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Boox’s new e-reader could replace your Kindle, Kobo, and digital notepad

The Onyx Boox Go 6 (Gen II) enters the market, introducing stylus-based note-taking capabilities to a compact, 6-inch Android e-reader.

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The brief

Onyx has released the Go 6 Gen II, a new e-reader device that features stylus support. The device runs on an Android operating system and is designed to serve as both an e-reader and a digital notepad in a pocketable 6-inch form factor.

Coverage from The Verge, Engadget, 9to5Google, Liliputing, and MakeUseOf emphasizes the integration of handwriting features into a smaller device class. While reporting on the stylus functionality, MakeUseOf notes that the device utilizes Android 11.

Future reports will track user feedback regarding the integration of the Android 11 operating system and the performance of the stylus hardware in daily use. Coverage does not yet specify long-term software support plans or compatibility with future operating system versions.

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Quick answers

What is the primary feature of the Boox Go 6 Gen II?

The device features a 6-inch display and adds stylus support for digital note-taking.

Which operating system does the device use?

The device runs on Android 11.

Is the Go 6 Gen II marketed as a replacement for other devices?

According to reporting from The Verge, the device is being positioned as a potential alternative to existing Kindle and Kobo e-readers as well as digital notepads.