Onyx Boox recently updated its 7-inch e-book reader product line and launched Go Color 7 (Gen II) and Go 7 Two new models. Both devices run Android 13 and support stylus input, providing more choices for readers with different needs.
Go Color 7 (Gen II) upgrades the color display experience <br>As the second-generation color model, Go Color 7 (Gen II) is equipped with a 7-inch E Ink Kaleido 3 color electronic paper screen. This monitor maintains a 300 PPI black and white resolution while also having 150 PPI for color, and can display 4,096 colors, making it ideal for reading comics, magazines, or graphic content. In terms of hardware, it uses a Qualcomm 8-core processor, coupled with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage space to ensure a smooth operating experience. The body is designed to be thin and light, with a thickness of only 6.4 mm and a weight of about 195 grams, making it easy to hold in one hand.
Go 7 focuses on black and white reading needs <br>The standard version of Go 7 uses a 7-inch E Ink Carta 1300 black and white electronic paper screen with a resolution of 300 PPI, providing clear and sharp text display. The hardware configuration is similar to the color version, also equipped with a Qualcomm 8-core processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage space. The thickness and weight of the body are also the same, and the battery life is equipped with a 2,300mAh battery, which is suitable for long-term reading.
Full support for handwriting function <br>Both models support stylus input, and users can purchase Onyx Boox's latest InkSpire Stylus The capacitive stylus (Note: This stylus is equipped with a 65 mAh battery, can be charged via Type-C, and is priced at $45.99) supports 4,096 levels of pressure detection. When used with Boox's own note-taking application, users can directly annotate on e-books or create independent notes to improve reading and learning efficiency. The system runs Android 13, and users can freely install various reading applications, such as Kindle, Google Play Books, etc., to meet personalized needs.
In terms of price, the Go 7 is priced at US$249.99, while the Go Color 7 (Gen II) is priced at US$279.99 (not yet on sale). Consumers can choose suitable models according to their needs. For readers who are looking for portability and versatility, both the Go Color 7 (Gen II) and the Go 7 are worth considering.
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