What the Critics Are Saying...
- Jonathan Lamont, Mobile SyrupI’d recommend the Go 6 to any readers who also enjoy tinkering with their devices, want something with more freedom than typical Kobo or Kindle devices, and don’t want an e-reader with tons of bells and whistles like colour displays, a stylus, or buttons.
- Kyle Purves, What's the Best?The BOOX Go 6 has plenty of charm, but it's also rough around the edges. While the portability, battery life, and settings are certainly great, it's hard to ignore the downsides. The performance is noticeably slow, and it feels especially bad for this price point. Although it's hard to say whether t...
- Stephen Radochia, Android PoliceThe Boox Go 6 tries to be the best of both worlds at a lower price point than its Onyx siblings, but it’s not polished enough to recommend buying. Too many other budget Android tablets are available that provide a much better app and UI experience for the same (or less) money. Similarly, e-readers l...
- Damien Wilde, 9to5GoogleWhile I love the whole package, some little problems with the Boox Go 6 need to be addressed in any follow-up. A lack of onboard RAM is causing some of those, but if you just stick to reading using the default app or even the Kindle application, it’s perfect for stuffing into a bag and reading on th...
- Michael Kozlowski, Good E-ReaderThe unit is prone to fairly heavy staining and only accomplishes half the battle regarding multimedia, as there’s no audio on board. Honest to god, this is one of the rare opportunities where Onyx comes to the party with an unnecessary rehash of something old, outdated, and overdone, and this exists...
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