Onyx is an Asian company that regularly brings new e-readers to market. The year 2024 is already busy with different models announced, and it’s the Onyx Boox Kant 2 that caught my eye.

This time, it looks as if the venerable Kindle Oasis is going to bow out (at least for a while) and join the graveyard of Kindle e-readers alongside the Kindle DX, the Kindle Voyage and other Kindle with keyboard.

E-readers need an Internet connection to access online services such as synchronizing your reading or buying and downloading digital books (ebooks). But a WiFi connection isn’t always available.

Onyx is a major player in digital reading in Asia, and regularly offers new e-readers with innovative designs and technologies. This time, we take a look at two interesting e-readers, the Onyx Boox Leaf 3 and Onyx Boox Leaf 3C.

The Kindle Oasis is Amazon’s top-of-the-range portable e-reader. With a price tag approaching $300, it’s also one of the longest-running Kindle e-readers.

If you’ve got a Kobo e-reader, you’ve probably noticed that it’s impossible to export your notes and the bits of text you’re going to highlight.

You’ve probably read or heard about the Apple Vision Pro. This device is an immersive headset that lets you work and play. But what about reading and ebooks ?

A few months ago, I tested a small-format, affordable e-reader from Woxter (a Spanish brand), and on Reddit I discovered a whole range of mini e-ink e-readers with screens smaller than 4 inches.

For years, TCL has been pushing the NXTPAPER technology, a type of color LCD screen that offers a more restful reading experience for your eyes. TCL has just announced a major evolution with NXTPAPER 3.