BOOXPalma 2 Mobile ePaper eBook Reader Fingerprint Recognition Smart Button Dual Microphones (Dark Green Black)

I wanted an ereader to easily throw in my purse. My Boox Page is a bit too large for my bag so this was the perfect compromise. It has a lot of features but honestly I was only interested in this for reading. If you want, you can also watch media and listen to music. It is basically a cell phone but without the cellular data plan.This is only slightly smaller than the iPhone 16 Pro Max so it's still a great size but much nicer to read on. It's also a bit thinner than a phone. This is very comparable in function to the Boox Page. Screen looks really nice and clear and its highly responsive. Dark mode in Neoreader is also really nice on this device. Ghosting isn't a problem for me at all so far. It is on the pricier end for such a small ereader, but it can do a lot. Depending on your usage, I do think it's worth it.I don't think that I have any complaints so far on the actual device. I'm deep into the Boox ecosystem so it was easy for me to figure out how to customize the Palma to my needs. If you're new to Boox, you may need to play around a bit or watch some videos to find what works best for you. Straight out of the box, it didn't seem to need too much tweaking though.

I’m absolutely in love with the Boox Palma 2 so far and have already gotten so many compliments and questions from friends! After reading up a lot about it before officially buying it, I decided to buy this on Amazon instead of direct for the peace of mind of getting a protection plan. I love how it’s small enough to fit in my pocket with my phone, but still the perfect size for reading. I don’t have a case yet and it feels pretty sturdy, but I may invest in one soon just in case. The battery hasn’t died since I bought it almost a week ago, so that’s pretty great! I was worried about the price, since it’s pretty expensive for an e-reader, but I don’t regret splurging on it at all. I do somewhat wish I bought the white version but I do really love the black.

This has been a great reading device. I really enjoy the flexibility of having Android on there and all the available things to have access to. The refresh rate is good, you can tweak it as you like. I really like the form factor.

I was always taking my kindle everywhere with me but my purses kept getting smaller and smaller so I decided to give this a try. The price is a little pricey but I like the fact that I can download not only kindle but libby, nook and etc. I love that I personalize it and that it syncs to my kindle when it connects to wifi so when I pick up my kindle it knows exactly where I left off on my Palma.

I use this specifically for my many apps to access books and audiobooks. Understanding that this device is e-ink technology will help with realistic expectations.I enjoy it because I can toggle between my different reading apps, and don’t need to carry multiple e-readers. I can also play audiobooks from the speaker or with headphones (via Bluetooth connection). It’s my main device when listening to audiobooks with Libby, Hoopla, CloudLibrary, and Audible. Which means I don’t need to have my phone on me, so I limit distractions. I’ve been more productive without the temptation to scroll through videos on my phone.I have no regrets with this purchase.

I def read alot more since getting this

I’ve had another e-reader for about 10 years. I loved the E Ink display—it’s so much easier on the eyes—but I always hated that it was bulkier than my phone. Because of that, I often found myself just reading on my phone instead.Eventually, I decided to take a leap and try the Palma 2. Yes, it's definitely on the more expensive side, but it’s been a game changer for me.What I Love:Ultra-slim and light: It’s so compact that it feels like carrying a phone, not a bulky e-reader.App flexibility: You can download all your favorite reading apps, thanks to full access to the Google Play Store.Customization: It’s completely customizable in terms of layout, apps, and functionality.Best E Ink screen I’ve come across: Includes a yellow light option for night reading and even a no-light option.Physical buttons: You can use the volume buttons to turn pages, which is incredibly satisfying and useful.Battery life: Better than a phone. I get about a week and a half of constant reading out of it.A Few Drawbacks:Price: It’s more expensive than other e-readers. If size isn’t an issue for you, the cheaper brands may still be a better value.Occasional glitches: It can freeze sometimes and takes effort to reset when that happens.Fingerprint sensor issues: Mine never worked properly, even after resets.Would I Buy It Again?Absolutely. For someone like me—who prefers reading on a phone due to size and portability—it’s the perfect in-between. But if you’re already comfortable with traditional e-readers and don’t mind the bulk, a less expensive model might make more sense.