Boox has release its new Go 7 series Android-based eReaders, including the Go 7 and the Go Color 7 (Gen II), both of which also include writing capabilities along with reading.
Retaining the 7-inch size of the Go Color 7, both models are sleek and minimalist in design. The Go Color 7 (Gen II) features an E Ink Kaleido 3 display rendering soft hues at 150 PPI and crisp black-and-white content at 300 ppi. This makes it ideal for comic enthusiasts and readers who enjoy visually rich content. Meanwhile, the Go 7 boasts a Carta 1300 monochrome display with a resolution of 300 ppi, offering sharp text clarity that mimics traditional paper.
Both models are equipped with adjustable front lights, ensuring comfortable reading in any lighting condition. For the first time in Boox’s 7-inch eReader lineup, both models feature handwriting capabilities. With the Boox InkSense stylus, you can jot down thoughts, highlight text, and mark up books.
Running on Android 13, both, Go 7 and Go Color 7 (GenII) provide access to the Google Play Store for installing apps for reading, podcasts, or leisurely activities. With 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD), they can handle a wide range of apps and documents.
At just 195 grams, both models are compact and lightweight, designed for comfortable one-handed use with wide bezels and new ergonomic page-turn buttons. The paper-like textured back provides a secure grip while maintaining a sleek aesthetic.
The Go 7 comes in two colours, black and white, while the Go Color 7 (Gen II) is available in a black (navy blue) finish. Both models feature a water-repellent design for protection against spills and light rain.
The Go 7 and Go Color 7 (Gen II) run on Android 13 and feature handwriting capabilities along with an eye-friendly display.
The Boox Go 7 is available for US$250, while the Go Color 7 Gen II will be US$280 once available.