Boox Go Color 7

Colour display ; Access to Google Play apps ; Physical page controls

No IP rating ; No stylus compatibility ; Somewhat expensive

The Onyx Boox Go Color 7’s compact body and colour E Ink display makes it great for consuming comics and illustrated books on the go. The lack of water resistance and stylus support hamper it against the similar Kobo Libra Colour, but superior app and...

Light and slim ; Built-in speaker ; Bright frontlight

Plastic build ; Text lacks contrast and colors lack saturation ; Several software flaws

With physical page-turn buttons, plus a very slim and lightweight design, the Onyx Boox Go Color 7 feels nice in the hand, but good hardware only goes so far. There’s a distinct lack of contrast and sharpness when reading in grayscale, plus colors are...

Unlike its bigger brother, the Go 10.3, the Boox Go Color 7 is an e-reader device first and foremost. It lacks note-taking capabilities but excels as a multi-purpose e-reader and written content consumption everyday carry companion.