Onyx Boox, Privacy & security guide

4.6 (390) · € 274.50 · En stock

On the surface, Onyx Boox eReaders sound kinda cool. They run on the open Android operating system, which makes them versatile when it comes to the third-party apps you can use on them. They also come with options for large screens and note-taking abilities. All this is good. Unfortunately, that’s where the good seems to end. Researching these Chinese-made eReaders was an exercise in how sketchy things can get on the internet. We warn buyers to beware if you decide to shop for this product. Read on to find out why.

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