Onyx Boox C67ML Carta 2, 6" E Ink Touch Screen, Built-in Light Wi-Fi Android 4.22 System Google Store Ebook Reader

I didn't have high expectations for this device. All I needed is just simple ebook reader to read pdfs and Word docs with good screen resolution. But looks like this device can do not only that but also has other decent features - reads a lot of formats like pictures, has page turn buttons and even audio output. Finally since it is Android based it is possible to install apps like Adobe pdf reader on it however I haven't tried this.Pdfs are displayed ok but word files might have some issues for example with table formatting. Ebook reader have some quirks like a bit unusual/ absent "goto page" feature and can be slow sometimes. Also this ebook reader appears to be not as sturdy as main competitors and might be sensitive to excessive pressure/not fall tolerant.So it can be a good idea to find a good cover for it. Luckily it has standard size and there is no problem to find this cover.Overall it is decent small 6 inch ebook reader with good resolution and some useful features. Hopefully it can last more than a few month.

This is a great device I had a inkbook but sent it back as it had issues and terrible tech support.This has a dual core so it seems a bit sluggish as an android device but for an ereader it is fine.As far as people saying it is delicate, all e-ink ereaders are delicate, I had a kindle paperwhite that I cracked the screen on easily, you have to be careful with them.It lacks a quad core and bluetooth that the inkbook had but those aren't really needed in an ereader.It has full google playstore access, it is not limited in any way I can see like other ereaders are you can install almost any andriod app (beautiful widgets says it is not compatible).all in all I am really enjoying the ability to use any reader I want, and still be able to run the train/transit app to see if my bus and train are on time.

Worked fine until the screen cracked, which didn't take long--I had it in a thigh pocket on cargo shorts and only moderate pressure against a solid object made it shatter. The broken glass element is internal and the screen is ruined; I have had cellphone screens that broke on a surface layer but still worked, and this was not that. I don't know if I will try to return it, since I broke it (on accident) myself and that seems unethical. I do like the device, though.It also has some problem installing apps, because it has a tiny internal memory and then an internal SD card, which the Google Play store does not normally install apps to.I really wanted this to view PDF files that my other e-reader (a B&N Nook) was too low-resolution to display, and it did that perfectly. The builtin reader even scaled up the text in those PDFs in a way that the Nook didn't. If it hadn't broken so easily I would have definitely given it 4 stars, and if Android dealt with internal storage more sensibly it would be a perfect device. That last is not really the fault of the device, though.

Great but no bluetooth.

Device was incredibly slow and broke after ~3ft fall off my nightstand to the carpet. What a waste of money that was.

Very fragile! Will break easily. If you don't want to waste $200 buy something else

This E-reader has great features but it is not very useable because you can’t download Ebooks not from Amazon, not from Ebooks.com, not from Barns&Noble - in short most of the big ebooks suppliers- only from free sources. Shame!

STAY AWAYdevice is very fragile and will break.The device software itselfWorks great, once you set things up it's very beautiful to look at. Unfortunately that didn't last for long. As I was laying down in bed I failed to notice that it was on the bed. As soon as I felt it i got up but it was too late. The case didn't do anything to salvage it. If you don't want to waste $200, buy something else.