Thread: Onyx Boox Max vs. GoodEreader 13.3" (no name)
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Old 05-16-2016, 08:49 PM   #71
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Originally Posted by Peter Silie View Post
My biggest problem with the Max is the weight. When i recived my DTP-S1 i was amazed how light it is. But 50% more weight for the Max is big difference, if you use it alot in bus and train and hold it with only one hand.
Maybe this post will help you to put it into some context. While admittedly heavier than both Good e-Reader and Sony, at 490g 13.3" Max is lighter than 9.7" M96, 9" Nook, and way lighter than 9.7" iPad.
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