From Engadget · Mariella Moon · · 1m 20s
Boox Palma 3 adds stylus support and aluminum body for $320
The pocket-sized ereader gets a premium upgrade while undercutting its predecessor by $60.
In brief
The pocket-sized ereader gets a premium upgrade while undercutting its predecessor by $60. The Boox Palma 3 brings stylus support and aluminum construction to a palm-sized ereader for $320, $60 less than the previous Pro model. Originally reported by Engadget.
Boox launches three new ereaders
Boox unveiled three E Ink devices running Android 16 with Google Play Store pre-installed, including the upgraded Palma 3 pocket ereader.
Palma 3 gets aluminum upgrade
The new Palma 3 features an anodized aluminum frame instead of plastic and supports the InkSense Plus stylus for annotations and notes.
Packed with storage and camera
The 6.13-inch device has 128GB storage expandable to 2TB, a 16MP rear camera with flash for document scanning, and dual microphones for voice memos.
Cheaper than its predecessor
The Palma 3 will sell for $320 in black or white, $60 less than the Palma 2 Pro. The stylus costs an additional $46.
Note Air6 C for dual screen work
The 10.3-inch color E Ink device lets you annotate two documents side by side with Dual Notes. It's $580 alone or $657 with keyboard cover.
Note Mini C targets mobile workers
The 8.52-inch color device includes fingerprint security and enterprise app access like Teams and Slack. It's coming soon for $550.
The takeaway
The Boox Palma 3 brings stylus support and aluminum construction to a palm-sized ereader for $320, $60 less than the previous Pro model.
