Onyx Boox Nova Air is the 7.8 inch tablet and it does include to an online bookstore of public domain titles and mere handful. It is the Hybrid E ink tablet and that is much about writing. It has the similarities to the larger Onyx Boox Nova 3 Colour and the Nova is the purely mono device. It is mostly about the refining and expanding the E ink experience rather than breaking new ground.
DESIGN
It is the super slim at 6.3 mm and the weight is just 235 grams, 194^136.5 mm Nova Air is very easy to travel with. It is the aluminum alloy product and has enough grip to make it simple to hold one handed there are the couple of all new cases available. There are two options like Standard sleeve slip and the magnetic case.
The standard sleeve slip present that fastens magnetically and also includes the space for the WACOM stylus also. Stylus can be magnetically connected to the Nova Air side through the super strong magnet. The magnetic case adds the physical page turn options and works, thanks to new POGO pin connector on Nova Air spine.
DISPLAY
This tablet is constructed around the 7.8 inch E Ink Carta plus screen, and that boasts the 1872^1404 pixel resolution. Screen seems to be paper like to both the write on and read. There is the anti glare film on Asahi protective glass and that makes reading in direct sunlight. For reading the view angles are wider and adjustable. It is flicker free and easy to use and most comfortable with the brightness and low setting.
The reading and writing both of the experiences are comfortable and highly customizable. Reading experience on it involves the balances of the speed and refresh rate that depends upon what users are setting for.
BATTERY LIFE
The most best thing is the long battery life as at compared to LCD tablet. It boasts the 2000 mAh, and it is topped up through the USB C slot on Nova Air undercarriage. Tablet’s battery can last for 2 weeks and it will depends upon entirely on refresh rate. If user wants the trip and fill it with the few books there is no need to recharge it.
