#Spec onyx 2 full#
Boox Neo Browser (E-ink friendly browser offering a more E Ink friendly way of navigating instead of scrolling, increase & decrease font size buttons, full screen button).
#Spec onyx 2 update#
some of them will appear in future update for the older Max 3 and maybe even a few for the Max 2, who knows): (of course you cannot overcome the E Ink delay, but still, every bit of extra responsiveness is welcome)Īddionally they also made some nice software changes in v3.0 (for Lumi and maybe. Looking at the internal hardware changes, I would expect the Lumi being quite a bit more power efficient and responsive than the Max 3 and especially compared against the Max 2. Android 11 is released only a few days/weeks ago and if I'm not mistaking, for the moment, only available on a few Google Pixel devices. It's the most recent Android version you can have right now. Ok 802.11ax and BT5.1 exist already but are still very new, would make the device more expensive (as it would require a more expensive SoC) and wouldn't add much in terms of functionality.Īndroid 10 = good choice, didn't realy expect this. I also think they finally made the right choice of SoC, offering all the modern connection options that you would expect on a high-end device (802.11ac + BT5.0 + USB-C), making it a bit future proof, considering that these are devices which you're not throwing away after using it for just one year. Have to say I'm quite surprised with the changes the Lumi brings to the table. I've tried creating a detailed overview of the differences in specs between the Onyx Boox Max 2, Max 3 and the newly announced Max 3 Lumi, as the official product pages do not offer a very detailed spec list and I was curious about the real differences between these devices.
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