Onyx E Ink Tablet Computer Go Series 7 Inch ePaper Readers B/W 300PPI 4G 64G

Bueno y útil
Satisfecho con esta tablet. Lleva un tiempo la confirmación. No es tan sencillo como otros lectores en donde en pocos minutos ya estarás leyendo tu libro. Si bien aquí eso es posible tienes muchísimas opciones para mejorar y hacer mas placentera la lectura y a medida que descubres opciones te vas dando cuenta de las opciones a mejorar. No compré el lápiz en mi caso no lo necesito. Compré la versión Go 7 b/w

Returned this unfortunately
Just bought the Go 7 BW (day 1 today) and was hoping to replace my old Page and I am already positive that I’ll be returning this. The screen is darker than the Page and I’ve noticed that the screen color is off for me as well. This device is noticeably more yellow than my Page and the contrast is a lot worse. The blacks aren’t nearly as black and the screen almost seems fuzzier. I wanted this for the note taking feature, but I already know I won’t be happy with this device so I’m planning to return it on Monday or Tuesday.(For reference, my Page is on the left and my Go 7 BW is on the right)I’ve also noticed the screen responsiveness isn’t as accurate. And it won’t let me reorder my Home Screen apps. Whenever I try, it just continuously opens the app I’m trying to move.The one thing I love about the Go 7 are the upgraded page turn buttons but the other things listed just make this upgrade not worth it. I’ll be sticking with my Page and hopefully they’ll release an upgraded Page in the future.An update: I actually did a replacement to see if the responsiveness on my device got better and found that the new one had all of the same issues I’ve listed above. I wasn’t even able to highlight a line of text in Neoreader. Fuzzy text again, not responsive, and a really yellow screen. I will say that I never had the stylus to test the responsiveness on the device then, so I’m not sure if that matters.. but the device should respond accurately to the user’s fingers and this just wasn’t the case. Even if I could overlook the poor screen faults, I couldn’t force myself to suffer through the screen inaccuracies.If you’re looking at a BW ereader, I highly recommend the Page. It basically does all the same as the Go7 BW (but better). It just doesn’t have the stylus functionality.

Intermediate E-Reader
I was looking for an e-reader that could use the Libby app without too many hoops. Having used other products from this company before such as their e-ink monitors, I decided to give this a try. And would you know it, this does, in fact, make it really easy to use the Libby app, since it’s just an app on the Google Play store.A word of caution for folks though: if you’re looking for a simple e-reader, maybe don’t go for this one. I fiddled around with the e-ink and general settings quite a bit before I found a configuration I liked. Some settings also didn’t seem to work, such as stopping the charge at 80%. I also updated the firmware once and noticed some settings missing after I’d already configured them, so I’m not sure if I just got lucky and my configs are all good or if they would’ve ended up messed up with no way for me to fix them. Basically, if you’ve interacted with any sort of Android tablet then you should be fine navigating the Onyx Go, but otherwise go for a simpler e-reader like a Kindle or Kobo. Because of these minor firmware issues I took this down a star, given that they could potentially cause headaches for people.Other than the OS though, I’m pretty happy with this device. The battery life is pretty good; I can go four to five days without charging after reading several hours each day. The build quality is also nice, and the actual screen itself is easy to read on, being not too small of a size.