox Tab C Mini, while I was quite doubtful about the Nova 3, which had an operating system resembling that of Note Air! And I love your t-shirt (Atari ST was my first computer ever!).
I currently also have a Nova 3 Color, and I always felt the UI was somewhat weird and very limited... I plan to buy a Tab Mini C, and this video made it so very clear that this is the perfect upgrade for me!
That is indeed very interesting. It's weird that they have different OS's (or rather different Android launchers, which is what their UI probably is). I've never seen another reviewer put the focus on this topic, so I wasn't even aware of these differences. Great video! Makes my decision to buy the Tab Mini C even easier.
@@evilphuk Yea I saw it and didn't see any of the other eInk content makers do anything on it so I didn't even edit the video I made on it. Maybe I should since at least one of my viewers is interested in it. I'd guess there are other people as well. Long video short, I think it's interesting but a bit misleading in the marketing... but that's marketing for ya, lol.
Same here. I use the A6X2 majority of the time cause it's light and small and I love the look they have with the eInk. Glad you enjoyed the vid. Later!✌🏿
8:34 does the TMC calendar incorporate / sync with google calendar (or any other active online android compatible calendar)?? What does the Calendar look like on the NA3C?? Do they either or both support the various active online calendars available on Android? 13:28 So if you're looking at a note when you turn the NA3C off, or if it times out, can you still see the note, or no???
No Google Calendar sync functionality with the Boox devices. It's it's own thing. and no sort of active sync. It only syncs to Boox servers for back-up i think. The Calendar is pretty awesome in my opinion. I'll do a video showing this soon, but It just looks like a normal "planner"calendar. It's unique in that it has a Memo attached to it that allows you to view it on the homescreen via a widget. And you can also have it as a screen saver. And, yes you can view the last thing you had on your screen when the screen is timed out or put to sleep. Even when it's off you can set a specific screen saver to show. Because eInk displays only need power to refresh. Thanks for stopping by and for the comments. Appreciate the questions.
Thanks for the comment. It sounds like you are having the same dilemma I'm having, which is the better reader, lol. No doubt I can do that, just added it to the list. Stay tuned and get subbed if you're not :) Later✌🏾
I really love your video, Man I was searching for the different between the Tab ultra c and the Note Air C and I believe this give me what I want to know even if it's for Tab mini c, I'll delay my purchase until I see your other videos.
I'm so glad I found your channel! Very informative and fun to watch. I have been using, and love, my Supernote A5X pretty much daily, but, I've been thinking of either getting a smaller (7" or so) color e-reader, or, selling it and going for a Note Air 3C....
Hello, you can't go wrong either way in my opinion. Just about the size I guess at this point. I think the portability of a 7" screen comes in handy more than you'd think. Thanks for stopping by👋🏿
@@rantsabouttechnology Might be a silly question, but, does the Mini C feel as "scratchy" or paperlike as the Note Air 3C? I really want that paper feel when writing. Even MY supernote doesn't feel like writing on paper
No, Not really. The Tab Mini C has a film over the screen but it's more for glare than anything else. But it does offer some friction for writing, IF you use a harder ceramic nib. Most other nibs make it feel slippery. I did a video detailing the different screen feels with different nibs and the Tab Mini C and Note Air 3C are in that test: th-cam.com/video/7FQ1hQtZzJo/w-d-xo.html Check it out!
Well that video is dropping Friday so the wait is almost over. I must say, it's a pretty awesome video. Almost an hour long and it covers 4 screen types, and 5 nib types, with their sounds as well. Should be pretty informative. See you then!
See, that's how different people are. ;-) My two teenage children each use a Tab Ultra C + original keyboard case at school (they were required something-tablet-y with camera, colour screen, handwriting input, and keyboard attached), but we all prefer the way things are laid out on my Note Air 3 C. My daughter even uses my 7.8" Nova Air 2 (same OS as the NA3C, but with a glossy screen like the tab series), just because the Tab OS we all find weird. We have not really a problem with it (it also works well on my daughter's Palma and my TabX, so no complaints), but the Widget screen is never used, and landing directly in either the library or the Notes app is something we all prefer. BTW: The readers by Boox employ the same FW minus the Notes app. I like that on my Poke5 I also could set up the library = NeoReader app as a home/landing screen.
I should be picking your brain on these things, as you seem to have waaay more experience with Boox devices. Its so cool seeing someone that's all in with the Boox platform. I have so many questions, lol. I'm glad you answered a question that I've had about the Nova Air 2 for weeks now... so it has the Tab-type screen, and not a Note-type screen. I almost bought it just to see cause there's no definitive answer, that I found, online. Thanks! I wish I had any one of these devices while I was in college struggling with the Newton. Makes me feel good knowing that there are kids growing up with this tech and making good use of it. That's awesome! So, the Tab ultra C, and the Tab ✗ (which I would love to try), could you explain their screen texture, to me? Thinking about getting the Tab Ultra C Pro, but the screen texture throws me off. I prefer the textured screens for writing, but the Tab Ultra C Pro is more powerful than the NA3C and it has the Tab OS I like. Such a hard decision. Thanks for sharing and stopping by. 🙂
@@rantsabouttechnology Just feel free to ask! ;-) Yes, the Nova Air 2, the Tab Ultra C (series) and the TabX share the same screen surface (quite glossy, but not glassy, it is still nice to write on them), but of course the matte/textured screen of the NA3C (that is quite comparable to the Kindle Scribe and the Remarkable, both are just a bit smoother) are nicer to write on. I think the differentiation is due to the Note series being dedicated/more geared toward writing and sacrifice a bit of the screen clarity due to the tiny little bubbly craters, although it is not that bad that you couldn't comfortably read anymore, while the Tab series devices have the glossier screen to have text appear sharper. Oh, and regarding the Supernote pen and its ceramic nib: Beware and have an eye on the screen foil. If you're not having a really light hand, you might damage your screen. (Says the nasty woman who uses a Staedtler Lumograph digital with a titanium nib on a Supernote A6X2 Nomad, which is also explicitly adviced against by Supernote.) The reasoning behind this is: The Supernote has a self-healing soft film applied, so the very hard ceramic nib (and, if you ask me: also the titanium nib, but maybe I'll come crying in a year or so) is cushioned and sinks into that soft surface without damaging something, while the other screens all have a hard screen = not giving in that require a soft nib to avoid damage. If you apply a hard nib on a hard screen, you are (potentially) scratching it. And, as to the kids: I am quite sure my children would have preferred getting an iPad each 😀, but once you see what a new-ish iPad with enough storage, a keyboard, and a pen costs ... the Tab Ultra C all of a sudden appeared like a bargain. But yeah, these devices are a godsend to anyone who likes or needs to not only read passively but also writes and wishes to do something with that (work, learning, creative writing, ...).
I have an NA3, runs my music-score app perfectly. However, for taking/making notes, I find it unusable. The file structure and organisation, for me, is too unintuitive. I take lots of notes and ended up with a disorganised mess. I reverted back to Apple Notes. Very disappointing, the NA3 wasn’t cheap!
I agree that the file structure isn't the best. Heck their organization isn't anywhere near good, but the flexibility it offers you, if you're looking for eInk exclusively, is unrivaled. Outside eInk, though, you got too many good options. Apple Notes being prolly the best one rn. Totally agree.
The tab series is supposed to be their luxury devices lineup , the way they decided to differenciate the tab devices from the rest of the bunch is, better software i guess
Absolutely! It's not just the colors either. I have a video detailing those visual differences coming soon. The review is holding things up, lol. So much it can do.
Not sure how familiar you are with Android, but in the end both devices run Android just with a different launcher. What you could do (maybe a video Idea) 1 Download an APK extractor on the Tab Device. 2 Extract the Launcher App as an APK file 3 Transfer the APK file to the Note Air 3 4 Install the Launcher APK 5 Open the Launcher?!? No clue if it would work and if yes, how well it would handle on the bigger screen but it would be interesting. I also would be interested in the Launcher.APK to try it on my Boox Note Air 3 😉😋
Man, I'd try anything to get the Tab OS on the Air 3C. So yea, it's worth a try. I'm familiar with Android (I switch back and forth between iOS and Android just to stay up to date on changes) but I'm not sure about how to extract and install APKs, but I love researching so I'm sure I can figure it out. I'll look into it, thanks for the suggestion and for stopping by!
I do have the boox note air 2 plus, brought it used from boox, please don't buy from boox directly. Then i was looking to by the boox tab mini c I thought I wanted color but nah, so I purchased the supernote a6x 2x nomad mostly for note taking, researched from the well known you tubers (Ed, pixel leaves, voja, Brandon, kitt masters) I been using the nomad daily, the write feel is the bomb! I enjoy using the supernote basic pen, a great device I even joined the beta program I highly recommended the supernote if willing to just use it.😊
Oi, estou pensando em adquirir um ereader colorido, pois passo horas lendo comics, mangás, manhuas, novels, webnovels, webtoons, enfim, muitas páginas coloridas. Vi muitos vídeos, mas realmente gostei dos seus por se colocar no lugar do consumidor e não do vendedor, se fui capaz de me fazer entender. A função principal seria leitura, mas também me atrai bastante poder fazer anotações e mais ainda personalizar meu leitor. Obrigada pelo vídeo e pela opinião sincera, já me inscrevi e estou esperando por mais vídeos. Bom trabalho ❤
Los lectores electrónicos en color se han vuelto realmente buenos últimamente. No deberías tener problemas para encontrar uno bueno que se ajuste a tus necesidades. Parece que el nuevo Go Color 7 de Boox podría adaptarse perfectamente a lo que estás haciendo. Gracias por pasar por aquí y buena suerte en tu búsqueda✌🏾
Tbh the first 4-5 mins was excruciating, I was wanting you to get to the content but it was just getting dragged. The overall sense I got was that it wasn't more, it was one, the home screen with the widgets is what was appealing to you as opposed to seeing your notes.
I got your point from the beginning and I didn't have to continue watching! Sorry but most of the time you were repeating what you already stated. I appreciate the time you put in the video though
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I started off feeling critical of your slow start, but after you got going, I felt I was hearing a perspective and important points that other reviewers hadn’t made me quite aware of. And of course, if you’re going against the grain of the general consensus - well, you must be sincere and serious about what you are saying! So keep going! 😊
Hello, and thanks for sticking with it. I meander, but you can rest assured, if I turn on my camera, I got something to say. My unique perspective/opinions won't always be popular, but they'll always be genuine, honest, and full of passion for the topic (I don't know any other way). Appreciate you stopping by!
Thanks for the comparison. I purchased the Note Air 3 and the Tab Mini and needed clarification about the differences and why I couldn't get widgets on my NA3. It doesn't make sense to have different operating systems. Boox seems to have many variations, and that, coupled with a very complicated and not-so-user-friendly system makes it a frustrating platform.
This is true. Especially when one is clearly meant to be more functional. If you're going to have a less functional OS, it should at least be more user friendly. That's not the case here though. Super puzzling 🤔
Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I would assume the reason why the Note OS is more limited is the whole "more writing focused, less distractions" approach. The Note devices try to be more like the reMarkable.
This is such a fundamental issue and not a single expert on YT have I seen even touching upon this. Really remarkable review !
Thank you!🙏🏾
Thank you for the prompt response. I have tried to search which ones have the Tab vs Note OS - all they show up is Android version. Have you noted which of the models have the Tab OS ?!
Hello, and yes. The devices with the Tab OS have "Tab" in the name. Currently, there are only 4 devices with that. The Tab Mini C, The Tab Ultra, the Tab Ultra C Pro, and the Tab X. Hope this helps
@@rantsabouttechnology Thanks a lot !
Boox should just give users the option to switch between the Note Air and Tab devices layouts. If you ever lay your hands on a Tab Ultra C with keyboard case, I’m sure you will love it. It’s the best Boox color device in terms of price and specs for productivity.
Hello. It's because of these differences I'm having a hard time picking between the Note Air 3C and now the Tab Ultra C Pro (cause everyone keeps mentioning it). The OS makes such a big difference in the experience. Maybe one day books will allow us to pick. Thanks for stopping by ✌🏾
@@rantsabouttechnology Thanks for your reply and making the videos. I was referring to the Tab Ultra C (non Pro) as a ‘value for money’ productivity device. Unfortunately Boox decided to discontinue it when they launched the Pro, but still kept the b/w Tab Ultra. The Pro is simply too expensive, in my opinion.
I gotta have it though😭😭😭
🙋♂Hi Rodrick! Surprise, surprise, the NA3C has no widgets. Also love the Supernote stylus. I don't care much what others may say about what you should or shouldn't do on a certain device. I can tell you I purchased a mat screen protector for my NA3C, so I don't have to worry about scratches on the original screen. Furthermore, I have found no issues with stylus response or legibility clarity. It all comes down to personal preference and to be honest both devices are great to me and have their uses either independently or being used together. Pick your poison and use it wisely. As always, kudos from NYC.🗽
Sup man :) Yea I felt super self-conscious about if at first but now I just do what feels good. You are absolutely right, personal preference. I have a special video coming up on this topic. I think you'll like it a lot. Stay tuned.
Very eloquent presentation. Great voice. 10/10
In a world where everyone seems critical of how they sound, Thank you!
Great video. Also have both devices and agree with what you say. One thing I have noticed is how washed out the Note 3C is compared to the Tab Mini C. But I much prefer the writing surface on the Note 3C.
Hello, and I agree that the colors are washed out in the NA3C, compared to the TMC. I have a video coming, that outlines all the color and image differences, stay tuned. Also agree with you on the writing surface pon the NA3C. That's the only reason I haven't bought the Tab Ultra C Pro.
Thanks for the comment.
I love my Boox Tab C Mini, while I was quite doubtful about the Nova 3, which had an operating system resembling that of Note Air! And I love your t-shirt (Atari ST was my first computer ever!).
That Note OS is sketch, Tab OS is waaay better. Thanks for stopping by... Atari Forever✌🏾
I currently also have a Nova 3 Color, and I always felt the UI was somewhat weird and very limited... I plan to buy a Tab Mini C, and this video made it so very clear that this is the perfect upgrade for me!
The arrow is going to be fixed in the next update. Boox is aware of the issue and they are working on it.
That's huge!!! Thought it was just my unit. Knowing that they know, helps. Thanks for the info, and for stopping by.
That is indeed very interesting. It's weird that they have different OS's (or rather different Android launchers, which is what their UI probably is). I've never seen another reviewer put the focus on this topic, so I wasn't even aware of these differences. Great video! Makes my decision to buy the Tab Mini C even easier.
@@bellissimo4520 Thank you and you're very welcome. The Tab Mini C is a great device, and I just did a review praising its usefulness. Good choice!
I ventured with eink devices and have returned the BOOX and remarkable devices. As you do the comparisons do share which ones you keep and return.
Hello, I fully plan on sharing the path leading to my decision on which eInk device I'm going with and why. Spoiler... I may keep more than 1. :)
@@rantsabouttechnology I ended up doing the same lol I’ll wait for the video. Did you see the new device called Daylight?
@@evilphuk Yea I saw it and didn't see any of the other eInk content makers do anything on it so I didn't even edit the video I made on it. Maybe I should since at least one of my viewers is interested in it. I'd guess there are other people as well.
Long video short, I think it's interesting but a bit misleading in the marketing... but that's marketing for ya, lol.
i still searching about tab mini c, thanks your video
You're welcome :)
I use A6X2 but like that widget look on the Mini C. That said, the difference between their OSes is worrying... Great video by the way!
Same here. I use the A6X2 majority of the time cause it's light and small and I love the look they have with the eInk. Glad you enjoyed the vid. Later!✌🏿
8:34 does the TMC calendar incorporate / sync with google calendar (or any other active online android compatible calendar)??
What does the Calendar look like on the NA3C??
Do they either or both support the various active online calendars available on Android?
13:28 So if you're looking at a note when you turn the NA3C off, or if it times out, can you still see the note, or no???
No Google Calendar sync functionality with the Boox devices. It's it's own thing. and no sort of active sync. It only syncs to Boox servers for back-up i think.
The Calendar is pretty awesome in my opinion. I'll do a video showing this soon, but It just looks like a normal "planner"calendar. It's unique in that it has a Memo attached to it that allows you to view it on the homescreen via a widget. And you can also have it as a screen saver.
And, yes you can view the last thing you had on your screen when the screen is timed out or put to sleep. Even when it's off you can set a specific screen saver to show. Because eInk displays only need power to refresh.
Thanks for stopping by and for the comments. Appreciate the questions.
Loved your video, sir.Would love to see comparison between Boox Tab Mini C and Go color 7
Thanks for the comment. It sounds like you are having the same dilemma I'm having, which is the better reader, lol. No doubt I can do that, just added it to the list. Stay tuned and get subbed if you're not :)
Later✌🏾
I really love your video, Man I was searching for the different between the Tab ultra c and the Note Air C and I believe this give me what I want to know even if it's for Tab mini c, I'll delay my purchase until I see your other videos.
Right on, and thx for the comment!
I'm so glad I found your channel! Very informative and fun to watch. I have been using, and love, my Supernote A5X pretty much daily, but, I've been thinking of either getting a smaller (7" or so) color e-reader, or, selling it and going for a Note Air 3C....
Hello, you can't go wrong either way in my opinion. Just about the size I guess at this point. I think the portability of a 7" screen comes in handy more than you'd think. Thanks for stopping by👋🏿
@@rantsabouttechnology I'm starting to agree that the Mini C might just be a bit better, for me anyway, than the Note Air 3 C
@@rantsabouttechnology Might be a silly question, but, does the Mini C feel as "scratchy" or paperlike as the Note Air 3C? I really want that paper feel when writing. Even MY supernote doesn't feel like writing on paper
No, Not really. The Tab Mini C has a film over the screen but it's more for glare than anything else. But it does offer some friction for writing, IF you use a harder ceramic nib. Most other nibs make it feel slippery.
I did a video detailing the different screen feels with different nibs and the Tab Mini C and Note Air 3C are in that test: th-cam.com/video/7FQ1hQtZzJo/w-d-xo.html
Check it out!
Oh yeah, definitely waiting for the video about the Supernote pen on Boox
Well that video is dropping Friday so the wait is almost over. I must say, it's a pretty awesome video. Almost an hour long and it covers 4 screen types, and 5 nib types, with their sounds as well. Should be pretty informative. See you then!
See, that's how different people are. ;-)
My two teenage children each use a Tab Ultra C + original keyboard case at school (they were required something-tablet-y with camera, colour screen, handwriting input, and keyboard attached), but we all prefer the way things are laid out on my Note Air 3 C. My daughter even uses my 7.8" Nova Air 2 (same OS as the NA3C, but with a glossy screen like the tab series), just because the Tab OS we all find weird. We have not really a problem with it (it also works well on my daughter's Palma and my TabX, so no complaints), but the Widget screen is never used, and landing directly in either the library or the Notes app is something we all prefer.
BTW: The readers by Boox employ the same FW minus the Notes app. I like that on my Poke5 I also could set up the library = NeoReader app as a home/landing screen.
I should be picking your brain on these things, as you seem to have waaay more experience with Boox devices. Its so cool seeing someone that's all in with the Boox platform. I have so many questions, lol. I'm glad you answered a question that I've had about the Nova Air 2 for weeks now... so it has the Tab-type screen, and not a Note-type screen. I almost bought it just to see cause there's no definitive answer, that I found, online. Thanks!
I wish I had any one of these devices while I was in college struggling with the Newton. Makes me feel good knowing that there are kids growing up with this tech and making good use of it. That's awesome! So, the Tab ultra C, and the Tab ✗ (which I would love to try), could you explain their screen texture, to me? Thinking about getting the Tab Ultra C Pro, but the screen texture throws me off. I prefer the textured screens for writing, but the Tab Ultra C Pro is more powerful than the NA3C and it has the Tab OS I like. Such a hard decision.
Thanks for sharing and stopping by. 🙂
@@rantsabouttechnology Just feel free to ask! ;-)
Yes, the Nova Air 2, the Tab Ultra C (series) and the TabX share the same screen surface (quite glossy, but not glassy, it is still nice to write on them), but of course the matte/textured screen of the NA3C (that is quite comparable to the Kindle Scribe and the Remarkable, both are just a bit smoother) are nicer to write on.
I think the differentiation is due to the Note series being dedicated/more geared toward writing and sacrifice a bit of the screen clarity due to the tiny little bubbly craters, although it is not that bad that you couldn't comfortably read anymore, while the Tab series devices have the glossier screen to have text appear sharper.
Oh, and regarding the Supernote pen and its ceramic nib: Beware and have an eye on the screen foil. If you're not having a really light hand, you might damage your screen. (Says the nasty woman who uses a Staedtler Lumograph digital with a titanium nib on a Supernote A6X2 Nomad, which is also explicitly adviced against by Supernote.) The reasoning behind this is: The Supernote has a self-healing soft film applied, so the very hard ceramic nib (and, if you ask me: also the titanium nib, but maybe I'll come crying in a year or so) is cushioned and sinks into that soft surface without damaging something, while the other screens all have a hard screen = not giving in that require a soft nib to avoid damage. If you apply a hard nib on a hard screen, you are (potentially) scratching it.
And, as to the kids: I am quite sure my children would have preferred getting an iPad each 😀, but once you see what a new-ish iPad with enough storage, a keyboard, and a pen costs ... the Tab Ultra C all of a sudden appeared like a bargain.
But yeah, these devices are a godsend to anyone who likes or needs to not only read passively but also writes and wishes to do something with that (work, learning, creative writing, ...).
Thank you so much! This has been super helpful. It's looking like I may need more than 1 Boox device, lol. What have I gotten Myself into?:)
I have an NA3, runs my music-score app perfectly. However, for taking/making notes, I find it unusable. The file structure and organisation, for me, is too unintuitive. I take lots of notes and ended up with a disorganised mess. I reverted back to Apple Notes. Very disappointing, the NA3 wasn’t cheap!
I agree that the file structure isn't the best. Heck their organization isn't anywhere near good, but the flexibility it offers you, if you're looking for eInk exclusively, is unrivaled. Outside eInk, though, you got too many good options. Apple Notes being prolly the best one rn. Totally agree.
The tab series is supposed to be their luxury devices lineup , the way they decided to differenciate the tab devices from the rest of the bunch is, better software i guess
Well they succeeded, lol. The Tab OS is far superior to the note.
Thanks for the comment.
Is it real the colors look better on the tab mini c than on the Note Air 3 C?? Make a picture comparison please
Absolutely! It's not just the colors either. I have a video detailing those visual differences coming soon. The review is holding things up, lol. So much it can do.
I've had both and they look much better on the Tab Mini 3c
Extra points for the Atari shirt! 😁
Long Live Atari! :)
@@rantsabouttechnology Power without the price! 😎
The specific OS #'s would have been helpful.
Good Point. I'll be sure to add those when I reference OS's in the future. Thanks, and thanks for stopping by.
Maybe the next Note will have Android configured more like it is in the tab mini... Let's hope so.
Absolutely! Absolutely.🤞🏾
Not sure how familiar you are with Android, but in the end both devices run Android just with a different launcher.
What you could do (maybe a video Idea)
1 Download an APK extractor on the Tab Device.
2 Extract the Launcher App as an APK file
3 Transfer the APK file to the Note Air 3
4 Install the Launcher APK
5 Open the Launcher?!?
No clue if it would work and if yes, how well it would handle on the bigger screen but it would be interesting.
I also would be interested in the Launcher.APK to try it on my Boox Note Air 3 😉😋
Man, I'd try anything to get the Tab OS on the Air 3C. So yea, it's worth a try. I'm familiar with Android (I switch back and forth between iOS and Android just to stay up to date on changes) but I'm not sure about how to extract and install APKs, but I love researching so I'm sure I can figure it out. I'll look into it, thanks for the suggestion and for stopping by!
Yes it should be not too complicated, best you research and try it.
And if it does not work feel free to reach out, I would be happy to help if I can!
Liked and subscribed. 👍🏾😎✌🏾
You are truly one of the awesome ones! Thx! 🙏🏿
Thank you
Yw!
I do have the boox note air 2 plus, brought it used from boox, please don't buy from boox directly. Then i was looking to by the boox tab mini c I thought I wanted color but nah, so I purchased the supernote a6x 2x nomad mostly for note taking, researched from the well known you tubers (Ed, pixel leaves, voja, Brandon, kitt masters) I been using the nomad daily, the write feel is the bomb! I enjoy using the supernote basic pen, a great device I even joined the beta program I highly recommended the supernote if willing to just use it.😊
Thanks and I agree, The Nomad is an excellent note-taking device. I love mine! I also just applied for the beta program.
Oi, estou pensando em adquirir um ereader colorido, pois passo horas lendo comics, mangás, manhuas, novels, webnovels, webtoons, enfim, muitas páginas coloridas.
Vi muitos vídeos, mas realmente gostei dos seus por se colocar no lugar do consumidor e não do vendedor, se fui capaz de me fazer entender.
A função principal seria leitura, mas também me atrai bastante poder fazer anotações e mais ainda personalizar meu leitor.
Obrigada pelo vídeo e pela opinião sincera, já me inscrevi e estou esperando por mais vídeos.
Bom trabalho ❤
Los lectores electrónicos en color se han vuelto realmente buenos últimamente. No deberías tener problemas para encontrar uno bueno que se ajuste a tus necesidades. Parece que el nuevo Go Color 7 de Boox podría adaptarse perfectamente a lo que estás haciendo.
Gracias por pasar por aquí y buena suerte en tu búsqueda✌🏾
Tbh the first 4-5 mins was excruciating, I was wanting you to get to the content but it was just getting dragged. The overall sense I got was that it wasn't more, it was one, the home screen with the widgets is what was appealing to you as opposed to seeing your notes.
That's exactly what the chapters are for. Yw :)
I got your point from the beginning and I didn't have to continue watching! Sorry but most of the time you were repeating what you already stated. I appreciate the time you put in the video though
No need to be sorry. I'm not for everyone, lol. Thanks for stopping by :)