* BOOX is committed to offer free 10GB Onyx cloud storage for all new and existing users. No matter which model you’ve purchased, you can get free 10GB cloud storage for each Onyx account to store your notes online and keep them safe and sound.
** BOOX is committed to provide free firmware updates for all models for more than 3 years since the product launch date. So every BOOX user can have improved experiences through consistent updates.
[1] The Kaleido 3 screen is E Ink’s most recent ePaper color screen. It offers a relatively high refresh rate, relaxing hues, and is ready for mass production with consistent quality. And with E Ink ComfortGaze™ on the Kaleido 3, a new front light technology, the Note Air4 C with adjustable front lights can offer a comfortable viewing experience day and night. The new screen and its front light technology may generate a tiny side shadow, which may be eliminated by adjusting the screen brightness and color temperature. If you have any queries about the new E Ink technology, you can contact our customer care at any time.
[2] BOOX Super Refresh Technology (BSR) is an exclusive innovation unveiled by BOOX in 2022 to improve the refresh performance and image quality of its ePaper products. The BSR technology with four refresh modes can make the image run smoothly or reduce ghosting.
[3] The feature of preset reading appearance is offered by the V3 NeoReader engine, available with the latest BOOX firmware.
[4] The Carta 1300 screen is the latest generation of E Ink display technology, offering enhanced visual quality and performance. The enhanced contrast makes blacks deeper and whites brighter, while faster refresh rates bring smoother transitions between pages.
[5] BOOX Note Series and other BOOX tablets are compatible with 26 digital formats, including PDF, CAJ, DJVU, CBR, CBZ, EPUB, EPUB3, AZW3, MOBI, TXT, DOC, DOCX, FB2, CHM, RTF, HTML, ZIP, PRC, PPT, PPTX, PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF, WAV, and MP3.
The images are for illustration purposes only, and colors appear differently on computer monitors and cell phone displays. The actual product and firmware serve as the standard.