From Mashable · Samantha Mangino · · 1m 40s
Boox adds three new E Ink devices
Boox refreshed its E Ink lineup with two color notebooks and a phone-sized reader built for quiet second-screen use.
In brief
Boox refreshed its E Ink lineup with two color notebooks and a phone-sized reader built for quiet second-screen use. Boox is pushing E Ink beyond reading, with Android 16, Play Store access, note tools, AI summaries, and more portable hardware. Originally reported by Mashable.
Three new devices
Boox unveiled the Note Air6 C, Note Mini C, and Palma 3 on Sept. 15, 2026. The Palma 3 revives its tiny reader line after the Palma 2 was discontinued.
“Boox unveiled three new E Ink electronics: the Note Air6 C, Note Mini C, and Palma 3.”
Faster Android hardware
All three run Android 16 with an upgraded octa-core processor, Google Play Store access, Bluetooth 6.0, and Boox BSR refresh tech to cut ghosting.
Prices start high
The Note Air6 C is available now for $579.99. The Note Mini C also costs $579.99, while the Palma 3 will arrive soon at $339.99.
Palma gets sturdier
The Palma 3 swaps the Palma 2's plastic body for an aluminum frame and adds a paper-textured fiberglass back. Boox pitches it as a low-stimulation second screen, not a Kindle clone.
“Boox embraces the "Quiet Tech" philosophy”
Small reader, extra tools
The Palma 3 has a 6.13-inch, 300 ppi screen, dual-tone front light, 128GB of storage, 6GB RAM, a camera with LED flash for scanning, and dual mics for voice memos.
Air6 C goes work mode
The 10.3-inch Note Air6 C adds side-by-side document annotation, Calendar Memo upgrades, Lasso, Talk Insights, real-time transcription, and AI document summaries.
“40 percent faster page turning”
Mini C shrinks the notebook
The Note Mini C uses an 8.52-inch Kaleido 3 display and is 6 millimeters thin at 300 grams. It supports work apps like Teams, Outlook, Slack, and OneDrive.
What matters most
Boox is pushing E Ink beyond reading, with Android 16, Play Store access, note tools, AI summaries, and more portable hardware.
