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BOOX Tablet Go Color 7 Gen II E Ink Tablet Digital Notebook Support Active Stylus InkSense (Black)

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Condition
New
Model
BOOX Go Color 7、CLP209291
Screen size
7 in
Weight
0.39 kg
Color
Black
Pressure Sensitivity
4096 levels
Operating System
Android
Warranty
1-Year non-hardware warranty
Works with
Stylus Pen

Features 10

  • Does not support EMR stylus, Support Active Stylus InkSense, but the sytlus is not included in the box.
  • Screen: 7" Kaleido 3 (4096 colors)glass screen with flat cover-lens. Resolution: 1680 x 1264 (B/W 300 ppi, Color 150 ppi) CPU: Octa-core. RAM: 4GB. OS: Android 13 ROM: 64GB Connectivity: Wi-Fi + BT 5.1
  • Front Light with CTM (Warm and Cold) G-sensor for Auto Rotation
  • Document Formats: PDF, CAJ, DJVU, CBR, CBZ, EPUB, EPUB3, AZW3, MOBI, TXT, DOC, DOCX, FB2, CHM, RTF, HTML, ZIP, PRC, PPT, PPTX Image Formats: PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF Audio Formats: WAV, MP3 Supports 3rd-party apps

Specs 22

Brand BOOX
Connectivity Technology Wi-Fi
Pressure Sensitivity 4096 levels
Operating System Android
Special Feature E INK
Model Name BOOX Go Color 7、CLP209291
Built-In Media Device
Model Number BOOX Go Color 7、CLP209291

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Probably my favorite product that I own
Color: Black
Incredible surpassed all my expectations. I can use any book reading app You're not tied up with Amazon. It's 3x faster than a Kindle. You can send your pdf from school and annotate them. You can browse the web. It's ridiculously customizable. It has settings that you would never think of Like customizable buttons, the screen rotates You can have the screen in any direction you want. It also has customizable screen, tapping options where, depending on where you tap on the screen, it will do something specific. I really like the back of the device. It has a grip material. It's light, portable the battery lasts a long time, especially if in the settings you set up auto turn off after 1hr of beeing not used to 4hr i really like the screen It looks like paper. It has warm light options, white light or no light. I really like the color version for annotation reasons. Again, since it's a e reader, the colors are not very sharp but for what I wanted It works really well ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by CaptainLeon
Amazing device, but definitely not for everyone.
Color: Black
I've been using this "tablet" for a while and I love it, but I was looking for an e-reader that happens to run Android, and that may put me in the minority. So, what is this not good for? Technically, by name, this is a tablet, but I wouldn't call it that. You are not going to watch movies or YouTube videos on this. You can browse the web in a pinch, but a lot of content will seem very unusual because of the screen's refresh rate. Most of your apps will not work very well, also because of the screen type. You will not be playing anything but the most basic games, again because of the screen, and because the SoC is very lower power in order to get better battery life. So, what IS it good for? Reading!!! It comes with its own book store/app, but you can also install Kindle, Goole Play Books, Libby, news apps, whatever you want to read. The colors are a bit muted, so if you're a fan of visual novels, you might be unimpressed, but it works just fine for that otherwise. The screen is pretty good. Not quite as good of detail as my last Kindle, but the backlight has more configuration. It's nice and light, and I really like the page flip buttons. Technically, they're volume buttons, but they can be configured to flip pages in apps I use. The battery life has been great for me. I charge it about once a week, but I could probably wait 2-3 weeks. It makes use of pretty aggressive power saving features to enable that battery life while running Android. Expect to wait close to a minute for it to start up when you want to use it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by J K
Sooo much potential!!!
Color: Black
CONS: App for easily moving books between local devices not available rn. BATTERY LIFE ** Not water proof, I knew this before buying -- I was going to overlook because of other features. For this price, should be included. PROS: Nice Color Ink Stylus support Android/Google Play Access EXPANDABLE memory Great reader Great PDF reading experience. Some things are clunky but okay. My BIGGEST complaint for a device with this price tag is the battery life. It should also be WATER PROOF. I was willing to overlook the lack of water proofing to get out of the Kindle trap. Battery, battery, battery. Come on man, there's got to be a better way! I doubt I'll keep it due to this one thing. My older Kindle OASIS still holding a great charge and IS water proof, so I can take it by the pool side and go to the beach with it. I don't like taking physical copies of books around water, water proof e-readers are a way better choice. One of the best things about this device, great PDF reading experience. By far the best. Has sooooooooo much potential because it has access to the Play Store. It also has EXPANDABLE memory. Huge plus! Has many things to offer. However, battery life is king. I really wanted this to work. 😓😭 Updated: Removed 2 stars I wanted to like this so much. It glitches super bad using the Kindle app. Freezes, can't use buttons to page turn. I still have a large library of Kindle books. ................. Updated adding 3 Stars: After using this device for a while I'm revising my review and adding three stars. Outside of Kindle app being very glitchy on this device the native book reader that comes on it is awesome for everything but you need it for. My biggest complain about the native e-reader is that it does not show your progress within the book and percentages. I'm still really bummed that the BOOX Assistant app for Android is not updated, so.Inam not able to easily push books to my BOOX Onyx nor sync reading between devices. For the price point they should work a little bit harder on this functionality. My son-in-law has an e-reader that fits into his pocket, that easily pushes books between devices. The bottom line is it takes a little while to get used to. There's a few small things about it you can complain about. But it is a solid gateway out of the Kindle Amazon paradigm! You can read your own books, you own. Expand the memory to hold as many books as your hearts desire. You can also set up a media server locally and sync your device to it for MORE SPACE. I still beg for a water proof option. For summer reading I'll have to resort to my Kindle 😞 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Nikki L.
Very Disappointed — Screen Cracked by Itself, No Warranty Support
Color: Black
Review Image by Josh Ovans
I bought the Boox Go Color 7 (Gen 2) and really liked it at first — lightweight, nice screen, and perfect for reading and note-taking. But after just a few monthes of careful use (always kept in the case), the screen suddenly stopped displaying properly. There was no drop, no pressure, and no visible crack, yet the display was clearly damaged. I contacted customer service, but they said it was a “physical damage” issue not covered by warranty and quoted about $165 for repair. That’s extremely frustrating considering how fragile the screen seems to be. I’ve handled e-readers for years and never experienced this kind of problem. It’s disappointing that such an expensive device can fail on its own and customer support offers no real help. Definitely think twice before buying — the screen durability and warranty policy are not what you’d expect for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Josh Ovans
Best E-Reader Out There? maybe…
Color: Black
Review Image by Mela Grossi
I was looking for a new device to try to streamline my ereader(s) into one but still have both a color option and a note taking/stylus writing option. I needed e-ink, so a iPad was out. This device absolutely does what I needed, and more. I needed to be able to access ebooks from both my Kindle account, Nook, Libby, Hoopla, and be able to easily import long form AO3 fics. The BooxGo Color far exceeds my expectations. I have full access and functionality for my Kindle library, including my KU subscription, and because the device has a built in browser the process of accessing then downloading fics from The Archive is SEAMLESS. It also has speakers so I can do my DuoLingo and listen to audiobooks through Audible/Chirp/The Library. (Or use headphones) It’s the perfect size, I was able to find a cover for it pretty easily (although I wish we had more options). The only slightly negative is that it didn’t already come with a stylus, and after sleep the startup takes a few beats. The setup was pretty straight forward and after a few weeks I’ve decided I love it so much I sold the other two ereaders this device was replacing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Mela Grossi
Been waiting to have this, love it so far
Color: Black
Love the size, weight and feel when holding it. It feels comfortable in my hand when I'm reading without or with a case. I love that it's a e-ink table; easier on my eyes. Plus I am able to download my kindle, nook, and reading apps instead of having several stand alone e-readers. The battery life does not last as long as a stand alone e-reader but then again it is a mini e-tablet so it will use more battery power but depending on how often you use it I think battery life is decent. I usually charge it every couple of days. There are definitely improvements that can be done to make it better but I can say that about everything. Overall, I love this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2026 by Sil
Big disappointment
Color: Black
First, while many of other Onyx Boox tablets are compatible with 3rd party EMR-compatible pens, someone made the decision that for these Boox Go 7 tablets, they will use USI 2.0 pens instead of EMR pens. For those not familiar with USI 2.0 pens, they have many disadvantages. (1) They have a hard plastic end, so it's like hard plastic writing on glass, not a very comfortable writing experience. With EMR pens with their rubber tips, they have a very smooth feeling when writing. Perhaps I can find a screen protector which will help with the feeling of plastic on glass, but if it needs a screen protector to improve the writing experience, they should have included it with the tablet. (2) USI 2.0 pens need to be charged. That makes EMR pens amazing because you don't have to worry about charging them or turning them one. With the USI 2.0 pens, you have to make sure it is charged and then make sure it is turned on. (3) Many EMR pens support the back end of the pen acting like a eraser. This doesn't appear to be the case with the Boox Go 7 tablet and USI 2.0 pens, (4) I bought a 3rd party USI 2.0 pen and while it "works", it actually doesn't leave a smooth line when I am writing, but it leaves a series of dots. Ugh. Perhaps the pen I am using is not sending a continuous current through the tip, so the tablet thinks I am lifting and positioning the pen on the screen multiple times while writing. The tablet should know it's unrealistic for a user to be lifting and placing the pen back on the screen so many times in a short period of time, so it should treat this as a continuous line or at least have an option to design the behavior this way. These are just the negatives that have to do with the pen. One reason I was attracted to Boox tablets was because it is running Android and actually comes with Google Play Store. My use case for this tablet is to make it a place for my 93-year old mom to write down notes. For my 93-year old mom, the UI is not intuitive. Therefore, I wanted to actually run some other Android apps like a customized launcher. And while the normal Androids setting is not accessible through what is provided by Boox, I can load a launcher which provides access to the standard Android settings panel. From there, I can override the default launcher... But guess what? After a little bit of time, it reverts back to the Boox launcher. Ugh. In addition, when I load other apps, from the customized launcher, the apps are no longer available. In Google Play Store, after installing, it provides a button to enable the app. After enabling the app, after some time, they get disabled again, and I must enable again in Google Play... Or use the Boox launcher to launch the apps. This also makes widgets and other programs which run in the background useless because eventually they will be disabled. Since the use case is to have this as a tablet for my mom, the font settings available through Boox settings were insufficient in making this a tablet which my mom can read. However, through the Android settings, there is more flexibility in getting the right fonts, including the ability to make the default fonts bold. And finally, the tablet seems unresponsive at times, like when I want to scroll to see further options in an app, it just completely ignores my gestures. I have no idea why. Also, to make the screen bright enough for my mom, I am setting the maximum brightness but it drains the battery so quickly. This basically defeats the purpose of going to an e-ink tablet to reduce the frequency of needing to charge the tablt. So in summary: The negatives: 1. USI 2.0 pen instead of EMR pen - Feeling of pen on screen is not a comfortable experience - Pen has to be kept charged and turned on vs EMR pen - Pen is leaving dots on screen instead of continuous line 2. Cannot use custom launcher, always reverts back to Boox launcher 3. Android apps can be installed but are continuously being disabled 4. Out of the box font settings are insufficient for someone with poor eyesight 5. Setting brightness high enough for someone with poor eyesight drains the battery quickly The nice part of the tablet is the form factor. I like that there is one bezel which is used for holding the tablet. It's also very lightweight like many e-ink tablets are. If someone though were to invent a case which is similar in concept where a wide bezel on one side, then there'd basically be no reason to try to use a Boox tablet for my particular use case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by jimintexas
Needs improvements, but still a great device once you get used to it.
Color: Black
I really like my Boox Go Color 7 gen ii, however, If you want something with easy set-up and an intuitive user experience then this is not the device for you. I usually tinker with all the settings every time I get a new computer or cell phone, so I expected to do the same with this, it still took me a full week to get the device setup in a way that worked for me. I even considered returning it. Main things to know: - not intuitive - Color images are muted and best viewed under direct sunlight. (color images improved with update v4.1) -You can (and will need to) customize the optimization settings for each app individually. -You will need to change the refresh mode to best suit what you are looking at. HD is great for images, but absolutely horrible for scrolling. Speed works for most things, but does not have the clearest images. -Ghosting is an issue. I have one of my physical buttons set to refresh, plus my screen refreshes after so many taps, because the screen will get cluttered very quickly with ghost images. -Night mode isn't very good and is specific to each app (unless you just choose to invert the colors), but using the normal mode is still better than reading on my phone. -The Control Center is a pull down menu and the easiest way for me to adjust brightness. You can set it up to change brightness by running a finger up or down the screen, I like the drop-down menu better. The device is setup with two dropdown menus that are at the top in different locations: Notifications (on the left top) and Control Center (on the right top) - the pen feature is good for notes, bad for art, and a little weird for writing in books (you have to save each page of a book separately or what you wrote just follows you to the next page). Saved page goes to your gallery. The notes do not stay in the book. -This device is not a replacement for a tablet or computer. Best used as an e-reader, but you can download any app you want from the playstore. My reading has increased significantly due to my e-reader, and I'm not playing on my phone before bed. I like the size of the device and its lightness. Hopefully they improve future models. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Bobbi
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