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- Ben Smith, Pocket-lintI wouldn't recommend the Boox Go Color 7 to anyone that has a more premium e-reader, however. This is an entry-level premium e-reader from Onyx, and if you already own a Note Air from Boox or a recent Kobo, it might not be worth it, as it's technically a downgrade. However, for those who are conside...
- Greg Cleveland, The GadgeteerOn the surface, the BOOX Color Go 7 appears to be looking to fill the void left by the Kindle Oasis – the two devices share a similar form factor and price point. The Kaleido 3 display is up to the task for delivering a solid reading experience for text, but due to the nature of the tech, isn’t a h...
- Savannah Howe, Android PoliceWith a 7-inch screen and Kaleido 3 color E Ink, the Boox Go Color 7 is a great all-arounder suitable for traditional reading, some comics and manga, and audiobooks. The device features expandable storage and Google Play Store integration, so it'll store thousands of titles from diverse sources.
- Sarah Lord, PC MagazineThe Boox Go Color 7 ereader offers a colorful E Ink screen and broad reading app compatibility in a highly portable design for well under $300.
- Jon Mundy, TrustedReviewsThe 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 file support brings it back level.
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