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The BOOX Note Air 4 C is a cutting-edge 10.3" color E Ink tablet featuring a Kaleido 3 display with 4,096 colors, an octa-core CPU, 6GB RAM, and 64GB storage. Running Android 13, it supports a wide range of document and media formats, offers a highly responsive stylus with 4,096 pressure levels, and includes advanced connectivity options like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.1, and USB-C. Designed for professionals who demand versatile reading, note-taking, and multitasking capabilities in a sleek, lightweight device.














| ASIN | B0DHGNQSHR |
| Active Surface Area | 82.35 cm² |
| Box Contents | Device |
| Brand | BOOX |
| Brand Name | BOOX |
| Compatible Devices | [VARIOUS] |
| Connectivity technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 47 Reviews |
| Display Type | E INK |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 22.6L x 19.3W centimetres |
| Item height | 0.5 centimetres |
| Manufacturer | BOOX |
| Model Name | Note Air 4 C |
| Model Number | Note Air 4 C |
| Model name | Note Air 4 C |
| Native Resolution | 2480x1860 |
| Network Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Operating System | Android |
| Operating system | Android |
| Pressure Sensitivity | 8192 Levels |
| Pressure sensitivity | 8192 Levels |
| Product Features | Color E Ink |
| Product Warranty | 1 year |
| Screen Size | 10.3 Inches |
| Special feature | Color E Ink |
J**L
Excellent Reading & Note taking device
Excellent tablet, writing experience is very good in my opinion. Reviews are correct, screen is a bit darker than a black and white e-ink display due to the colour layer but the front light does compensate for that! Battery life is good, especially standby!! Great for reading, writing, not great for video, but that's not what an e-ink device is for!! The Boox has the advantage of access to the Play Store.
S**M
Best product to fulfil my wishlist
Bought this product primarily to replace my 12 yo Sony E-reader. Chose this because I mainly read books from libraries, I wanted to be able to also borrow audio books and magazines, the other functions, note taking etc. I considered a bonus. An android tablet was the only device that would fulfil my wish list. I wanted e-ink. Having used the tablet just to read with front light off (to simulate similar to the Sony E-reader) the battery last just under 2 weeks compared to 4 for the Sony E-reader but I expected that. There are multiple settings that can enhance the reading experience depending on what is being read, where it's been obtained from and the physical setting you are in. The pen for note taking is very responsive, the keyboard typing less so. The pen attached reasonably well to the tablet, provided you position correctly which is slightly higher than you might initially expect. I also bought the cover which increased the weight. The pen still attached OK with the cover on. I am yet to explore and familiarize myself with all the other functions. All in all I'm very pleased with the product, it fulfils the main requirements for my purchase.
H**X
Sluggish
Slow! No, not because of screen tech. Flicking through the notes pages is painfully slow, even the reader when screen on clear mode. Frontlight tone is more pinkish than worm white. And of course, the data sucking Android.
M**E
Screen is quite dark and item is very heavy
I was disappointed after all the review hype about this product. I found the screen was terribly dark (grey) and this made reading difficult as there was insufficient contrast between text and screen. The tablet itself was very well made, metalic edges makes it feel premium, but it is heavy. Could not be used in hand without fatigue - i think it is best used on a desk. Not bad for looking at PDFs with graphs, because of the colour e-ink, but still, the text was often too small. Smooth functioning of the device was noticeably better than the Go 10.3 with no glitchiness. Disappointingly though, because of all of the above factors, combined with the steep price, i had to return.
D**A
Boox Air4c vs Remarkable paper pro
Absolutely amazing, bought the remarkable paper pro, it was useless, poor quality materials, white backlight bleed from edge of frame. But the Boox air4c is on another level of quality and usability. Will never go back and its the perfect size at 10.3 inches
P**K
Great flexibility due to Android OS
Very pleased with it. Excellent battery life. Screen is fine. Refresh rate can be tweaked to be as quick or as slow as you prefer. Runs Android which opens up lots of options. Only issue is its running Android 13, but this is an ereader, not a full blown Samsung tablet, so there has to be some compromise. Also, pen tips are soft, and I had to get new ones within 5 months (im using this for writing every day!). Easy to buy, replace and we're fairly cheap. I'd recommend it.
C**R
Too expensive
This is a very nice product. Is it worth £500? Not really.
K**P
Fastest e-ink device I've ever used.
I sent this back initially, but bought another since they fixed the bugs in OS 4.0. It's very good device, if you understand the limitations of e-ink, esp colour e-ink. There are lots of videos showing how fast BSR (BOOX Super Refresh) is, albeit at the expense of battery life. However, if you read a book, the tablet goes into low-power mode, and the battery lasts ages. At full load it draws 450-550mah, on low power it drops as low as 110mah, or even 28mah with the frontlight off. So it really depends upon the demands you make of the device. It can do anything within reason for an e-reader; annotate, export edited pages as a pdf, record your voice, open just about any word document, word process, draw (sort of) surf the internet, watch videos, emails, whatever. It's well made, no creaks, with a nice matte surface.
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