I’ve tested plenty of ereaders but the Onyx Boox Go 7 is the first Android-powered ebook reader I really like

There’s a lot to love about the Boox Go 7 – from its snappy performance to its lightweight and compact body, this is arguably the best Android-toting ereader I’ve tried to date. Moreover, with stylus support and a generous 64GB of onboard storage (that’s expandable via a microSD card), there’s good value here despite it being a relatively expensive option. Disappointing battery life and the lack of waterproofing are my only real complaints here.

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  Android 13-based operating system

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  Excellent E Ink Carta 1300 display

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  64GB storage

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  Page-turn buttons

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  Snappy performance

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  Stylus support

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  Lacks waterproofing

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  Complicated menu system

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  Excessive battery drain

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  Subpar writing experience

Onyx Boox Go 7: Two-minute review

I received the Boox Go 7 months ago for review, along with the Boox Go Color 7 (Gen II), and I’m glad I delayed my testing. A few firmware updates since I tested its color sibling ...