Boox’s phone-sized Palma 2 Pro ereader just got color, stylus support and mobile data — but I’m not sure everyone needs the Pro upgrade
The Onyx Boox Palma 2 Pro is a more capable and versatile take on one of the most interesting ereaders around. Its phone-like form factor is still the main appeal, but the move to a color E Ink screen, Android 15, extra RAM, stylus support and mobile data makes it feel much more versatile than the monochrome Palma 2. It’s not a clear upgrade for everyone, though, as plain text looks a little grainier, the price is even higher and the stylus and flip case cost extra. Still, if you want a pocketable Android ereader that can handle books, apps, light web use, color documents and occasional notes, the Palma 2 Pro is easy to like.
Pros
- +Pocket-friendly color E Ink design
- +More versatile than the Palma 2
- +Excellent case accessory
Cons
- -Expensive for an ereader
- -Text isn’t as crisp as on the Palma 2
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