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rowe · 07-23-2025, 08:45 AM

I got one earlier this week. It is a good value, albeit flawed device IMO. A much better experience for me than with Nxtpaper 3.

Its strength is the updated display which (counter-intuitively) with the 'e-paper' and 'eye comfort' modes disabled is fairly comfortable for users sensitive to flicker (no temporal dithering or PWM now). The anti-glare screen surface is also much improved.

However, as an all-round tablet it feels sluggish compared to an iPad and the speakers are very poor. Understandable at the price, but I would have been happy to pay more. That said, I'm going to keep it.

More detailed post: https://www.reddit.com/r/nxtpaper/co...1_plus_review/

07-23-2025, 08:45 AM	#23
rowe Groupie Posts: 161 Karma: 5094360 Join Date: Jul 2019 Device: Hibreak Pro, Mira, Paperlike Colour	I got one earlier this week. It is a good value, albeit flawed device IMO. A much better experience for me than with Nxtpaper 3. Its strength is the updated display which (counter-intuitively) with the 'e-paper' and 'eye comfort' modes disabled is fairly comfortable for users sensitive to flicker (no temporal dithering or PWM now). The anti-glare screen surface is also much improved. However, as an all-round tablet it feels sluggish compared to an iPad and the speakers are very poor. Understandable at the price, but I would have been happy to pay more. That said, I'm going to keep it. More detailed post: https://www.reddit.com/r/nxtpaper/co...1_plus_review/ Last edited by rowe; 07-23-2025 at 08:58 AM.