Functionality:item is of great use for taking notes and reading PDFs Quality:item is thin but sturdily built.paperlike feel.good use for writing notes (primarily) and for reading manga/comics. its best to use within a lighted surrounding as it has no frontlight.

It's a very powerful device. It takes a while to customise the product to fit your liking, but once done, it's good.

Performance:goodValue For Money:goodBest Feature(s):goodVery lightweight. Good buy.

Quality:well made, slim and solid.Performance:writing feel is different than writing on glass, this tablet has some resistance, similar to writing with a ballpen. Numerous options for note taking and good resolution for ebook reading. Many thanks to the Seller👍👍

Best Boox Tablet I've Owned

I’ve had a number of Boox products over the past couple of years, but this one has pleased me the most. It’s light weight, has a 300 ppi screen, and (because there is no front light to keep running) it has good battery life. The lack of self-illumination might throw some people off, but I rarely write in locations where there is not enough light to see the screen. In practical terms, that means you can have longer sleep and shut-down times.The screen is responsive and works with every EMR stylus pen I’ve tried it with, including a few Samsung S-pens. The 10.3” screen is much nicer for reading, and if you use the Kindle app, your reading will synch with other readers that can access WiFi. I sit it on a book stand so I can read and breakfast and lunch.My first ... MoreI’ve had a number of Boox products over the past couple of years, but this one has pleased me the most. It’s light weight, has a 300 ppi screen, and (because there is no front light to keep running) it has good battery life. The lack of self-illumination might throw some people off, but I rarely write in locations where there is not enough light to see the screen. In practical terms, that means you can have longer sleep and shut-down times.The screen is responsive and works with every EMR stylus pen I’ve tried it with, including a few Samsung S-pens. The 10.3” screen is much nicer for reading, and if you use the Kindle app, your reading will synch with other readers that can access WiFi. I sit it on a book stand so I can read and breakfast and lunch.My first test was a 1 ½-hour Congressman’s town hall a couple of weeks ago. Just seat and no tables or side arms – just me in a folding chair, and it was just fine.Folios and covers are a little scarce so far, and I got the Boox standard folio. As other brands come on the market you may want to be wary about their magnetic sleep/wakeup feature. Too strong a magnet and you can get interference to the EMR pen and end up with bent lines and goofy or incomplete letters. With all that in mind, I’m using a padded cloth zippered slip cover to tote the Go 10.3 around in its Boox folio.I’m hoping that Boox will make a 7.8” version of the tablet.