I tested an E Ink tablet that runs on Android, and it made my Kindle feel insufficient

ZDNET's key takeaways The Onyx Boox Page has a seven-inch E Ink display and sells for $219 across major retailers. It runs on a simplified version of Android 11, so you can download any app you want, including Kindle, TikTok, Google Docs, and more. Don't expect the tablet to receive the latest Android updates. $239.99 at B&H Photo-Video In recent years, I have used and reviewed various E Ink products, including Kindle e-readers and the ReMarkable 2. While they are very different, they share one common limitation: restricted functionality. I enjoy reading a variety of formats, not just ebooks but also blogs and online articles. Also: Can E Ink tablets really reduce stress? This study and my experience say yes I like my Kindle for its simplicity, but that's also its Achilles heel. Likewise, the ReMarkable 2 is primarily a note-taking device and doesn't accomplish much else. Neither of them has the capability to run apps like today's best phones. That's where the Onyx Boox Page comes ... Read full article.