Item well received , and received some freebies - cover , pouch and tote bag .

Seller was fast in shipment and thanks for the free case!!

Fantastic e-ink tablet! I bought this to use with the Logos Bible app and it works great. Once you figure out how to optimize apps for use on an e-ink tablet everything works well. It's also incredibly thin and light and I can easily hold it with one hand without that hand getting tired. Great for hours of reading!t

Very satisfied with the item, works well. Fast delivery!

Got this for a birthday gift and received it the day after! Great present, will buy from this store again if I need another one.

Fast delivery and items were well packed. Came with some freebies as shown. Item works well.

Pleasant shopping experience, working very well and happy brought this. Seller give free pouch & a very cute zipper bag.

Cute freebies and fast delivery! Cant wait to start reading.

Android system e-reader, able to install various reading apps 👍.

I only use it as a Notebook/Journal and e-reader. Works as advertised. Very thin. Backlit. Writes well. When combined with something like the Bookfusion e-book service, it becomes ideal for reading and taking notes.

Let me preface by saying, my first venture into e-ink was the Scribe. And while I love the Scribe, I found myself wishing the device could do more. This led me to Boox. I prefer monochrome and require a frontlight, so I ended up with the Boox Gen II Lumi 10.3”Pros:Writing: while subjective, there is more friction on the Boox and I honestly enjoy writing on the Boox significantly more than the Scribe (and I enjoy the Scribe). The Scribe feels “slick” comparatively. There are also more pen style choices.Apps: Ability to load apps from its Android OS! Kindle, Libby, Pinterest, Word, email, etc. and web access. Apps work well and having them is huge advantage to productivity. Reading articles from websites in e-ink is nice.Split Screen: you can split screen vertically or horizontally. While I was initially worried about having enough space to read and write, that’s not an issue. Splitting a file or website in one screen while note-taking in the other is huge productivity advantage.Calendar: Boox built in calendar app allows for multiple memos, journal entries, reminders, and more, something the Scribe lacks. I did upload a pdf planner to Scribe, but Boox built in Calendar app wins for productivity.Screenshot: It’s simple to screen shot images or text from the web, pdf or a book and incorporate into notes.Neoreader: Is an excellent annotation reader. I actually prefer it over my Kindle.Cons: Because Boox can do more, there’s certainly a learning curve. I’m not great with technology, but (with the help of Google) I conquered much of the feature how to’s.Highlighter: Boox notes does not have an opaque highlighter, meaning I have to underline, circle, star or something else. Scribe wins here. I hope Boox resolves this soon...Stylus: the Boox stylus is somewhat slick and leads to writing fatigue (I write a lot); a simple/cheap rubber pencil grip resolved this without losing the shortcut button feature.The monochrome is crisp and contrast is excellent. I will probably end up giving away my Scribe because Boox is now my go to device. It just does more in the e-ink world. Wish I would have bought it first.

Very rarely do I write product reviews; however, this one deserves my time. Given the noise and technological addiction in today’s world, I have spent years looking for tech that could help me focus and boost my productivity without sacrificing the main apps I need to stay connected. I longed for the functionality of a normal smartphone combined with the “calmness” of a Kindle. This is exactly what I found in this device, and much more!Even though the marketing for this tablet is not the best, believe me: this is an extraordinary product.My expectations were high, but they have been exceeded.

As expected, very high quality and works well!

I am going to preface this review by stating that I am a first time Boox user, so some of what I may say may not be applicable to long-term Boox owners. I have found the Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi (I will refer to it as the Lumi for brevity) to be overall well made and quite versatile, mainly since it has the ability to download apps via the Google Play Store that some other e-ink devices do not have. Out of the box I noticed some ghosting issues when using some apps but after learning some of the Lumi's software features I was able to reduce the ghosting considerably. Also the warm front light settings would increase the screen warmth only slightly, but after the first update was released, the warmth was increased to a more appropriate level. This update came very soon after I received my unit so this gives me cause to believe that the Boox people are paying attention to their customer's complaints. I saw complaints about AI features not working initially and random crashes, but I experienced none of these issues myself.As for the core reading and writing experiences that form the basis of the Lumi, I would say they are both excellent. The Boox Neoreader app is a very good native app, and other reading apps like Kindle, Nook, etc operate as expected especially after some setting tweaks. The note taking app is packed with useful features that required a litte time to familiarize myself with, but the overall writing experience is fine. The included InkSense Plus stylus despite requiring periodic recharging by USB-C cable, works well. It is somewhat slippery and I actually bought a silicone stylus grip and it now is much easier for me to use. I unfortunately have some arthritis issues, so for most people the stylus will be fine as is.As far as connectivity to cloud services such as Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive, the Lumi connected easily. Bluetooth functionality is also good. It found, and connected to, my external speaker easily and I have not noticed any loss of connection or sound drop outs. On the topic of speakers, the Lumi has stereo speakers, and they have decent volume, however there is absolutely no trace of bass tones from them, so they are suitable for voice recordings only. The system voice recording app is very simplistic, and the only things I seem to be able to do with the files it records is to embed them into a note, or a to do or calendar event. No text transcription is available, but maybe Boox can add this feature in a future update. If one must have text transcripts, I am sure a suitable app can be downloaded from the Play Store. The device has only one microphone located beside the bottom USB port, despite having holes at both top and bottom edges.I don't really comment much about battery life of tablets because everyone uses their devices differently, but I can say that the battery drain seems to be more than that of a dedicated e-reader like a Kindle and less than a typical Samsung tablet. I haven't experienced any unusual battery issues. So in general I do recommend the Lumi tablet to anyone looking for a versatile black and white e-ink tablet. The 10.3 inch screen size is large enough to use comfortably but not too large or heavy to be considered bulky.

Very satisfied with my purchase! My new Boox is beyond beautiful and has exceeded expectations.