It looks like a smartphone, runs Android 16, has Google Play, a camera, fingerprint unlock, microphones, and physical buttons.
But the BOOX Palma 3 isn’t actually a phone.
It’s a 6.13-inch monochrome ePaper device built around BOOX’s “Quiet Tech” idea, with a 300-PPI display, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, microSD expansion, and support for the InkSense Plus stylus.
Price: $339.99
SOURCES
BOOX — Palma 3 official product page
BOOX — Unveiling BOOX Palma 3: The 6.13″ Quiet Tech for a Low-Stimulation Life
BOOX — Palma 3 official video
Notebookcheck — BOOX Palma 3 launch coverage
CREDITS
Product footage & imagery:
BOOX
Product information & specifications:
BOOX
Additional research:
Notebookcheck
Editing & motion graphics:
Techy or Not, with Claude assistance in DaVinci Resolve
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Make 12gb ram please… Future proof it…. 256gb storage…
I got addicted with my kindle pw2…
Make it in the size of the iPhone duo with dual screens and I will buy it so fast.
i would buy this ngl
dogshit prices + sells in rusia
There is a reason why E-Imk devices never make it big. This won't either.
99 dollars yes, 399 hard sell. Uknown processor, and longevity concerns. Additional, not sure if the battery replaceable.
The textured back is gone… these small design features really helped promote this product to a space its competitors don’t fulfill. Wish you had textured, enjoyable tactile experience still in place. You have the features, keep the good function, otherwise how do you (boox palma team fix this.)