Thread: What's the Max2 (longer term) web browsing experience like?
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Old 09-01-2018, 11:45 AM   #2
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Device: Boox max 2
max 2 wifi range is better than my phone, but my phone is a galaxy note 3 from 5 years ago, so dunno if that's good enough for you

the battery drains quick, but you still get hours of use.

the browsing is not like a tablet, but good enough to use it. I don't like the scroll because it is slow and the constant changes between a2 and normal display bothers me, so I use page up/page down with full refresh.


I moved from an older device just to be able to browse and install apps on this one, and limitations in mind I'm pretty satisfied. I even installed some extensions to skip paywalls on firefox and read everyday a lot of articles from medium, hn or even browse long threads of reddit.

max 2 is as good as you can get in the mixed ereader / tablet market. I would even go farther to say this is the first and single device (note maybe) that is useful in that regards after 15 years since the first ereader was released
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