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Is Boox worth it or should you stick with a Kindle? - Mashable
In our world of rising tech prices, when a new device hits the scene, the ultimate question is: is it worth it? If you're going to spend your money, you want it to be the best of the best. But the so-called best really depends on your priorities — do you want something that's the best value, best performance, or has the best features? As someone who spends nearly every day writing about e-readers, Boox devices have shaken things up. These E Ink tablets challenge what we previously thought an e-reader could be, with added features you won't find on a Kindle or Kobo. But are they worth it? Well, that depends on what you're looking for. Boox pricing: Is it more expensive than a Kindle? First things first, let's talk price. Boox e-readers are really E Ink tablets, which means they can do a lot more than Kindle or Kobo e-readers. But does that affect their price? Less so than you'd think. Especially with tech prices on the rise, e-reader prices have been evening out across the board. Generally, Boox e-readers are more expensive than both Kindle and Kobo devices, but not by much. The best way to compare prices is to look at each brand's 6-inch e-reader prices.
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