Remarkable 2 vs Onyx Boox GO 10.3" Note Comparison 

Remarkable shows that you don't need the best product, only marketing.

Got my book go 10.3 it is far superior if note taking comparison only. I get to sync it to my other devices and pc without extra pay

Thanks for your insightful review. Tho am saddened no backlight for low light/dark. And the other is no tilt for sketching and shading. Tho do wonder if that is a hardware? or can be added in software down the line in an update? Thanks again for insightful compare video. I have a 12.9" M1 iPad Pro & Pencil but isn't my 1st choice for hauling around for sketching and note-taking or reading except for Magazines and Comics is my goto. But wanting lighter smaller sketch pad and note-taking and e-reading novels device that I can slip into a bag.

It's a good comparison. You've improved!

People need to make up their minds on what they want. They either want it with all the features of a tablet or they want a less distraction device that doesn’t allow them to download things that end up distracting them.

Staying on my Note Air 3C. Absolutely perfect device.

Really interesting comparison is Boox Go 10.3 vs Kindle Scribe (vs Boox Note Air 3C)

Excellent comparison. My only misgiving re: the Go was the cluttered UI. Thankfully, once it’s configured to your taste, you can customize some of the menus for a more relaxing experience.

Great review!

The entire point of the remarkable is to get rid of distractions and allow you to focus on what you're working on. No app store, no videos, nothing but you and your creativity. Which is why it's the best product of its kind. Should they implement new features, sure, I'm a screenwriter and would love to see something that supports script formats such as final draft. Or perhaps make their own ui for it. But if they add "distractive" content, they'll lose a lot of their supporters I feel.

I have both with me atm. I was thinking of returning remarkable because of the high cost and lack of features. But Boox Go 10.3 seems to be darker in general compared to remarkable. The 300 ppi doesn't make much of a difference to the naked eye. And Boox feels more like using an old samsung with a 1000 features 999 of which are useless, while remarkable feels like using an iphone back in the day. They know what they are doing and have done it precisely

My rm2 got stolen and Im pondering whether to get it again or go for the boox. I feel like rm let hand writers down immensely by not adding or improving any relevant features, but instead pushing the keyboard and typing. I cannot support that, as I will never use it for typing at all. The amount of features in the boox notes app is immense and this draws me to it. I do fear that Android 12 may eventually be outdated though.

When is there gonna be an affordable 10” COLOR ereader so I can read graphic novels??

The Real question about the Booxs e-readers is How long will Android 12 be supported because just like it is an Android tablet there's things like security updates and so on that will be dropped, and since we're about to be on Android 15 This worries me for such an expensive device

What keeps me from buying a G10 is the lack of front light, as I'd need more as a Reader than a note taker.

post review for Ireader smart x3 pro And compare it with boox GO Because it also has a 300 ppi screen

Remarkable is gonna make a comeback and it will knock it out of the stadium again, watch.

Post a Review of the Mebook m6c please!

Two devices for different customers. Remarkable 2 is for creative people and the Boox it´s for entertaining needed ones. A Remarkable with distractions. No, thanks! I prefer the Remarkable approach for being simple and trustful. I will have it for more ten years. I hope they continue like this.

Onyx is trying to be a black and white ipad...no thanks. The whole point of these units is to give a simpler diverted road to writing and notes. Not to become a iPad. It's e ink...no matter what OS you put on it ..it will lag...and the more complicated things it does the more it will lag. I'm sorry ...the whole point of the Remarkebale 2 is get me away from distraction... not give them back in a lagging black and white tablet device.

Great review (and love the energy!) but the Go is really just a great Google tablet with a shitty screen. Remarkable is electronic paper. Exactly what I need in meetings and on the go. For the rest, I use an ipad pro with Good notes. So I think this comparison is not apples vs apples, thus not fair IMHO

Living in the UK it’s too difficult to buy Onyx tablets, the Remarkable however took 3 days to arrive from Hong Kong, so it’s irrelevant to me which is better, unfortunately.

Your video kind of tells me why the remarkable wins in terms of basic note taking and focus work. As an Ipad user, I get all the other apps on that tablet, so I do not need the eink for that. The only thing missing for me at the moment would be Kindle or other reading app. However, I do think the Boox Go 10.3 is a good move by Boox to get back to the basics of note taking and productivity versus just making e-ink tablets. Btw, you can use the remarkable app on your phone to take voice notes (Transcripts), copy over text and so forth, so definitely does the job still.. I am an engineer as well, so I can see the temptation to want a jack of all trades device. However, people have actually been happy with a single purpose kindle reader for years. Same thing with paper note books, those are still selling well. I think most users just want to get to the point of the task at hand with simplicity.

Honestly I think the remarkable is still superior if you want a distraction free note taking device. Also software updates and battery life are a lot better. Though I do hope they'll at least open up sharing options in the future and they should make one with a higher resolution screen. (and keep the same dimensions so the keyboard case continues to work)

Using the Boox tablet, you run the risk of deviating from your task due to the multiple options available on the tablet, such as video, music, etc. On the Remarkable, only work is possible and nothing else!