My Boox Palma is one of the most easily lovable pieces of tech I've ever used—an e-ink reader with a phone-like form factor that isn't locked down to one specific retailer's ecosystem.

While they will never have the name recognition of the Amazon Kindle, e-ink devices from Chinese tech company Onyx International—sold under the slightly silly "Boox" brand name—are gaining a ...

The Boox Palma2 is a portable e-ink device shaped like a phone with limited distractions and a long battery life. It has a front light for use in darkness, Bluetooth connectivity for audio ...

the Boox Note Air 2 Plus. Onyx isn't stopping at tablets; it makes an ePaper monitor too, and its largest tablet, the Max Lumi 2 features a giant 13.3-inch screen, the size of an A4 sheet of paper.