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jimbohen · 01-20-2018, 08:19 PM

Thanks Sogaiu for your helpful, insightful answers. I suppose it's still a good product for an e-reader although it can't compare to tablets, detachables and convertibles in some ways as I was hoping it would. I may still go ahead and buy it once I sort out the apparent Max2 and Max2 Pro deception and confusion that abounds. Or maybe I'll opt for the new 2018 Samsung Notebook 9 Pen instead when it becomes available soon. I'm not really aware of any drawbacks with it aside from more eye strain, bulk, and weight, shorter battery life and a higher price compared to the non-pro Max2 at least? Whereas I suppose it's capable of all these functions I inquired about. Thanks.

01-20-2018, 08:19 PM	#173
jimbohen Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2018 Device: Onyx Boox Max2	Thanks Sogaiu for your helpful, insightful answers. I suppose it's still a good product for an e-reader although it can't compare to tablets, detachables and convertibles in some ways as I was hoping it would. I may still go ahead and buy it once I sort out the apparent Max2 and Max2 Pro deception and confusion that abounds. Or maybe I'll opt for the new 2018 Samsung Notebook 9 Pen instead when it becomes available soon. I'm not really aware of any drawbacks with it aside from more eye strain, bulk, and weight, shorter battery life and a higher price compared to the non-pro Max2 at least? Whereas I suppose it's capable of all these functions I inquired about. Thanks. Last edited by jimbohen; 01-20-2018 at 11:14 PM.