Boox Go 7 Review: Ideal if you can ignore an incomplete screen

After reviewing two Kindle devices in a row that had screen panels, I was looking for Box Go 7. It features 7 inch Carta 1300, which is somewhat rare, and Box rarely failed me when it comes to its screens and lighting. However, Boox Go 7 is far from perfection in this regard.

Although it is an incredible device thanks to its high lineage and the actual page cycle buttons, and the perfect screen size for reading, it contains a dull dark line that extends to the right side of the screen when the lighting exceeds a certain brightness. I am not the only one you see. Bocus told me that there is nothing to do. This is the result of the lining of one side of the screen with LED lights. I am not a fan.

Price, availability and specifications

Boox Go 7 is a black and white reader in the Go in Go, using the Carta 1300 screen for deep contradiction. It comes in black or white and retail trade for $ 250. The black model is available on Box Us and Amazon. The white model has been listed both, but it is not currently for sale (it is expected to reach the Box Store around 5 June).

What is good in Boox Go 7?

Thanks to Android, there is a lot you like

If we put my ideas aside about the screen lighting problem, there is a lot that you like about Box Go 7. First, when we reviewed Box Go 6 (the younger Carta 1300 brother in 7), our basic complaint was that she was suffering from a lack of power, which led to a lesser experience of correcting it when moving in the device.

With Go7, these performance problems are no longer a problem, thanks to the Snapdragon 680 and 4 GB processor from RAM. Moving from the application to the application and from a book to sound flows easily without obstacle or slowing down. The experience of mobility and application is fine this time. Listen to Spotify while reading, and I don’t need Bluetooth headphones thanks to the built -in loudspeaker (although Bluetooth headphones are working well).

What is my admiration for Box Go 7 is towards it. It is thinner than any Kindle or Kobo electronic reader, with a pleasure appearing with pleasure, not to mention the page of the page cycle, which is a must for any electronic reader amateurs. As a reward, there is a pen support for the INKSENSE pen, which means that you can write down the notes in the combined Notes application or navigating the user interface without touching your fingers on the screen.

This Android device comes with the Play Store support, so that you can install the applications you want, from electronic reading applications such as Kindle and Moon+ Reader to Audiobook and PodCast applications. Although Spotify may not look great in E ink, it works well enough to play music when I read.

Box Go 7, Kindle Paperwhite, Kobo Clara BW: Lights Off / White Light on / ALL LIGHTS on.

In general, 7 inches is the ideal size of the E-Behite ink and BHITE ink to read the text-based novels (and sometimes manga). Boox tends to this with Go7, and it is illustrated by the inclusion of rotating buttons (touching and touching). Add Android 13, and you have a multi -use system, with a selection of settings to adjust how to update each application on the e.lab ink screen E.

Boox Go 7 is a polished amateur device enough for those who want to leave the basic settings of Kindle and Kobo, but for this reason it is $ 249, and it is not cheap in a world full of Kindle deals.

What is bad in Boox Go 7?

Irregular lighting alongside the maze of the settings

Maybe I didn’t get good luck with E ink screens. I faced the latest review of the screen problems, which is why I am concerned that Box Go 7 is third in a row. Worse, this seems to be a problem that affects all Go 7, where I see problems via Reddit in user photos. Boox stressed that the problem is the result of the front lighting lamps site on one side of the screen.

I prefer to see a thicker, larger and largest device that covers and masks lighting problems on the edge of the screen. When the lamps cause a shadow on the screen, you are designed around it, do not ignore your shoulders and claim, “This is what it is.” This type of excuse may float on the proverbs of Amazon, which pumps the cheap electronic reader. However, after breaking $ 200, I expect some Polish. The Box Go7 screen lacks when the line is turned under the edge of the screen over a specific lighting threshold.

There may be a large number of settings for some, but for others, it may be a big problem. If you don’t like tampering with your electronic reader, you may not get the most out of Box Go 7.

One of the ideal examples of YouTube, who recently reviewed the devices, was wrongly claimed that the feature is missing. However, it was not. They could not find the preparation, and I could see how. There are many settings for drilling, not all of them clearly explained. Add double and double lists throughout the user interface to things like contrast, and it takes accurate even for experienced technology lovers to find their way. The return is worth it, but not everyone has patience to wait.

I find that the battery life may be better, but I have read high brightness with the flow of music. However, if you are used to the weeks or months that Kindle or Kobo gets, you may have to settle for several days when it comes to the Android system that works. You can take measures to improve things, such as turning off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and bridging brightness. However, why buy the Android E-Rader reader to cut it on his knees?

Should you buy it?

A visual line running on the edge of the screen when the lighting is higher ~ 25 % is not an electronic reader, I will pay my hard -to -hard money. Worse, I love the device otherwise. It will be ideal for my needs if it is not for the lighting issue. Maybe you can look at this deficiency. However, when I spend hours on the screen, I increase the focus on the defects, which destroys the relaxation experience to use a reading device.

The screen is the correct size, and the buttons in its joined role feels great, and the pen support is included for easy blogging and features. It has adequate random access memory and processing power to maintain Android moving without the main hiccups. On paper, Box Go 7 looks perfect, and in practice, it is almost, if Box is designed only about lighting that causes a line below the screen.

However, it was not the case, which made me three for three when it comes to electronic readers with screen problems. This makes me wonder what is going on with the last generation of E in I INK, as the current applications by Amazon and Box leave me the desire. For $ 250, I expect a screen without defects.