How does the Tab X C differ from the Tab X?

The Tab X C uses a Kaleido 3 color E Ink panel, while the Tab X is black-and-white. Color helps with highlights, charts and images, but the color layer slightly lowers contrast and sharpness for plain text.

Is the color screen good enough for design work?

It shows color for reviewing layouts, charts and annotations, but colors are muted and not color-accurate. Treat it as a reading and markup screen, not a proofing display.

Does it come with a stylus?

Yes, the InkSpire stylus is included. It supports pressure-sensitive writing and annotation on the E Ink screen.

Can it run Android apps?

Yes, it runs Android, so you can install reading, note and productivity apps. Expect E Ink-friendly apps to perform best; video and fast games are not its strength.

Is it good for reading in bed?

The E Ink screen is easy on the eyes and frontlit, but the 13.3-inch body is large and heavy to hold for long sessions. A smaller e-reader is easier for one-handed reading.

Who should buy it instead of an iPad?

Buy it if you read and annotate long documents and want an eye-friendly color screen with stylus input. Choose an iPad if you need fast video, color-accurate visuals or smooth touch response.

Where is the Boox Tab X C cheapest?

At Walmart, for $819.99, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Boox Tab X C

The Boox Tab X C is a 13.3-inch Android tablet with a Kaleido 3 color E Ink screen, an octa-core processor, and the included InkSpire stylus. It is built for reading and annotating large PDFs, spreadsheets and documents in color without the glare and eye strain of an LCD. Against rivals like the reMarkable Paper Pro and Kindle Scribe, it stands out for running full Android apps and a bigger screen, but color E Ink is muted and refresh is slower than on an iPad. It suits professionals who read and mark up documents all day more than people who want fast video or gaming.

Best forReading and annotating large PDFs and A4 documentsProfessionals who want color markup without LCD eye strainNote-taking and sketching with a stylusAndroid app users who want an E Ink screen

Pros

Large 13.3-inch screen shows full-page documents at near-original size
Kaleido 3 color E Ink for highlighted text, charts and images
Runs Android apps, unlike most E Ink rivals
Octa-core chip and ample RAM handle multitasking
InkSpire stylus included for writing and annotation

Cons

Color E Ink looks muted and washed out next to an LCD
Slower refresh than LCD tablets, with ghosting in fast scrolling
Heavy and large for handheld reading
Color layer lowers contrast versus a black-and-white E Ink panel
Premium device that costs more than monochrome e-readers

Boox Tab X C prices at every store

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About the Boox Tab X C

The Boox Tab X C is a 13.3-inch tablet with a Kaleido 3 color E-Paper display. The screen shows both black-and-white and color content. It is suited to reviewing documents, spreadsheets and visual designs.

It is powered by an octa-core processor with RAM for multitasking and demanding apps. The included BOOX InkSpire Stylus is used for writing, annotating and brainstorming on the screen.

Display: 13.3-inch Kaleido 3 Color E-Paper
Processor: Octa-core
Color: Black
Screen size: 13.3 in
In the box: BOOX InkSpire Stylus

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: 13.3"Source

Questions and answers

How does the Tab X C differ from the Tab X?: The Tab X C uses a Kaleido 3 color E Ink panel, while the Tab X is black-and-white. Color helps with highlights, charts and images, but the color layer slightly lowers contrast and sharpness for plain text.
Is the color screen good enough for design work?: It shows color for reviewing layouts, charts and annotations, but colors are muted and not color-accurate. Treat it as a reading and markup screen, not a proofing display.
Does it come with a stylus?: Yes, the InkSpire stylus is included. It supports pressure-sensitive writing and annotation on the E Ink screen.
Can it run Android apps?: Yes, it runs Android, so you can install reading, note and productivity apps. Expect E Ink-friendly apps to perform best; video and fast games are not its strength.
Is it good for reading in bed?: The E Ink screen is easy on the eyes and frontlit, but the 13.3-inch body is large and heavy to hold for long sessions. A smaller e-reader is easier for one-handed reading.
Who should buy it instead of an iPad?: Buy it if you read and annotate long documents and want an eye-friendly color screen with stylus input. Choose an iPad if you need fast video, color-accurate visuals or smooth touch response.
Where is the Boox Tab X C cheapest?: At Walmart, for $819.99, as of our latest check.