I'm switching to e-ink! - BOOX Tab Ultra

The author of this article begins by describing their initial impressions of the device, which they were given to test. They mention that they wanted to quickly check out a video that someone had sent them, and that they used pinch-to-zoom functionality to make it more readable. The author notes that the display is high-resolution, but the speakers are not impressive.

The author goes on to discuss the various features of the device, including its use case as a reading device. They mention that the stylus has 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, which they remember being associated with other high-end styluses. The author notes that the stylus feels "thin" and presses down into the screen when used lightly, but becomes thicker when pressed more firmly.

The author then dives into the various apps and features of the device. They open up the Notes app, which seems cool and user-friendly. However, they note that there is no multitasking menu, even when setting the default refresh speed to "ultra fast". The author also mentions a feature called "Brew", which appears to be a stylus calibration tool.

The author then discusses the keyboard experience on the device, noting that typing feels good but there is too much travel distance between keys. They also mention a camera app on the back of the device, which seems to be limited in its functionality. The author notes that they can import photos, crop and rotate them, add text, and detect text in documents.

The author then moves on to discuss gaming on the device, noting that it has an e-ink display with support for 60Hz refresh rate. They also mention that the device has a Qualcomm octa-core CPU and 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM. The author notes that they can play games like Genjen Impact using just touch controls.

In conclusion, the author is impressed with the usability and build quality of the device. They note that it is more impressive than they expected, particularly in terms of its full-featured Android capabilities. They also mention that it would be useful for reading large documents and scanning papers, thanks to its built-in camera app.

The article ends with a call to action, encouraging readers to watch more videos from the author on YouTube. The author signs off by saying "I love you" and promises never to leave.